The Delta independent., 1924-08-08

going TO vote for him in November"
From Nebraska-"Nominating Gov
ernor Bryan on the Democratic ticket
will not detract from President Cool
idge. 1t means a split in the pink
vote"
From South Dakota-'If public senti-
ment can be judged by the talk on the
streets. Davis will run third in the
race. The Democrats cannot stomach
Davis
From North Dasota-"The fight in
North Dakota will be between Coolidge
and LaFollette. The radical element
of the Republican party is strong for
the Wisconsin Senator but at that l
think Coolidge will have chance to
win. People are beginning to realize
that our President is a man OF works
instead OF words, and that he is con-
sistent in his efforts at tax reduction"
From Texas within the last thirty
days have travelled in many parts Of
Texas and everywhere | have heard
leading Democrats declare the purpose
to vote for Coolidge. ! have never
known such universal faith bestowed
on any national character as seems to
be reposed in Mr. Coolidge by the
masses OF the people OF this state.
without regard to party affiliations"
From Nevada-"So far as Nevada is
concerned McAdoo was the favorite OF
Davis will. believe, send consider
able vote. mostly from the Democratic
ranks TO the LaFollette ticket making
the prospect of winning the state for
Coolidge very good"
From Colorado-"I have been noting
the editorial tone OF my Democratic
exchanges as they came in the past
few days and find very little spon-
taneous commendation of the result OF
the New York Convention. | have yet
to find a conscientious Democrat who
believes that their candidate has a
chance to win in the coming election.
The country seems TO be perfectly sat
isfied with Coolidge and the success at
tanned by the Republican administra-
tion and ! believe Coolidge will poll
the normal Republican vote as well as
a great many Democrats. The LaFol-
lette movement will draw more from
the strength of the Democratic candi.
dates than from the Republicans. Re
pubhcans generally are contented.
Democrats are discontented and will
refuse to get solidly and enthusiasts
cally behind their ticket"
From Arkansas Political lines are
so plainly drawn that even he with
half a mind may easily find natural af-
filiatiun. and the coterie OF parties
and isms make all the more resplend-
ent the candidacy OF Coolidge and
Dawes as safe and sane leaders OF
patriotic Americans In Arkansas
there is a surprising sentiment for
Coolidge and his policies"
From Pennsylyania-"On the whole
we hear that the nomination OF Davis
and Bryan will throw a goodly percent
age OF Democrats into the Third party
movement but will not take away a
single Republican from Coolidge and
Dawes Unless time produces changes
now unseen Coolidge and Dawes will
]
with which Harding won over Cox and
! believe the strcssinE OF what would
happen II the election were forced to
Congress would add hundreds OF
thousands OF votes to our party by
voters who want to make sure thai
such chaos cannot occur"
From Indiana-'Democrats in this
vicinity are greatly pleased with Mr.
Davis nomination but when they refer
to the Vice Presidential nomination
they dismiss Il with wave OF tn,
hand or a remark something like this
I oh. well. that was for political et
| feet indicating that the Vice Presi
dental candidate does not carry any
particular strength. In this vicinity
the Republicans are thoroughly united
behind the ticket and there will be liz
/ tie disaffection when voting time
comes next fall LaFollette's follow
ing is not going to be as formidabl,
as he thinks. There is no lack OF Re
publican enthusiasm In Indiana"
From upstate New York.-"The feel
| ing Enthusiastically prevalent In that the
Democrats have completely shattered
the confidence OF the people. There IL
little loyalty to the party expressed II
this community. on the other hand
there In wonderfully composed con
fidcnce In the character and ability
OF Calvin Coolidge. The local Demo
cratic town committeeman thinks tina
Davis IL good man. but that overyon,
has confidence In Coolidge and that h,
cannot be beaten. | agree with him
From New Jersey-"Therc are man,
Democrats here who are going to vot,
the Coolidge ticket and many ar,
saying that the party has been all sho
to n Here In this section OF New
Jersey the voters are nearly all talk