Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-31

Like ttltSC oillNi ShNEtf7 "a ~
dent who have announced that the
President can have another term if he
wants il, Senator Cameron attributed
much of the Presidents present pop
uIarity and strength to his honesty,
his economy and TO tax reduction.
BECAUSE OF the wide prevalence OF
prosperity generally throughout the
United States. the people also want 10
keep the Republican party in controi
of Congress. according to the view oil
the Arizona Senator. He feels CONN
dent that the Republican Senators
who are ND for reelection. and who
are looked upon as having doubtful
ances to return, will be successful
in the November elections. Senator
Cameron is himself in this doubtful
group. hut he stated today with much
positiveness that he would win out IN
the elections.
Relieves Voters Satisfied.
When asked to give some reasons
for his optimistic feelings concerning
his own and the chances of those other
so-called doubtful Senators. Senator
Cameron said the voters are SatlSned
with conditions, and they will not
make a change for fear of declln-
ing in the present prosperity
The Senator said the Southwest is
strong for Coolidge and already he
has heard much talk about another
term for him. He is one of those
ardent Coolidge men who contend
that the American disdain for third
term Is a thing of the past and that
this opposing feeling viii not present
itself in the event Coolidge becomes
the Republican standard bearer in
4hfo Sl1hiacf the Sem
ator stated that many persons with
whom he had discussed the subject
look upon President Coolidge as hav-
ing had but one term already and
thew can see no reason to object to
his serving another.
When asked for some specific rea-
son why he believed this could be ac-
complished, the Senator replied by
saving "he has been a great Presi-
dent and the people want him. and
added: Coolidge has had the faculty
of causing a division in the ranks OF
the opposition"
Democrats Want Him.
az have heard Democratic business
men and property owners. and others
who are classed as being in the think
ing class of citizens, who have in the
past voted the Democratic ticket be-
cause their fathers and grandfathers
before them voted that way and for
purely sentimental reasons. say they
would be content to see Coolidge in
the White House another four years, =
he said.
81 have reason to know" he con-
tinued that the Arizona delegation
to the next Republican convention
would be 100 per cent for Coolidge If
he gives the slightest inkling that he
wants the nomination. Friends Of
mine in other Southwestern and West
ern States have told me the same SEN
timent prevails in their sections"
In the opinion of Senator Cameron
the evidence being brought out by
the Senate committee investigating
the Pennsylvania and Illinois Repub-
lican primaries will not hurt the party
in the least: neither does he think the
administrations inability to bring
about anything substantial in the
form of agricultural relief will serve
to its detpiment.
He is one of those who feel that
the farmer has been the victim of the
politician, and now that there has
been time to reflect he feels confident
that the farmer who is not an out
and-out radical will realize that the
President and the Republican Con-
gress have his interests at heart.
Several States Doubtful.
Discussing the coming November
elections, Senator Cameron said that
he considered as doubtful Arizona.
Kentucky, Oklahoma, Nevada. Cali
fornia, Missouri and Maryland. but,
according to reports and advices he
has received, the Republicans are 60
ing to hold on TO each Of these states.
Regarding Maryland. he declared that
Senator Weller will get the nomination
and will be successful in the election.
He said his information Is that Weller
is going to have the support of many
Democrats, especially among business
men.
Senator Cameron explained that his
object in accepting the Presidents in
Vitation to come to White Pine Camp
at this time was primarily to discuss
several matters of patronage and to
give him summary of the political
situation In the Southwest. He sue
ceeded in securing the appointment
of H. A. Morgan as register of the
land pflce at Phoenix. Arlz., and OBJ