New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-07-01
PARTIES PREPARE
FOR NEXT FIGHT
NATIONAL COMMITTEES START
WORK FOR CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTIONS OF 1922.
J. T. ADAMS, G. 0. P. LEADER
He and George White, Who Is the
Democratic Chief, Have More Re.
sponsibility Than the Chairmen Had
in Former Years.
BY EDWARD 8. CLARK.

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from next November The two sets
of contestants promise to press for
ward in the race. In one way things
favor the Democratic entrants, because
they can lose ana yet win. NJ poll
tiCian or any party here believes that
the Republican ma inritv in the Sixty
eighth congress will be as big as the
Republican majority in the SiXty-sey-
euth congress. now doing business at
the old stand on Capitol hill.
John T. Adams probably has no H.
lusionS or decisions. lie knows well
enough that if there is a decreased Re
publican majority as "A result of the
elections seventeen months hence, the
uuthinking will say the new chairman
has not made good. when as Il matter
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ly good. If Adams succeeds, with
the aid of the congressional campaign
committee of his party, in preventing
the cutting of the Republican matori-
ty by more than one-half, he will have
won Il big victory. Things were alb
normal politically last fan.
More worL for III. cb,i,ue,
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md the so-cnlled senatorial commit.
tees of both parties which are charged
with the work of electing senators,
work with and really under the direc-
ton Of the chalrmen Of the national
committees, although perhaps the d.
rect leadership of the greater chair
men is not openly acknowledged. SO
far as one can determine, the CON
gresslonal committees in the last cam
paign bnrely turned a hand in the
work of the election of members of
house. The senatorial committees
did work. In truth all the campaign
labors so far as the Republican party
concerned, and largely in the case
coalesced, II the laborers were di-
rected from national committee head
quarters TO 20 forth into the fields.
Inc members OF the democratic ma
tlohal committee nave beer watching
meeting OF the RepuDllcan nation
committee, ana are taking note OF
IT'S outcoihes. george WHITE has new
IDEAS ana soine new men.
Democrats Publicity Chief.
For instance, there is now a new
chief of publicity, Information and
propaganda In the person of Richard
Linthicum, whom many western news.
paper men will remember well. lie
was for years connected in both ex-
ecutiye and writing capacities with
Chicago Journal. the Chicago
Chronicle and the Chicago Times-IIer-
aid. He is a seasoned newspaper man.
A Democrat with his heart in his De
nocracy. and he knows how to work.
Linthicum In recent years was con
with the New York World.
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