New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
leaders. However, Admit
Some Members of Dele
CATION Are Still Bitter
Over Defeat of Favorites
Ideal Ticket, Says Clynn
Mrs. Helen Narick Boswell
Relieves Senator Harding
Will Appeal to Women
F'rom StdT Correspondent


= talks with The Tribune correspond
snt have openly expressed regret that
ne convention did not nominate q
3;serent ticket. The leaders in the
delegation. intent on party harmony,
are striving to restore a semblance of
unity before the train reaches New
York. And they admit they are having
hard time doing it
ut is only most natural that men
VINO have fought vigorously for one
week to nominate their respective can
dida.es and then met with defeat
snculd feel little bitter said Sena-
,or Henry NJ. Sage. of Albany. But
thew will be over their bitterness when
they have slept for couple of nights,
and all will be out working for the
ticket before the week is at an end
While personally felt coolidge would
sve made the best Pres dent, l am
rerfectly satisfied with Harding, and
not only will be he elected, but he will
make splendid President. And New
York State Will give him record
breaking plurality.'
Ideal Ticket, Says Glynn
These sentiments were echoed by
George A. Glynn. chairman Of the Re
publican State Committee, who said:
1T is an ideal ticket. 1t represents
the stability and sanity the people are
demanding. The convention recognizes
the dignity and Importance of the Vice
Presidency as we'll as the Presidency
Beth are strong men and will run upon
their records, which are clean. The fgh.
Tor them will be aggressive from the
beginning. New York State will give
rredict that Harding and Coolidge will
sarry greater New York"
There were others on the train,
easally prominent, who condemned the
nomination of Harding as a direct slap
.. the progressive element in the Re-
rgblican party. These men and wom-
e5. too have not yet made up their
minds what their attitude will be.
I'VE will all be behind the ticket"
;aid Eugene NJ. Travis, State Comp
,.sller. at is ticket which will ap-
eal to the law abiding people of the
country"
koenig Is Well Pleased
Samuel s. Koenig, chairman of the
Naw York County Republican Commit
ZEE, said the convention was to be con-
rratulated on its choice. He did not
share the belief of those who saw the
convention as anything other than the
most Embossed national gathering ever
held b. either of the major parties.
The convention was unprecedented
in the sense that the delegates fol-
lowed their own inclinations after con-
sdering the merits of all the candi-
Gates said Chairman Koenig. THE
outstanding features of the convention,
lae platform and candidates are satis-
factory to the members of the party,
and | am confident they will receive
the enthusiastic support of the people.
L the Democrats count on any Republi-
can division they are doomed to dis
appointment. 1t will be clean cut
agnt between the united Republican
party and what is left of the Demo-
cratic party The result is not in
count. Harding and Coolidge will be
oTcrwhe 'mingly elected.
Ticket Pleases Women
Mrs Helen Varick Boswell. chairman
q The women's division of the New
York County Republican Committee,
aougnt that Harding would make a
strong appeal to the women.
III 1t is true said Miss Boswell,
nat Harding has the qualities of Nc
Alnley' as they say he has, he ought
o please the women. The combina-
on Of Harding and Coolidge 's
nappy one. Each supplements and
compliments the qualities Of the other"
MIs Arthur l.. Livermore, chairman
the Republican Women's State Ex-
feu,'vc Committee, also thought the
e.et "ould make a strong appeal to
le women.
The country needs stability, sanltay
-: q iearlessness," said Mrs. Livermore.
Have these three qualities in the
80 candidates. Women are essen
'9meaeepers, and the ticket will appeal
. them"
s La Guardia, President of the
eT York Board of Aldermen, said:
Now that we have nominated the
eAet, we must all put our shoulders to
man"
ihose who criticize the conventions
e.oice asked In each instance that their
ames be withheld from publication
ONE aaid that they thought their OBJ
.ecslons were due in some small de-
sfee at least to disappointment, and
1.ey wanted 70 be confident of their
3:'4cis before airing them before
ae'r constituencies.
Like Battle ROYAL
nen, too," said one of the Harding
."cs, our dsleration vas hopelessly
s.sunted. II vas like a battle royal
'a' of the time in our conferences.
~ group willing to yield TO the other
intended 70 unite on man for
"s,nor after we nominated the ma
t,Hai Nckct, and we are goinb back AS
rom agreeing on man to lead us
me state this fall as we were whom
" started. And I doubt IL we agree
a any ono before we meet in Sara
"a some time next month"
Ix-Governor Charles S. Whitman,
'no cast his first and last vote for
'nl!1Ys FOR Pres dent, said
ihe ticket will grow stronger week
week and believe that the better
people are acquaitnd with the can
'4'ss fhe stronger they arc going to
- me convention was Embossed, as
.a ~ result shows. The candidates Of
~ convention are the choice Of tho
an Constituencies back of tho dele
.s.es and they will get tho enthusiastic
ssapp>st Of the party. / believe that
"e'r election is certain"
May Get Needed Rest
while many Of the delcgates re-
,g.Se'ned over to spend holiday on Lake
r'eh'xan's shores, the majority Of the
ssnsfS ~ the delegation are returning
sen York on this train Many Of
"fn are nor sleeping, although it is