The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-21
PROCRESSIVES
LIKE HARDING
Beveridge Declares Views Of
Candidate Coincide With
His Own. ,.

washington, June 21.--Q, Ms, stan)
Senator Warren @. Harding, republi-
can presidential nominee. seeks 10
bring about a retuvenated republican
party and return Of the country to .
constitutional form OF government un-
der such party.
Former United States Senator Albert
j. Beveridge. Of Indiana. leader OF the
liberal progfessives. following a confer
ence with Senator Harding today. said
that this policy Of the republican can
didater coincided with, the views Of tns
republican progrsssives. VI. 1ss..e N
II found the senator's fdea broad ana
national" said Iseveridse. His plan
OF comforting with all republicans with
the object OF bringing shout unity OF
aim and purpose. harmoniSing all views,
and endeavoring to adjust his own
clear-cut line OF thought into, policies
that will be endorsed by all republicans
will meet with approval and bring him
support .F a. aiN3
and am ready, to do all that i can IN
fiirthering the election OF Senator
Harding ! am republican YOU. know"
Beveridge admitted he had, strons
views on labor and h 9thsr Ieas matters 2, 90, o.
republican platform satisfied, his as IA
progressive. Beyeridee said.
"0h yes, but when we. who are no
candidates. take the stump II s our
privilege to make our own interpreta.
tion OF platform, and to express our
person views on the subjects treated
on in that document"
Beveridge came for the conferences
this morning at Senator Hardng's re-
quest. sCol. Theodore Roosevelt Jr.'
has been invited also TO confer Mlth
After the conference Beverage leit los
his summer home at Beverly Farms
Mass
Senator Harding for 2 few minutes
today. II find that the people gen,
orally are approving the. selection OF
the republican candidates,' said senator
KAlloEE, After the Chicago conven..
tion / went TO Minnesota and found
that. the voters were pieaaea VIII ash
no -urifavorable comments from any
source, and predict the success OF the
ticket in November"
senator kellogg received votes fof
the nomination during the palioting AZ
the convention. He will take an ae-
tive tive part in the campaign helping the
republican ticket to success. -
The conferences with Senators KEEL
loge and Beveridge were held by Sena .
tor Harding before he met National
Committee Chairman Hays and mem
hers OF q special committee from-the
national committee to plan campaign
maneuv<fs
Chairman Hays reported that the
campaign for Harding is forcing ahead
AZ full speed and that II opened In the
most auspicious manner. .
II was decided that two women should
be named to fiji newly created offices
in connection with the national com.
mittee. One is TO be vice chairman OF
the executive committee and the other
assBtant secretary OF the national COM
Federal Judge ~. c. APritchard and
former United States Senator Marion
Butler, both OF North Carolina. saw
Senator Harding today and pledged the
support OF North Carolina vpublicans
to the republican ticket Judge Prltch-
ard was the choice OF the North Caro-
lima republicans for the nomination for
president.
They invited Senator Harding 10
Asheville. ". c.. for a rest during
which he might prepare his speech OF
acceptance. They urged also that
southern republican headquarters be
opened at Asheville and maintained
throughout the campaign.