The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-18
HOOVER O.K'S.
COP. TICKET
AND PLATFORM
Gives Out Statement
After Conference
With Harding

W. AAeaNiA'Ap feaNe
WASHINGTON. June IS.-Eudors-
inE the main action of the epubu
eau national convention at Chicago.
Herbert Hoover In a letter to friends
made public today after he had con-
tefred with mate Harding. the re-
publican presidential nominee. called
upon all elements Of the party to
support the national trke. at the
potts.
Mr. Hoover declared that the
greHter part Of the chicago platform
~ constructive o. progressive. aud
that nothing prevents the com
promise plauks IN labor, the league.
etc, from being given q forward
looking Interpretation lie added.
however. that some things. includ-
INK a reorganization 81 our election
expenditures ana the primaries are
not adequately dcil with"
Nothing could bee more disas-
truus, hc continued. than tho ue-
NeIupmcut OF several party urgania-
tiuus representing the complexion of
every group Iu the country. 90 we
mound ,ome to this position. We shall
he cuiiroIy ruled hy log-rolhug min
critics OF sterile political coalitions
WORK Nithip Part,
The former Zoe administrator de
clated hat IL was the duty Of those
. ANNANNA'Nln WIN NNtNh llNlf ANNlNANf
. views, to cudtaVor to bring them to
realization within the parry %0rgHn.zI-
ton Itself
III the republican parry Is not To
be -irr"Nocapiy split declared AIR.
Hoover. Il cannot conceive that Sea-
ator Harding viii Tor one moment
su,lh tine ddnAntHtrI i've side OF
the government to tie domination of
aay grou Or goteric'
air Hoover In tnis connection said
tho senator had stated 20 him thnt
'the views OF both the conservative
aud progressive wings OF the party
WOULD be fully represented IN the
administration. and that 10. repre-
sented 40 particular Rroup.
= brcakfust-d with senate Hard
los this morning 20 he senator's in
NttIuun, said Nh. H,-vrrs state
myut % presented the views which
I believe were held by e considerable
group II independent and progress.
7lNc .vpubhcans un vtrIuus questions.
The senator stated that b. was his
mos sincere desire TO Dee the tnstru-
mentality for bringing the divergent
elements cot the party together, thar
the views u both the conserve 1--WE
aud progressive wings uf the party
would BE- FULLY represented bon th,
admins ration that hr represented
" NH 900" h''.NN- 'H. |N'#H" NH N'#
sidurrd q was his first duty aS leader
81 the party Geo consolidate an ole.
W'ntz into I united trunt. lite Will.
uf course. issue mo- statement unit
at,r the democratic convention. and
then after consultation with at
.iu,E
Quote Ills Letter
MY position on various issues D,
well enough known. and AZ tu th,
party situations I cannot make II
more clear that the" following lottsI
which sent to friends iu difforrn.
parts Of the country Two days AK,
aud before ! had amy communica.
ton with cua Harding
l beg tu Acknowledge the re-
coipt uf our letter / have receive,
mary hundred other communication
from friends advising various cuurs
- with respect tu IN" situation ma
vvvntuatrd 100 Chicago. for uuduuht
eddy many OF the independent an,
Progressive republicans Ike mysolt
are greatly disappointed over TOM.
tendencies that We're apparent o.
+, Chicago TIL chicago platform 3
not radical, the greater part Of b. {
constructive, and progressive nothinI
prevents the compromise piluks u
4 labor. tho league. etc. from hcin.
given e. forWtrd-lu"kiug ~iutsrpr",H
lion. something including 70 rcorEHu
intiuu NJ our election expenditure
and the primaries. are net adequate
N dealt with
I'm these times wr,u tho rrrll
problems and issues created 10y m
war are new sd are complex "
must expect IL wid" divergence {
view among The members uf ~
party as Zee the methods hy whic
thty are 60 be- met. % follows. their
fore. that II there was tu have bee
unity in the convention there had
n" 70 large measure Of cuupruhuis'
The compromises ou the p%lutfort
aud the candidate are proof That "
have not arrived at an era ~ now p,
ltiril and social tendencies ANA f,
tins same reason the same diyrrErl
groups and the SAINT attitude NJ con
promise Will be- found 800 the dem,
cratic convention
Nothing could DEE more disnstret
than thu development of sever
party organizations representing N
complexion ~ every group In ~
country.
Urges Party Organization
with, the Legislature ana rNoDt
tive functions more widely separate
thnu boo any other democracy. nh
whole process Of constructive got
eminent viii rome To AN end " "
have more than wi dominant partic
Or wp should come To- this position
there viii Doe no pussihilit, of ~
American people securing AN EXPIRE
sion ct the will Of The ma iurity an
We shall hc entirely ruled hN lui
rolling mtuurities on sterile pulitic'
coalitions.
Tim convinced that those Of us
and believe there is % majority
the partN-who hold more deftni
views, could not, ever were We
Inclined successfully effect the cOl
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