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DEMOCRATS Raleigh as the
capital city of Democratic State
is used to having a lot of Demo
crats around, the kind spelled with
a big D. Also a lot of the kind
spelled with a little d. Both were
here Wednesday and Thursday for
the biennial North Carolina Demo
cratic Convention. Hotels began to
fill early Wednesday afternoon and
the convention attendants gathered
in huddles to discuss plans for Uie
big event.
DIFFERENCES They were all
Democrats, but there was obvious
factional divisions among them.
The differences were mostly -on
minor matters. There seemed a
high degree of unanimity in desire
and purpose to maintain the
“principles of the Democratic
party.” The trouble comes in de
fining these principles. There were
ardent advocates of ideas enunciat
ed by Thomas Jefferson and Grover
Cleveland. There were enthusiasts
for the concepts of Woodrow Wil
son and Franklin Roosevelt. And
there were just as strong conten
ders for the theories practiced, if
not proclaimed, by Andrew Jack
son and Harry Truman. These dif
ferences are fundamental but not
too serious. Jefferson and Cleve- 1
land believed that the government
belonged to the people of the
United States. Wilson and Roose
velt throught it belonged to the
whole world. Jackson and Truman
thought it belonged to the presi
dent.
COMPREHENSIVE The in
tegration of these contrasting ideo
logies into the overall concept of
democracy has been the strength—
and often the weakness—of the
Democratic party. One of the mar
vels of politics is that the same 1
folks can recognize allegiance to
Jefferson and Jackson. Cleveland
and Truman. At state level it is
just as hard to reconcile loyalty to
Governors Aycock, McLean. Cherry
and Scut, all in one package. The
fact that all Democratic Presidents
and all Democratic Governors are
accorded approximately equal ac
claim is testimony to the compre
hensive scope of the Democratic
party and the basic tenets of
majority control. Widely divergent
as the ideas of these recognized
leaders have been and are, all the
people have gone along in support
of policies as they changed with
changing administrations.
PERSONALITIES Another very
interesting subject for study is the
impact of personalities. There is
preponderant political support a
mong the convention delegates for
Richard Russell for President and
William Umstead for Governor.
But Hubert Olive, major contender
against Umstead for the governor
ship, is personally just as popular
as the admittedly leading can
didate. Both Olive and Umstead
have been around the hotels and
convention halls. No presidential
candidate has shown up, but it
takes no great sense of discern
ment to discover that partisans of
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Kefauver are just as personally
popular as advocates of Russell.
And there is ample evidence that!
Harry Truman has many friends in
the assembled throng who would
be happy to support him for an- j
other term in the White House, not
on account of his political philo
sophy half so much as because of
personal regard for the man and
some of his close friends in North
Carolina.
FINAGLING A lot of back
stage “finagling” goes on at a con
vention like this. Most of it in
volves both personalities and prin
ciples. There is the case of Joe
Doakes who wants desperately to
be a delegate to the national con
vention from a district where John
Doe has a lot influence. Joe and
John are good personal friends, but
they disagree on political issues.
John would like to help Joe get in
line to go to Chicago on account
of friendship, but first he must
ascertain whether Joe will voty
right at the big convention. After
several conferences t]iat matter is
settled and John is ready to help
Joe—only to learn that he is all
wrong on governor or congressman
or some other office, and that his
selection would add prestige to
"the other side.” Then there are
further conferences, and maybe
Joe agrees to vote right all the way.
because he’d rather go to the con
vention than to have his favorites
nominated in the primary. That is
all right all the way. But maybe
Joe bucks and won't agree to go
all the way. Then the whole deal
is off and John has to look upi
another prospective delegate who
is “right”.
IMPORTANT This kind of
activity is more important than
most people realize. On the sur
face it would not seem that per
sonal friendship between Joe
Doakes and John Doe would have
anything to do with who is the
Democratic Candidate for Presi
dent. It does have a lot to do with
it: because there is a supposedly
authenticated story about one vote
in a precinct deciding who would
be the delegates to a county con
vention, where one vote determined
the personnel of the to
the state convention. There again
one vote chose the national con
vention delegates, where one vote
was the balance of power between
two leading presidential candidates.
So it is that when you see Joe and
John in confidential talk, chances j
are they are talking about how t ie
kids got along with measles, or
how Mary likes her new house: but
they may be deciding who v/ill be
the next President of the United
States. It is this element of chance
that makes political conventions!
so interesting to watch, and so |
important in the governmental |
scheme of North Carolina and the
United States.
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