New Britain herald., 1924-06-23

Many nf the southern delegates" !" said Mr Mack, are coming to realize that Al smith k the man to be named fl We arc 10 carry the industrial enst and north states like Massachusetts 1 Connecticut New York and New 1er. - tu also nssmrcd tlaf mach oi -h, opposition to smith from the south is breaking down, This is thp political change that [ have noted within the last 2I hours"
 Those close to Mr. Mack learned that every effort from now on would bc to round up the southern delegates under the smith banner. either as a first or second choice.
 Platform Arrangements.
 Homer E. Cummings or CunHocti- cut, who is slated to ba the chairman of the resolutions committee, predict td today that an troubles and differ ehces over various blanks that arc 10 Do written into inc party platform would be adjusted in committee 50 that a fight on the convention floor n ay b1 avoided.
 "I look for some long sessions of the committee" said the former n1- tlonal chairman Every opportunity will be given for all sides 10 be Ftard from every angle There i8 a ot 10 be said and some warm things win loo spokcn. bm when the plat form IS ready l think il will be found satisfactory 10 the delegates and one which will bc adopted ou inc coutcu- ton floor vii bout trouble"
 Mr Cummings said that tHc sup parters Of n strong anti-ku kIux klan plank were disposed Co be reasonable and this. Wlth the statement Of Tom Tagfart. Of Indiana. that q plank scoring secret organizations without specifically naming the ku kluN klan vUuId SC satisfactory gave rise 10 tht belief in some quarters that q plank denouncing the K. k. k. without act u1Ily naming Y would be drawn in the platform.
 Mir. Cummings said that as inc Mo Adoo people we're for him for inc cuiirIasnthip of the F. solution rum- mittee and that as the Smith and I!sl- sion adherents were agreeable To his selection he f.It that he would uu- doubtedly be selected
 Mcidoo Adltlrt-szss Delegate.
 Progressive democracy viii recover ihe American government from priv hege and debauchery and sat if again on inc high road oL moral standards. William c. MrAd0o declared today in m address 0f greeting tu delegates from nine western states. Hawaii and the Philippines. who came across ihr continent in two special trains.
 Facing he cheering dsiega ions derbiit hotel. Mr. McA8yg told taem his enemies were sprraIine the w0ra that after few ballots they would turn away frJsn hiHE
 There wers erias br No. Nu'' from fine crowd shieb raokeB Fonrh avenue Tor a blUck.
 -1 kIiow sou Iidn1 4ome here 10 l beiray a trust" NcAIoo continued.
 Were iass HIteHera.- cFia1 8ue I delegate from Oregon amid cheers. |
 Were not oHty iast di-eHars.~ Ne- 1 AdoO replied. "Buf we fFs fgr aemuc- , racy triumphant
 When be rtferrEI fo rae0Eh ri e tre -overHm .n' from p=iIilert. vo5re ,hauted.
 -'DB1i forget Teap0. 10fna"
 ''Wc5i soak the r.puBfirans .o- heir Brtr scandal rom now uaIi .FrtIon day McAdo0 piled.
 Besides those from Hawaii and the delegations oa fHs spe- 'il. i-ains ere from California. ,fre- .oE. Washington. Nesada Utah. Ida io. Cobra lr and N5rth and SoaIn 5ak0ta. AvrlgimE al the Grand 'eniral terminal ha.f an hour b hfHI riieJtsta tHs drisgat s Nra E q .y cCmmfta representing N1-s-