Says Breakup Major Parties Unlikely
(Continued From Page cine)
statements of public men
frequently go a great deal
further than the same men
are likely to go when faced
with the actual possibilities
of party disruption.
Almost all political cir
that means that even if he
“takes a walk” with the
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cles fully expect that both
Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Bor
ah will make certain gest
ures toward the rightist
groups before the cam
paign gets completely un
der way. On the other hand
it is common knowled.ge
that both conservative dem
ocrats and conservative re
publicans are willing to
,make concessions to the
leftists.
Not that anyone looks
for real harmony in eitner
camp. Both party high com
mands appear reconciled
to the prospect of large
scale bolting among various
groups of voters. But that
is quite a different thing
from complete party real
ignment.
After all, the pull of par
ties is very strong. It was
so strong among the demo
crats in the 90’s that, in
spite of the conservative
bolt from Bryan, the party
went right on. In fact, by
1904, when Alton B. Par
ker was the nominee, it had
reorganized on lines so diff
erent that it appeared more
conservative than the G. O.
P.
The same pull was so
strong among the Repub
licans in the earlier decad
es of this century that the
Theodore Roosevelt liberal
bolt in 1012 did not inter
fere with a reunion eight
years iater. leading to a
dozen years of Republican
rule.
P.-coo '.uve Tal!:
Gi course, every y*vr
ms1'; if. own political r*i a
cedents, yet it is difficult
for political oldthners to
see how either great party
can be expected to give up
its continuing identity in
1936.‘
It is hard for them to vis
ualize a situation where
Mr. Roosevelt would be in 1
the same party, and Mr.
Smith and Mr. Hoover, for
instance, in the other.
In fact there is visible
evidence to the contrary.
Mr. Borah is attacking Mr.
Roosevelt, and Mr. Smith
says he expects to die “a
democrat”. Presumably,
Republicans this year, he
means to come back to his
empty chair at the Demo
cratic fireside.
The mere physical and
mechanical difficulties of
organizing a new party are
far greater than anyone
would suppose until he has
pursued the ramifications
of party alignment down
into the wards and town
ships.
borne members of the
Liberty League thought a
year ago that a truly “con
servative'' party, reciuited
from both old parties, could
be organized in 1936 to ex
pose Mr. Roosevelt’s re-el
ection. They seldom men
tion such a possibility now.
It has been a dream of the
Farmer-Laborites for years
to organize on a national
basis as a truly “liberal” 1
party, but not much has -
come of it.
During all this time there
has been much premature
talk about burying the Re
publican and Democratic
parties. So far as can be
learned at this writing,
neither has made any ap
pointment with the coron
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