Political Query Is:
Did GOP “Grass
Roots” Manage It?
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form of 1932 was quoted from lib
erally, in a scarcely concealed effort
to show that Mr. Roosevelt had bolt
ed his party organization. A1 Smith
was applauded, and the conference
spellbinders spoke sweetly of other
outstanding Democrats who have re
fused to go along with the “New
Deal.”
The flirtation even reached a stage
where one or two speakers openly
invited dissatisfied Democrats to
come over, and hinted that substan
tial rewards—such as second place
on the ticket—might be expected.
On one point, however, there was
not the slightest sign of a concession.
There was to be no thought of aban
doning the Republican label, which
most of the dissenting Democrats
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detest so heartily. On the contraryj
the G. O. P was to be given a re
birth and reestablished in greater
grandeur and glory than ever.
That is precisely the points at
which the big difficulty comes in.
A “Summer Flirtation”
Insofar as the conference rekindl
ed enthusiasm for perpetuation of
the Republican party, it disappoint
ed the hopes of those who want to
accomplish a union by founding an |
entirely new “coalition” party.
Indeed, there is a question wheth
er the events at Springfield may not
j have made a “coalition” party im
possible; although the leaders of the
American Liberty League—most of
them Democrats—did not appear to
think coalition dead when they as
sembled at Chicago recently, after
the Sprinfield conference adjourned,
the Springfield conference adjourned
Springfield was, after all, primar
ily a sounding board, much remains
to be said before the fate of a right
wing union, under one label or an
other is determined. The efforts to
effect such a union undoubtedly will
continue along the various lines; and
the question will be whether these
various endeavors will or will not
kill each other oc in the end.
Thus far all that it amounts to is
a summer flirtation. Sometimes
that leads to wedding bells. Some
times it does not.
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it be known that what he wanted
was a place on the Supreme Bench.
Structure His Dream
He was drafted for the presidency
however, if a man ever was. And it
brought him in the end perhaps as
bitter a political defeat as any man
of his party has known.
Yet, time brought him consolation. ,
As Chief Justice he reached the
pinnacle of his lifelong ambition.
That swept away for him much of
the bitterness of the past. Taft
hoped and expected to remain long
on the Supreme Bench before age
took its toll.
His heart was set upon realiza
tion of his long cherished dream of
a stalely independent building to
house the court—a structure in keep
ing with the dignity and power of
the judicial arm of the government.
Some Objection
There were obstacles to confront
him. Then as now, there was some
objection among the Justices and
court attaches to leaving the histor
ic chamber in the Capitol. It is
close to the heart of political things
in Washington. Solemn, black-rob
ed Justices sit in the midst of the
stir and bustle of political life.
Some feared that a more remote
setting would cause loss of vital con
tacts, perhaps isolation.
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preme Court, is to have its home as 1
he had dreamed. Even the archi
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