Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1926-01-28 | Page 12 | Partisan Spirit Dimmed, Claim

I I I I PARTISAN SPIRIT DIM DIMMED ED CLAIM Predict G 0 O P and Dem Democrats Will Vote Arm In Arm In S NEW KEW YORK Jan By 28 28 By The Associated Press Republicans and Democrats marching arm In arm to the polls In 1928 and vot voting In log ing a partisan non ticket with Calvin Coolidge for tor president and Governor Al Smith for tor vice president dent was pictured as a possibility by Chauncey M Si Depew In an ad- ad address address ad address dress Wednesday before the Pit Pit- Pil Pilgrims grims society Ho lie described the present as the most wonderful age or of partisanship non-partisanship in politics in his hb 70 years of experience I X was born in II a a day dllY of or party politics politic Mr Depew said and asla as asa asa a lad I learned to shout for my par par-I parIty par party ty iy fight tight for Cor my party and starve for my part party If It necessary What do we wo find today A tax bill always the subject for acute controversy and party feeling being passed unanimously 1 slated pass to-pass to pass tho the senate senate with corn com com comparatively little lIlUe agitation I think Cal Coolidge e must have studied old Ben Franklin Frankln for he has decided not to go up In an airplane and view the affairs of the tho nation tram from some like god position on high hb-b but butto butto butto to come down ot 00 earth and meet the response of the people for economy and thrift And If It the present general pros pros- prosperity prosperity perIl continues It Ir the people cots cots- con can continue to devote ote themselves to busi busl business ness it Ir continued plen- plen plentiful plen plentiful there will be another mIracle In 1928