New Britain herald., 1930-11-07
PRESIDENTIAL TALK
 GETS STIMULATION
Election Results Start Specula-
 tiOD Regarding Candidates

New York. Nov, (uIp-Nc" life has been given to the 1882 president ttal contest by the result Of thls weeks election
 Already political leaders, such as Icuett Shousa. ehairmau of th1 dem ocratic national executive co1unItte@ are discussing tho oajcomr "llA d view to its bearing on the next n1- ticnal elpctiou ImWocrats. r-calllhS the tradition that an administration which loses congress la tn" W1d-"a' elections faces likely defect two wars later they dacar", even hr- fore the final returns arc in that republican loses have h"ra so h0l|F ,s to hc it caa-t 4 repu4ltroa o' The national republican aammStfa- llon-
 Rerubueaa National cam~aa simeon n. T--s. ~onrlu= ii" ad- ninistration parfy-S r-3l l1, pol"N ID inc numerous eoltrll5e-EorS m 'f- result in denvHg ft can he general izcd as il repIIiatlon of Mir FiooF8r- He cites instances such as in ohjo where democrats 'lrct.1 a senator and a governor hut rp-tIect@d re pubIicars 10 other -tato offices in New York " 1rrc domocgHts -ailad t2 -ain Il zin-l. seat in congress des- rite Governor Eoo-yst-t.~ uaFror"- agntcd majority and ill Kansas where enc rapabHean s,n@'or- Ar- thur Capper. nas over" hvninEIN 'r- elected while his republican col league. Senator I1rury Al.am Was defeated. Such contradlUor} It. shults. Senator Tass say. indicate local forces were 1arsclt responsible for fho results,
 Hoover Considered
 Thus ear fnfr. has ben TO posi- election discussion raising doubt H. t2 tho ranomuauoa of President Hoover in eveut h. dssirs4 10 Eo a candidate again < president in or flee has such tight grasp on his rarty.s or=anlzauon that lt IS almost impossible. politicians #}t agree to dl>lodge him. Few nauonal repubi'- ,..tn leaders 8S vet sec any 'odlcauo0 Mr. Hoover would voluntarily care 10 retire. Some O th~m ,-n-te h has been the victim Of adverse con dHious such aS the business depres- sion. over which Ii" has little or na control and it would ho only human for Mir. Hoover 10 wish 10 Fd" through his rr0uhle- now, hopinG tor better weather later and another fctr-year term in which ii" mtght under more favorable cjrcumsiauer~ brld a. record stamping him as snccnesf1II presid, nj, For MT. Hoover ta quit without seeking sncA an ol'- rortunfry. such persons feel, "o1'I4 nc failure 10 do justice 10 hlnSeIt'
 The only regular republican o' rgngeauenca mentioned as a posslbi' contender against Nir. Hoover | Dwight ". Morrow. just fleet'' senator m Ne" Jersey But he o& said he expects 10 vol" for MT f7ooyar for president in i@32 and lI f, cour+enarcing no presidential ac fl1itios in his own bahatt,
 Democrats Stimulated
 Democratic presidential po3NG have been materially stlnulatfd D tr,z weeks election. Party leader lave taken new hope of defeatiH' inc republicans in 19$3. The ire rrendoog victory Of Governor Frank 1r D. Roosevelt. tho first dfn1o cratic candidate for governor 10 Se majority in upstate Nc" forN--' ncrformance never eQualled hy Ali frad E. Smuh-has made him over p,ght a leading contender for hi partv's presidential nomination IT recently declared for repeal Of tH 18th amendment, H. is engaged Il dealing with political S'anaa' among New YorE city democrats Formerly a bitter foe Of Tamman1 Roosevelt has recently been criticlz e9 bv some republicans and som democratic newspapers for allegedt caaling too gently with Tanman democrats involved in tine curren scandals. Because of wldesprea antipathy 10 Tammany Hall anon southern democrats who hold fin vcto power over presidential nom nations in democratic national con yenttons. Roosevelt's attitude to"ar