The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-04
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Ii Fight II Death'' Rspo
Dark Horsea
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YORK. July ~ William q. Ne.
Adoe. angry. Eessntful ana deter
mined. raised the Nag IS ''no sur
rendnr' ana flight 10 the death
here today IN = sensational apOaeh
made to an audience Of ssveraI
hundred women who came to his
headquarters n the Vanderhilt xIc-
I'll 10 consult the candidate ahout
the deadlock IN the Democratic NJ
tional convention that not only has
deadloclred II but actually threatens
to split the party wide opsn.
McAhoo demanded of his follow
ers that they "aticl'' and that tAey
turn themselves into missionaries
70 60 into the camps 81 the dark
horses" and work for their elimina-
ton go that there can be & finish
fight here between Governor Smith
and myDelR.s
They must realize" he said, re-
ferring to the dark horses, ..that
their cause Is hopeless; that they
must eliminate themselves 20 that
there can be a finish fight between
Governor Smith and myself. We
are the only real contenders hero. "
Party's Fats q Stake.
What does sixty.one ballots
mean?" he asked. what does l63
ballots mean? n we have to 20
that tar we win 60. ! want you
g 90. because Il can only result -
our ultimate victory.
/ II - our duty to show the %.
called dark horses that e 81 q
tfacti0us hope for them 70 axnoct
the McAdOO ranks to diaintagrata
ana 90 20 their support. whenever
we prove that to the favOrite sons
and to the convention a. well, we
VIII win and = before tiasn.n
McAd00 decl that the 1ata ar
the Democrat rty - &C staIre
here in Madis 1uar6 Garden.
| would de any convention
g save the ] attic party" he
Sees Glnlater InfInel.cc.
They" referring to his oppo.
nents, ARE seeking to make s re-
nglous issue here. MY position ON
that Is well known. Religious lib.
erty Is guGranteesi BY the ,-onstifu.
lon, and ] defy ANYBODY Is denv az
rellg19us rights guaranteed ~ the
Constitution.
we have no selfish purpoee in
this hight. have none.
But win stay here ara fight
lt takes my last drop Oe blood.
y y not 9 fight Tor McAa00 per.
sUnaly But Z Is q fight agalnst
the sinister influences that seek %
control and Il not control to wreck
tns 4emooratic PARTY here. Make
nc mlaake about that. The Demo.
cralc party has never IN all its his
tory laced such q critical situation.
Not only are these NinIeer ,rfIr.
ences telt in the Democratic marry
mere, but from Republican aOI,rns.n
a. well; Republicans are here rnask.
ms az Democrats. II these infI.1.
ences TAIL TO prevail, then they hurIa
90 split the party into factions"
These sinister influencesH WIN
IaMs Mr.. McAdoo predicted.
McAnoo frankly told his audience
| g women supporters that their
nope Tor victory" lay IN the alinli.
nation Of the dark horses.
90 into their delegations" ho
urged, and win recruits Is our
cause. We must denonstrata e
them that their cause 81 hopeloaa. =
TWO causes. McAdoo advised. arr
primarily responsible for the dead.
i look In which the convention findn
itself. One Of them, he aid. 80
the dark horses who are clinging On
even though they cannot get either
the Smith vote or the McAdOo vote'..
ana second, the big Organizations.
military in character and dominated
by one man or Z small rroup ~
men that seen 10 impose their win
upon the party. He compared these
latter to the mighty disciplined 80.
talions OF Germany" which Anaerl.
can soldiers defeated IN the world
lSwar.
II have conducted . clean. decent
campaign" he said. ''and Il I want
cd TO say things about the onr1cri.
ton ] have plenty to talk about"
McAdoo's speech wlao an impaG.
stoned appeal for the women 20 Gtick
by him. Our main hope ID IA yon."
ne said in conclusion. Co out ana
win"
ThurderCus applause greeted his