Putnam patriot., 1925-09-25
MIR. BOWEN DEFENDS MIR. RoRABAcK

he the Bowen has not hesated to But in marked contrast many the criticisms which it the burden of any editor o receive Mr brought forth his opposition always courtesy expression of thought and sound argument of opinion has made Nr Bowen an enemy of The Patriot. but gentlemanly opponent
 Readers of this column do have to be told that The Patriot since Bngham nomination for the Senate through dcaon of Henry Rorabaek in the Republican State con candidate for the unfinished term of has been anything but complimentary to Mir Roraback which rules Gonnec cut politics today Mr Bowen thinks have msudged Mir Roraback the following admirable letter he says so ro hs Editor of The Patriot:
 Tic Fa,oI exercises Community indspatably dervedy . unusually broad and wholesome and its ti ci public adnrable but am o many Of readers sbo thns ttat H estimate of Mr Ro6ae e leader the Republican part D Connecticut ziHaceurate
 excellent character and ability. and he ha judgment He leader because like Mark Hanna and Ton Plat he was born i,a and nado II ms pUa as'ep qualities of ead9fhr Even hi enemies aekno@sg that he s 3 ] s p, , , i ny etIeraflc number of Renuljicans who are M they oabae long win the Republican party be less united than should
 principal perhaps
 rushing M Bingham the Senate As matter of fact he did act with er but of all the candidates for the senatorhp MT Bingham the of presidential calber It therefore for quick action Who will that Mir Rorabaek wrong He knew Mir Bingham to be man of outstanding ability equal m capacity @ any political parsonage fitted succeed Mr Coolidge in the White House thau other public life today Mir Rorabak knew what he doing and clear that he acted for the best interests of acknowledge they fadFd Che siuaton but they should do and give to Ar Rorabae 'her oal and enthusiastic qppe
 Woodstock. Conn September p laa5.
 With all truly respect mature judgment and experience of Ar Bowen The Patriot feels that still has Rorabaek his rushing Bingham the United States Senate the that followed. Mr Rorabaeks have been sound political st believe that Mr Rorabaek did Senator Bng very great injustice the and created chapter the Senators which Republican iii Con neeeut will ot forget
 Bingham is says all the knows admirable gentleman and first class citizen. At the moment Mr Roraback hurtled Mir Bingham the Senaorshp few days after the people of the state had chosen him for the gubenaoria office Mir Bingham following the ea steps of his opportunity and his Just why aside from the necessities of machine politics. force this by growth, still difficult Bingham would been popular had he the Senate later and appropriate the choice the of his party rather the demanded candidate the party He bound the the development his eellent abilities
 Mir Bowens expressions of confidence in Mir Binghams presidential possibilities excellent propaganda Bng- ham Nothing would be welcome Connecticut a successful presidential candidate believe Mir Bowen is arbung to Mir Roraback little much political precedence. Lieutenant of the hardly enough demonstrate of party voters that MT Bingham of presidential ealiber and there voters who still would form their opinions inmates rather than have them formed for them by the mind of the state organization.
 None of this slightest intention of de- traetng whit from Mir Bngham excellent All oy al Connecticut Republicans glad to have active able gentleman in Mr. Brandegees Washington But Mfr Bingham would have filled that ultimately The con tenton of The Patriot action in the Bingham the except of maintaining Mir Rorabacks political dictator ship that when dictator such ezarke methods which Mir Rorabaek exercised this then Rorabac has overstepped the privileges which he enjoys democratic head of supposedly democratic political organza tonasng the word democratic it's general sense The Patriot intends stand always soldly support Ar Bingham but the right honestly either Mir Bingham Mr Rorabaek should their actions future appear 10 be utterly regardless of the opinions class of heir constituency exhibited the Sir Bngham choice for the Senatorshp The apprec aes Mr Bowens letter and replies him with intention of courtesy and frendness.
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