Show GOP FORESEES VICTORY WITH DEWEY BRICKER re republicans unite solidly behind governor Governors ticket for presidential race by GEORGE A BARCLAY AMID D scenes of harmony 1 that proclaimed to the nation the republican bartys unity of purpose gov thomas E dewey of new york was chosen th the e bartys wartime nominee for the presidency at the national conventi convention onlin ln chicago the delegates whose nominating intentions had bad been apparent long b before they assembled in chicago p picked ick ed the 42 year old gov governor arnor by a 1056 to I vote then they made it an all governor east middle west ticket by choosing chios john W bricker for the vice presidential nomination A single wisconsin delegate g ate grant ritter farmer of beloit had cast a single ballot for gen douglas macarthur for the presidency governor br bricker icker was nominated unanimously wendell L Will willkie kle republican standard bearer in 1940 was quick to congratulate governor dewey you have one odthe of the great opportunities tuni ties of history he told the dominee in a rines message sage sent from new mew york city flies files to chicago As franklin D roosevelt did in governor dewey flew to chicago from albany new york to deliver to in person his acceptance speech to the delegate crowds urging surging around the chicago stadium hailed the nominee nomine when ewhen he arrived from the airport inside the convention hall he was given a triumphant ovation that ended only wh when n congressman joseph W martin jr ot of massachusetts house minority leader and permanent chairman of the convention succeeded to in ga garveling gavell ng silence governor deweys deleys speech was forthright and direct it was received with rousing cheers by the delegates and the citizens who thronged thron ged the convention hall ban to the rafters the nominee accepted his great new honor with a pledge to end one man government in america crush germany and japans will to make war and devote himself to ning freedom atheme ahome the new deal deai administration he told the delegates has hai grown old and tired and quarrelsome in office and Is la unequal to the great pressing problems of war and peace I 1 keep blen command declaring that the military conduct of the war must remain completely p out of politics governor dewey said he be wanted to make it crystal clear that any change in administration would not involve changes in the high command gen george C marshall chief of staff and adm ernest emest J king corn com mander ln in calef ahlet of the U S fleet are doing a superb job he declared and should retain their present position and responsibilities governor dewey made known unmistakably that he will stand squar squarely eli on his bartys foreign declaration la and brook no postwar international plan that contemplates a super state he did envision bowe ever v er american participation with other sovereign nations in a cooperative effort to prevent future wars he pledged that he will make full employment a first objective of national policy he declared the new deal had bad never had an employment policy and finally got people to work only after the country had entered the war high interest had bad cente redIn the platform building job on which the drafting committee headed by senator robert A talt taft of ohio had bad tolled special attention was focused on the controversial foreign policy plank which had offer edthe only issue capable of producing a rousing inter party battle the result however was a compromise a middle of the road statement me t calculated to conciliate internationalist and pro nationalist elements in the party at the same time this foreign policy plank favors american participation in postwar security measures through organized international cooperation but shuns membership in a world state stat e in sessions of the platform committee preceding the presentation of its report the governors of 15 states ha had d sought to have more positive and binding commitments on post |