New Britain herald., 1924-11-05
COOIIDGE IS REftRNID WITH BEST WISHES

President CooH!go, rHt''rt"7 h} vote Of landslide proportions, "M enter upon another term ia th" White House with the best wishes of eyory patriotic American. which will include those who voted for him and those who voted for op- posing candidates.
 When the election is o'"r anI inc votes are countoI. Americans show a preferouce to settle down to work and business and forget political differences. trasung that the vic torious party may usher in a period Of prosperity. efficiency and honesty No wsll-wishor of his country would desire any other aoeOt
 The president was returned 10 Of fee not because the people condoncd the mischicvous record 6f sundry officials in Washington, but in spite Of them; because they regarded the president an honest and sincere man who throughout the investigations was untainted with suspicion; be- cause they were convinced he em- bodied caution and slow-g going care fulness; and because they had con- fdcnce in the continuation of the economic structure under RcpuDIi i. can auspices,
 What the great body polite thought of Coolidge personally was Indicated by his large plurality in many states where others on his ticket traiIcd far behind or were defeated. In the face of such facts no other diagnosis i; possible than that the silent man from Vermont possesses something that 'tc people like. It cJu bg sail that he is stronger than his parry
 At The moment this is wrjr'n it appears that the ronp!o>1on of con- gross, for practical purposes, IS mol greatly changed. That 'n- Ropubii- cans would gain in thr house Of rep rcscntatives was taken for granted: but they already had q majority in this branch, The crrical situation lies in the senate, where ii appears that the EcpubNca0s will continue in nominal control only
 The victory Of Gov. Smith in Nc" York probably was th" most no'a- hle Of thc state r""ults. great pcr- sonal victory in '}o f..ra o< a huge Republican vote for tao president l, proves .nu Nruout lonot Gov, Smith uas ,4y stroog.@ candidate tho Democrats hsd anI is nomina, tion fn1oH or u~lz mse,t ba>" brougIt aoou 1D.r.o' story in many rr>p..s. Tao @oa'jon was won uy .. E.pf vans so easily bccauy .a,s n1. s'raug r.~Ijl"t. and tn. u.... ,* had cH,I 10 nominate .utr 1,+ .o.. -e,t',r.
 Tho r9..m as -aa Ia Tcr-:to .canaiasoy -uprj@a r,a nc Ev- pualjcaos. t .rr.ns ,na' 'au '.'r1 party poua1 ..r rr.'.~ 1o'~ but it is so a.~u.-f ! ..a' '" a.s 10 show up m~. ia ta. ,He".. ca'- lose. For r.. ,. .aau.1 "s f '0a third pa~-y ~o.4 "o w.,n n.t'r than i. 0..Iy u' r. "ras.rs r.' near tho rr,. u."ru.i- of voters did not iae .N. r..p.a If no.n.os to throw th, r'. .ra 1a'o ,v"srs~ ~s. with its a.'.oIaH a-o. .l5."F and possibilities. ara .I.,a '..r "..-.' toward Coo0jls, to a. s.,ra e. a'o,l- ing this cou'm2.u.. Ia tc" Hor.a- ern states i, is 'a.r to as"ao" t." La Toilette w.~ an a.! to 'aa R. pnblicans ly euH.-..ur to.ys from the Drmoc.~a. IT,. H1r"..eaa party frar.l ,rt 7" 'muI rr'< would cut a..ry t.'o rs rnaa Iu the west. ,oare uut at ,.a~' lar"s part Of tr. cHuaIgr -v.ro .rs'lr1; 
 but tho Iurl trot enters in'o poh- tics as info ,r.r'. ilg ..-.. st .t' N'l yielded good crops 4nl Mr..l prices and a.mas. a..r ms.f 'ar-' blocks of dtsermao4 wosrrn farm CTS began 'o o.~. Ink. ~mr "i enough alone,
 A large ror-.u. a- '..s. Eo''n- with the domu.nr party do so u the belief they are voting cor gooa times, this is so in ,he aa~ and in the west. Abstract poinlot 1oo. trines fail Of careful scrutiny w0or the bread and butter urgnmcm i' emphasized. Coolidge in inc mind. of voters sp"lt good business ano good tunes. There probably was nc valid reason to think that Davis a' rresldent would have sDslt HnI'' business or worse timeA s-s sucl