The New York herald., 1922-06-30
MILLER And CALDER
NDORSED in KINGS
Brooklyn Leads Off With
Demand for Governors
denomination.
UNITY IN COMMITTEE
Senator Calder's Candidacy
for New Term Is Warmly
Urged.
HARDING HAILED LEADER
Upstate Chiefs Would Bar
Newton and Williams I'm
der Old Custom.
HARDING HAILED LEADER

Kings county Republicans yesterday
indorsed unanimously and with en-
thusiasm the intelligent and cour-
ageous leadership" of Gov. Miller and
declared for his denomination. They
also approved William NJ. Calder for
denomination for United States Sena-
tor and adopted resolution praising
President Harding's administration of
national affairs.
This action was taken by the execu-
tive committee, which presented the
resolutions to the county committee.
The latter will ratify at it's next meet
ing. The Brooklyn Republican organ
!zation Is the first in New York city
to take formal action calling for the
denomination of Gov Miller.
Party organizations in other bor-
oughs within the city will follow i'm
mediately. Similar action will be taken
within the next few weeks by many
counties through the State.
The Governor and the State leaders
have known for several days that the
Brooklyn Republicans proposed going on
record. Little doubt fingers in the minds
or any of the leaders that the Governor
VIII be compelled to accept a second
nomination.
Shows Unity in Kings County.
1t Is believed that Brooklyn was al
lowed to lead off as means of showing
the State that Kings Is of one mind on
this subject. The organization has been
threatened in that county with a partisan
conflict. but there was complete har-
mony yesterday. The resolution de-
clartng for the Governor follows
I'VE urge the denomination and re-
election of Gov Nathan l.. Miller. His
leadership In the affairs OF this State
has been intelligent and courageous.
Ee has transferred from political plat
m to actual legislation the promises
Nur State convention. He has dared
-acHce in the management OF the
@'ate departments the economy urged by
fla In his campaign for election. At
oegrAe OF efficiency never before
ngnAlled the legitimate work of the State
has been conducted, with saving to
the people In taxation. No prior admin
istraton has greater record of ac-
complishment in real social legislation
He Is corceded by political opponents
TO be the equal In ability of any Exc
cutive in the history of the State. He
has fntelliFently and effectively planned
for the maintainence OF the commercial
supremacy OF the State of New York.
He has stood squarely for the mainte-
nance of the powers of the State guar
anteed and reserved under the Federal
Constitution
Praise Is Given to Calder.
OF Senator Calder 1t was said:
Thousands of men and women gladly
tell of the service rendered by him to
them in the times of peace and of war.
When facts and not fancies, realities
and not distractions. must be adhered
TO. when national honor and prosperity
are to be protected. New York State can
not afford to yield the strategic Place In
the Senate or lose the benefit of the lone
service. industry and common sense OF
William NJ. Calder justly and affection
atey called The Working Senator"
The committee acknowledged and in
dorsed the leadership of President Har-
ding. The resolution continued, in part
without the sacrifice of American
principles he has led the nations of the
earth to adopt effective measures for
the promotion of permanent peace"
Jacob A. Livings on. chairman of the
county committee. presided.
George A. Glynn, chairman of the
State committee said he had received
reports from many sections indicating
that under the convention system OF
nominating candidates the leaders be-
lieved the old two term policy should be
restored.
This would bar Charles d. Newton,
who Is serving his second term as At
tofney General, and Frank NJ. Williams,
who has been State Engineer and Sur
vevor for four terms, Both are candi-
dates
There Is some doubt about the re-
nomination of Jeremiah Wood for Lieu
nant-Governor Theodore Roosevelt,
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy. is be-
ing suggested