Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-10
THIRD PARTY
IS NOT COMING
SURVEY SHOWS
By EnN ARD TIIlERRN
\EA service staff Writer

WASHINGTON. Dec. g.-ls third
party coming in American politics.
or is some other new political align
m,ut imminent?
\ survey by Nl.A Service gives NO
as the answer to the first question and
Yes as the answer o. the second
IN" questions are paramount hpclus,
of these incidents:
Increased strength of progressive
and independents .n the Senate
Asc'uoancy az Senate taFolrttc as
leader ot the people bloc
Discussion ot such names as IlFd
lctle, senator Butih Henry Ford and
W u Hearst Js third party presidential
candidates
Suggestion by Republican that Der
nIrd NJ HlruDh, Democrat. head far
mcrs and Manufacturers in q new ront
teal party
Leaders az progressive thought In
Washington hope for capture of control
within the Republican party rather
than the rise CO. u third party
SAYS laFollottr. THE time has com,
Cor ih' organization of e well defined
group. cooperating 900 support az acecu,
,d progressive principles and policies %
senator Borlh says tho future az m,
progressive movement doses not norrss
lrly demand the organization OF new
pifty-unless liberal and sane leg
fit.yc program laid down hy IN, pro-
rressiyc group is rejected hy the party
bon power.
4 clearly forsco a new political line
mp saws IJndlcy NJ Garrison former
member OF President Wilson's cabinet
THE political division which is ahead
q ms wall take this cleavage. The con.
soryItlycs of both parties against tho
RADICALS ~ both parties. and DO will De-
safer u this is done hv the above board
formation ~ third party under o new
name. and by scrpr.ug on" or both u'
tho Dld parties. or perhaps melting
them under a hyph,r1trd name"
Dividing Line
Garrison would Cu % the Liberal
Conservative party with tho consiiu.
ti"n acting ls sYrt uf dividing line b..
tween conservative and radical opn.
Jon
similar methods. lon some respects. are
advocated hv Nicholas Murray Butler.
president 90 columbia University who
says.
THE overwhelming majority ~ Re.
pUhuans ana thr overwhelming ma.
iuty ~ Democrats who are in suhsnn.
tal agreement ON ar fundamentals
should speedily find WAYS t0N1k" such
steps ls may hc necessary Zoo form q
Democrat Republican parity ah.Ch
would represent the predominant ideal
ism ~ pur ue0pl,
over against such progressive Do.
oral party thor" would naturally b' or.
rlu.z,d distinctly radical party tH
whi,h should geo 900 those who now call
themselves Democrats or Republicans,
hu' reality neither
samuel N Nau.1in. president % the
nlldW % Locomotive works replies De-
,or.clfy 'n 'te survey questionable 4
can ,.0 600 necessity f.r 90 third party
The same reply is made hv George T.
Record friend % Theodore Roosevelt
ana luIl Mous, supporter and recently
e Sew Jersey SENATOR'S candidate oH
the Republican tHh'' Record thinks 4
row political party Isl NOT feasible bu'
viii Doms gradually after The fashion oN
tHa creation of th, Republican party
smith " Hrookhclrt new sruatof
from Iowa agrees ~. says q do nn
lelt.,, any necessity exists f.r n'u
llffE What ! h.t,vr should and wi
come Boz Iruu,ss.y, 'ouiru' DO tn' o.
ruN ur uariv
like Record senator ladd NJ NDr''
utau 'hnls history VIII rcre1f 20
sI,s Nu three .lfil.s are .Hntrloa.H
Ia..fI To-, r Hrie wN either pk.
,,.f or. o. thr c,.stIue parties of f0ru
u.v uuF 1s 80 thr time of fh, CTS
War"
What W.. need SAYS senator Nor
a. s. Uashl. . jess. not more pat