New Britain herald., 1924-07-26
COOLIDGE CAMPAIGN
 LAUNCHED AT RALLY
Small Gathering oI Republicans Hears Speakers Laud President
HIGH OFFICE FOR TRUHBULL
Public Invited on Factor, Outing sa Developments of Iahberies- Return from Canadian Trip Church soiiees-iiriefs,

Church seiiees--Rriefs.
 About SO Plainville republicans
 gathered last evening in ths post
 rooms Of the American Legion on Whiting street 10 form \ local
 branch Of tho Connecticut Coolidge
 club, II was brought oul more
 strongly last evening by Inc two
 women speakers. Mrs. John L. Buck
 ley, member Of the republican slate central committee from he fifth dis- triet and Mrs, Joseph Merritt Of
 Hartford, original organiser of the Coolidge club in this state. that Sem ator John Trumbull of PiainyIlle will run for higher office in the coming election. Though both women re- trained from making a statement 10 this effect, in the course Of their remarks, both eomplimented Senator 1 Trumbuil on his work in the slate senate and intimaied that republicans throughout the state might have an opportunity 10 vote for him for high CT office In the state election. Pledge cards were passed among those prcs-
 
 and each was presented with a but ton bearing the words. Connecticut Coolidge club. Half the gathering was composed of women
 The meeting was opened shortly after 8 o'clock by Town Committee Chairman c. II. Newton who turned over the meeting to Airs Frank | Csher vice chairman of the com i mittee. She introduced Mrs. John C. { Buckley of West Hartford as the first speaker of the evening.
 Mrs. Buckley said that her mes sage was more for the women than Tor the men. She said that repub- licans should be members Of the party. not because of heredity but be- cause of conviction. She stated that she had found that the policies Of [ he larger parties are different. that ne republican party stands for pro- : sressiteness but the democratic party ] s at standstill She said that the 'epubican party gave the country a | 'ound business ability and sound [ government. It is the best in leader I nip as is shown by the nomination 't Coolidge and Dawes on the ticket ! hese two men. she claims. appeal ' trohGsy to many outside the repub- | 'eah party and many of them are 'emocrats. She appealed to the re- 'uhncahs 10 put up a fight. Sbo ', rsed strong organization behind very town committee and behind very large city committee. in every 'a'' town anu in every large city. ,,
 Senator TrumbuII Speaks, p senator Trumbull was introduced p hd ne described the workings of ths ~, arty rom the town caucuses to ths ,, atlonal convention. He was intro. VI Iced by Mrs. Usher who said that V, IT four years he has been a credit I'. -, llalnville and has strengthened .e e senate by his work there. She 'i Id that she hoped to have the on- 'rtunltv in the near future of ,ot- g for him for higher office. ,,;, Senator TrumbulI detailed the work cessary in presidential year not ms 2 the work Of the national commit nle ? the state central committees and
 town committees. He brought audience through the yarious co, ges or the game until the nationa, In, lvention was reached He stated th, tt some have the impression that th, esates to tho national conventions pul re everything paid for them. but An IS erroneous because each dole. she Q IS assessed a certain amount to An 'er the expenses of the trip. "In ran an politics." said the senator pol ere is no place for money and thn din n who gets into politics for ,ho leti pose of gaining riches for him list ', ought 10 get out of politics for
 re is no place for him" \ n speaking of the national conven- wit at Cleveland, he stated that lber ry'hing there was harmonious tow
 different from New York, He can crihed the roll call of states when had sident Burton of the University of m ol higan spoke his famous nominat- the speech. one of tho best Senator hay mbull has ever heard. He stated busi Mir. Burton gave the human side poll omitted all the political phrases bors
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