New Britain herald., 1924-07-17
SEN. WALSH REGRETS.
 BOLT BY WHEELER
Has Nothing Further 10 Say-
 DaVls to Name Manager Soon

Ne" ferh, July iT,=Wheh JohH
 W. Davis came 10 New York from
 hls country home today he had a long
 discussion of campaign plans with
 senator Thomas ], Walsh Of Mon.
 lana, Who Is chairman of the notifiea-
 Hon committees Clem Shaver of Wes,
 Virginia, one of those under consider, atioh Tor national chairman, and Da-
 fid l.add Rockwell, who was manager
 Tor Mr. MeAdoe, II was expected that
 ne would announce his choice Of cam palgn manager before night,
 This probably will be Mr. Davis last day m New York before he leaves for Main tomogrow night. He will spend tomorrow in the country,
 Among the other callers were George W, olvany. the new leader Of Iammany Hall; Judge Weseott of New Jersey who placed President Wilson's name in nomination in 1919 and 1918, and John Godfrey saXe, former New York state senator.
 The nominee moved today into of- fces In the Murray Hin hotel, which will serve as his New York headquar- ters,
 Senator Walsh was asked what he thought of the dispatches telling Of the determination of his fellow sena- tor from Montana, Mir. Wheeler, 10 support Senator La Follettc's candi- dacy for president,
 "f do not want to comment on Sem ator JWheeler's action except to say I tt Senator Wheeler Is a man of strong convictions and Of earnest purpose and am sure he has taken the course that he thinks is his duty as a public spirited citizen, Needless to say. I do not agree with him.
 'T have no doubt that Mir. Davis, as president, will be found advocating every sane and progressive measure, AS he did when he was in the house of representatives,"
 Locust Valley, N. T., July 17.-An- nouncement of the choice of chair man of the dem ocratic national com mittee is definitely expected today. It is reported that the selection has been made but that the advisors of John w. Davis, the democratic nom- inee, are delaying the announcement until the preliminary organization Of pleted. The choice, one report says. is Glenn l.. Shaver of West Virginia, formerly chairman of the democratic state committee of that state, and an active worker for the nomination of Mir. Davis both this year and in 1920. |
 A tentative plan of campaign or yanization which the leaders of the | party will consider today calls for the | of headquarters at | with outposts in New York, Chicago, San Francisco and | other strategic centers. Thomas J. Spellacy of Connecticut, one of Gov arnor Smiths most active supporters | during the convention Is being con- sidered for an important post, prob a bly, manager of the New York head | quarters.
 Last night for the first time since lis nomination Mir. Davis gave the first demonstration of his platform manner, q phase of his candidacy IlCH VIII uU tO Ills 'uccess at the polls next November The occasion was the rendering of 'congratulatory service" by group of 100 neighbors and friends at Locust Valley and nearby villages.
 Speaking extemporaneously the lemocratic nominee lauded the two ,arty system acclaiming as cause for pride the manner in which Americans ut aside party rancor after election nd got together in legislative assem- dies to work shoulder to shoulder for he country's good.
 "This is the greatest indication I ,now of the popular government on which this country is founded" he aid. we have proven that there is 10 danger in human liberty"