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January 4, 1928

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ALBANY OPPOSITION DECIDES TO FIGHT SMITH'S PROGRAM; Republicans Will Try to Maintain Deadlock on Water Power and 4-Year Term. M'GINNIES VOICES POLICY Speaker Says Aim Is to Block Governor in Gaining Any Political Advantage. DETERMINED TO 'SIT TIGHT' Party Parley on Eve of Session Pins Hopes on Control After Victory in November. Republicans Won't Compromise. Hold Out in Hope of Fall Victory. Would Stand Pat and Do Nothing Aim to Check Smith Politically. OPPOSITION TO FIGHT SMITH'S PROGRAM McGinnies Firm On 2-Year Term. Both Sides Favor Short Session. Not Eager for City Inquiry. Action by the Caucuses.

By W.a. Warn. Special To the New York Times

Repubs' plans to oppose Gov Smith's program in Legis

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TO PRESS DRIVE TO FINISH; Wilbur Puts Gen. Feland at Head of Reinforced American Units. WILL SEND 2,000 TO FRONT Naval Vessels Go to Corinto to Aid in Campaign and Bluejackets Land. SITUATION STIRS CONGRESS Wheeler Renews Demand for an Investigation--Contrast Is Drawn to Lindbergh's Flight. Will Send More if Needed. Will Put 2,000 in Front Line 1,000 MORE MARINES GOING TO NICARAGUA Political Reaction Is Evident. Wheeler Assails Original Policy. Sees Contrast to Lindbergh's Trip.

By Special to The New York Times

political reaction in Wash

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