The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1920, Page 4

walked with the step of @ man of ti sixty an he reminded The? venting “ ) : hel N (ESSE SS ING.0.P.RANKS eighty-six last April 23. “The selection of Senator Harding came as nO surprise to me,” said iF APS Defeated Candidates Will fork For Success of Can- didates, He Declares. Senator Depew, “and the choice of Gov. Coolidge was spontaneons. I am greatly pleased with the nomina- tions and predict a sweeping victory for the Républicans. I am certain all the defeated candidates will turn im with a will to work for the ticket.” Asked about the reported aplit in the New York delegation, Mr. Depew admitted there had been a division of sentiment. He said this was #0 because the leading candidates were strongly independent in their views and that each had his loyal support- ors. > Whe vanguard of New York dele- Ms and Visitors to the Depublican tion in Chicago began return- this morning on the Twentieth Tamited, which arrived in sdotions at 11 o'clock. Most of New York delegates are coming ‘& special train which is scheduled reach Grand Central Terminal this ys mfternoon at 4 o'clock, eNw York time. ‘WOne of the first to get off the “Cen- ‘Was former Senator Chauncey at NSE His face beamed and he of the New York delegation, managed a delicate situation with fairness and great siill,” said Mr. Depew. He added that he thought the New York Jeaders would ali pull together harmoniously now to help elect the ticket. Replying to a question whom he thought the Democrats would put up, whether the choice of Harding would strengthen the chances of Gov. Cox of Ohio, Senator Depew said: “The Democrats will put up who- “Senator Wadsworth, aa Chairman) over the White Housé orders.” Genator ar THE VENING WORLD, "mo DAY, JUNE 14, 1920." ‘ convention with an open mind. He| ctined to oay anything cise on that] “Johnson's dnamotal backer Fashed) “the chetcs of the convention was Depew, about whom it was] declared he would have been for Low- | tepia, though adding that “Whitman| up to Frank Hitchcodk, Wood's cam-+ reported that his voice was the only|den except for the Missouri expose.| was a strong oe at the oconven-|paign manager, and asked him bad Pt tion.” one at the convention which carried to every corner af the Coliseum, said the heat in Chicago during the con- yention had not affected him in the He expremed satisfaction with the ticket and predicted victory for Hard- ing and Coolidge. Mr. Milis refused to comment on the report that the New York delegites in Chicago in a discussion of State politios had decided to support Charles 8. Whitman for another nom- least. “f believe I stood it better than any other delegute,” he said. 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