The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-29

he would "like to have him on ths ticket" meaning As vieo presiden, tiAl kite tail to MT. Coolidge.
 (Which end of tho ticket, MT Prosident9" was the question Horat sent back to the White House. Tn, incident ended right there.
 But southern and border state dlssidents from tho New Deal gath cred today in Macon, 0a,, to heal Talmadges plea for Q bolt. Hits COP old Guard
 A threat Of bolt seemed also in. herent in Borahs Brooklyn speech last night when he denounced the old guard. He pleaded with voters and pick their own candidates in i990.
 From Washington, Sen. Joseph T, Robinson for the national adminis- tratien replied to tho No. 1 bolter Of ioS0. He called Alfred E. Smith Q "deserter" and cited the record ot Smiths own speeches in support of the argument that the brown derby would have fitted the New Deal only Q few years ago. He said Smith already had taken his self-prescrihed walk out of the democratic party.
 Gov. Landon Boom
 The prairie states and Q growing national clan of Landon For -Pres- ident boosters are looking today toward Topeka, Kan, Gov, Ali M. Landon will speak tonight ct Q Kansas day rally which promises to be the formal springboard for his republican presidential candidacy. The Landon boom Is growing. Where Borah has directly chal- longed the old line republican or. gGnization, IAhdon Is expected to conciliate. He alone of the big poe litloal figures cast on the national screen In the past few days Is in a position to Soothe wounds instead of salt them.
 Smith reached deep Into the democratic party la his Liberty League Saturday speech In an ef- fort to tear from It vast body of conservative voters. His sharp at- tack and Robinsons biting answer bear out the prediction of Post- master General James A. Farley that the nation will have the angri- est presidential campaign of many years.
 BOrah Was Not Kind
 Borah was not gentle, He said the political machines for 30 years had refused the people the right to se- lect their political candidates and the platforms upon which they stood. He called upon these "dlsen- franchised" voters of New York and the nation to bolt this year in a mass effort to reassert their political rights, Borah's direct challenge ap- peared today to place him in the position of taking walk on his own account from the republican con- vention if his counsel on methods oi selecting candidates and drafting platforms is ignored next June ir Cleveland.
 Borah's packers here have launched their campaign to send tc Cleveland delegates instructed fol him. The burden of the purely DO. litical portion of his speech was q plea for instructed convention del. egations to avoid control by old lint political leaders. The threat of { Borah bolt from Cleveland shoult not be minimized in view of hi language last night.
 Liberty League Described
 Borah characterized the American Liberty League audience which las Saturday gave Smith a whoopini ovation as a gathering of "anti Roosevelt democrats" and 'regulai republicans" Whether the deecrip' ton was inadvertent or was in tended to read old guard republi canism out of he liberal republican party the senator Is attempting t' create vas not evident. But Borahl challenge to old guard leaders wa unmiAzkable although he did no mention Charles D. Billes, Ney York's national consmitteeman. whs