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Show I DEFEAT OF NEW PLEASES HULL Beveridge Victory Classed As Rebuke to Whole Administration ! WASHINGTON. May I. Cordoll ! Hull, chairman of the Democratic ; national committee, declared In a utatomont Wednesday that thi -rortod victor) o Albert J Beveridge over Senator 1 1 a pry N'ew In the In- dlanX sanatoria! primarle by a He-, He-, cIsIva majority is plain and MJ- V phatio repudiation of me Harding administration ad-ministration and Senator Neva's part therein by the Republicans of Indlanu. SKES DKFEAT AHEAD "Senator N'ew's eampalpn from beginning be-ginning to end," snid Mr Hull, "was 5 mado a te.t of the Harding administration. adminis-tration. Prcsldenl Harding ha r.er-n his silent ally and he has had 'he .tacit support of every nu mber of the administration " "The effect of Senator New'e defeat de-feat on the Hording administration must necessarily proye enihrirradnc . -and humiliating If not disastrous. If the Repuhllcnit voters 1 1 C 'he country 'vlll not stand for the Harding administration ad-ministration it can scarcely be expect-' ed that Republican senators who are candidates for re-election, and Republican Repub-lican congressmen, can be expected to remain loyal. TERMED PROTFST. Ny, I "The vote for Beveridge was simply ' a protest against the national admlnls-' admlnls-' tration and was not a vote for any at-! firmative set of policies "The people of Indiana ought toj find It murh easier to make a choice' Ml lull I between ex-Oovernor Samuel M. Ral- i I ston. who won the Democratic nomin- I I ntlon for the senate, and Beveridge. '. 'V Than it was for the Indiana Republl-. cans to clmose between Senator New i and Mr Beveridge. J "Governor Ralston is as much more, progressive than Mr. Beveridge, aaj ! Mr. Beerldge was more progressive J than Senator New." |