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ptable to many of the members of the committee, and he refused to accept nomination by party leaders instead of the voters.[77] On September 11, the committee nominated Congressman William J. Fields, and Barkley supported him in the general election, which he won over Republican Charles I. Dawson.[75][77] Later House career Barkley's party loyalty in the governor's race made him a formidable candidate to challenge Stanley, who by 1924 had angered members of both party factions, but Barkley had spent most of his funds in his campaign against Cantrill, and he did not want to risk his reputation as a party unifier by challenging a Democrat.[78] Instead, he decided to rebuild his war chest to unseat Kentucky's incumbent Republican senator, Richard P. Ernst, in 1926.[78] In the meantime, he refrained from using his influence in state races to avoid losing any goodwill with Kentucky voters.[79] At the 1924 Democratic National Convention, Barkley again supported William G. McAdoo for president.[79] Urban interests at the convention promoted New York Governor Al Smith, and a bitter convention fight ensued.[79] During the course of 103 ballots, chairman Thomas J. Walsh needed a rest and temporarily yielded his position to Barkley.[79] The convention was the first to be broadcast nationally, and Barkley's service as chair augmented his national recognition and appeal.[21] The two Democratic factions agreed to compromise, nominating John W. Davis, who Libbey called a "competent nonentity"; Davis lost in the general



















 

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