El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

demonstration in his honor at today's
opening Of the national convention.
AS at present arranged. the dem
onstration is TO be the. Overwhelming.
outstanding event OF the opening
session. Predictions are made that il
viii last one full hour.
1T has been carefully staged Dele
gates, floor and galleries are to play
their part in a spectacular and vo-
cl1erous ovation. which is designed
to rival in longevity and organized
racket the biggest noises in conven-
tion annals"
Kremer Is n Conner.
It went just as scheduled. When
kremer launched into his address on
Republican Political Trickery'' and
kindred subjects. though an hour
after noon, all gallery seats were not
full- though at Chicago, where there
were twice the number OF seats.
never a vacancy appeared when the
kremer is an able speaker, with a
clear delivery and he is one OF the
party's Corners He Is westerner
from Montana.
When he referred in his address
TO the league Of nations and said,
Our country viii not falter in its
duty towards keeping the peace Of
the world, he got a genuine, en-
thusiastic demonstration.
There were several shouts OF
section they were offering to bet
that McAdOo would be nominated on
the fourth ballot. As the news
writer's discussed things among them
serves Whiie me secretary read the
official call they seemed generally
agreed that There's nothing 70 It
now but McAdOo."
Tom 3. Love, Of Texas, had an
nounced that he could say positively
II McAdOo is nominated he will &C
namr This WnIrnrr IN ~
circles to mean that McAdoo had
given the word himself and that he
would get the nomination. since he
has been the favOrite as long as con-
sidered in the race.
Bugs" Baer says It will be a com
promise candidate and defines such
a candidate as follows:
Compromise Defined
"A compromise candidate is a guy
you don't Ike, but you accept him
the other guys don't like him either.
What could be fairer2"
The Bulletin refers to McAdoo's
fresh impetus as follows:
The efforts, to explain the re-
crudescence OF the McAdoo movement
compel the belief that, at a sensa-
tional and psychological moment.
woodrow wilson's soninlaW Is sched-
uled to burst forth as the official
administration candidate. Various
tangible facts bear out that theory.
First and foremost IL would seem
that McAdoo has acquitted himself
Of the suspicion OF trading on his
family relationship with the white
house BY formally Withdrawing
from the race. He has. in other
words, ostensibly done everything in
his power to renounce the crown
princeton and other dynastic claims.
The second Indication OF admins
tration motive power behind the
movement is the unflagEing
support Il is receiving from the two
principal WLsonites now in san Fran
cisco-Albert Sidney Burleson. Of
Texas. postmaster general. and sena-
tor Carter Glass, Of Virginia, late
secretary Of the treasury. The third
discriminating circumstance is the
geographical source OF the main Nc
Adoo strength. It Is lodged in the
sunny south. the bone and sineW Of
the Wilson administration. san
Francisco cannot conceive that idol
like Burleson and Glass
would be found openly fomenting any
cause distasteful TO Woodrow VIII
SON"
Forecasts Mexico Plank.
When national chairman Cummings
took the platform as temporary
chairman and said the Republican
platform contains no message Of
hope for ireland, no word Of mercy
for Armenia and It conceals a sword
for Mexico" he forecast the possible
platform planks on