Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-30


10 longer exercise the veto. In the pres
mt French republic the president has no
eta except against the decisions u the
general councillors
The king ~ queen Of England has the
light ~ withhold sanction from y hill
passed by 10th houses ot parliament
This royal ptefugatiNe has not been eH.
rrclsed since lSy9, and may now be cun
-idrted obsolete.
while these great munarchial and ~
publican governments have placed such
restraints uunn the veto p,wet aud 80
rarely exercise this llmitei puwet, why
should the nited states. that stands ~
a leAcon light " liberty vote Tor " -us.
tain any president whu has " will ~ AT.
htrarily exercise this dangerous power
against the voice VI ifre people. ]
"a, ne,rt, never again shall W. he ~ de-.
graded l., this one man ppwet. The eyes
" the great nations ~ the earth are
looking to on government lot action Oh
these great questions ~ the pcuple's
money aud the night " the people ~
govern ihsm-.l,r-. free from dicAtiun
from any source.
shalt -ilNrt die, aui With II die the
night - man tu sell g",rrumrnt' II ~
will know the trA~u VII, Why not
MrklulrN Morrison Vest ~ htlcr ~
SINE other ~ the great leaders ~ho are
aspiring to- be president 1t the ulted
states huliN TAKE ,hr patriotic and cot.
-thutiunal position that congress 4, com.
l-t.ut tu pas all laws necessary to saNe
the honor and the happiness 81 the p'Ss
pic NJ more ~ TIL. arbitrary one man
ls,wrt ani iorelgu itctatluu. Equal rlght-
To- all. exclusive privilege, H. none. 10
thI- vIrigr Their lives, their fortunes and
their sacred honor The silver men,
tantI. free trade ami all men ought a. be-
,atshA with this, Il the, are opp,s'''d Ia
lring governed ~ foreign Kings, queens
~ Iotrutai,-, ~ -,ndicat"S.
sherman, Cleveland \ Co. are very
tenacious about paying our foreign cred
ltur- Ia gold Many II ihr-, debts were
originally hnught VI the nitgsi Statr'
ipr less than o. cent un the dollar. when
Nr we're IL distress. The principal 81
lhr h,nd- WA, payable ~ gr,enhackS
the amount received fur thr-" 10y tn
I uIt,sl Statr~ has h-n paid back Il
thr-. foreign saints In gold three ~ i"nI
times with u per cent interest. Sul
the, rtS fur more gold This same com
pauN IT patriot. except Cleveland, ate
congress la. -ulrinnlN passed an act AZ
ptuNrd hN President Lincoln, paying III
I lu,nI owners fur their slaves who enter"
: the arm, {NU apiece. -nl"mnlt rrpuh
! at,aI that debit ~ matter " small M,
u mrut, unlN affecting "a" loyal people VII
lived III the south
y The republicans ~AN they are lot pr,
lection uf NmrTicAn industries Hud n
uur national interest THIS l. false al
their Leaders know 1t, II true the
, would protect silver and not drstr"! II 1
they have nearly done. With ltt
u more aid from Cleveland aud Their f.
rign AiNl~,l- they may drHlruI ~li>r
- When W. are the greatest producers
~ silver IT HI, nation upon earth ~
~ miners are imrrIrAns but hold no Office
III Nrw Mexico has no Votes In congress.
III The democratic party prntr-r"- Ia
~ for "A tarlfI lot revenue only, That u-
u tu mean 10 other tASr- upon the pSIl
u" except that paid under the tArln, tlr'
~ land. hi- office holders Hnd his henc
;" men, have Toasted the l.'nplr upon '"t"'
arin reform and duck hunting until b
ny few democrats believe the! are honest
In' their DECLARATIONS. but ARE wllfullt
III traying their party aud country VIII
III they ~..r from thrlisls's reports that
w. i collecting very little more from
tarin than II required 10y law TO pay
'eI tensions ~ ~ soldier,
'al Whrr. do the deficits come froI
as Echo answers. bonds and Internal tax
-" There II another debt that W. owe II
u' ! regard ~ the most sacred OF all ,
III debts. That II Ia the soldiers, who
their valur saved the | mon and thus
ms tahli-hpL the great principle that
". were capable of sell government VI
III" received greenbackS when lighting
liberty for ti2 par month AT par wi
The ,,,,,,h,,L. war. n,Ix w,r,h much M
'"n time about forty cents In gold aud Sil'
veil They would gladly receive silver now
ny the pittance We are doing out 10 MI
VIZ NJ them In the shape Of pensions. NJ
Of this pit,ancr they pay back Ia the 8
ell. eminent In internal snd other taxes
eto fore they receive their pensions
tu. oh, how painful II must hs Ia these
sid ing patriots, when the clods
the valley and hills will In few Il
the years cover thu last one of th
et0. and when they turn their death I'LL
'Ner eyes Tor the last time upon the setl
end sun. a. sse II shining upon u
y of pie once prosperous and hal
but now suffering and emaciated {
lay, unequal taxation 10 pay bonds and d
held by the ShylWks and Foreigners
was handing their pound of flesh In y
while many II their children aud p'
'ott, are IN poverty and rags, IN want and
ing for bread, without employmsl
over earn II.
When they view the condition {
Dug many Of the people, they hear of mil
'xer- aires aud their lackies riding owe
sent country In palace coaches rolling
paper wheels. with n cuisine fa'
imp. with with drinks al Il refreshments
was kings and queens might envy, re-
/ the ing upon dowuy touches and pill
'lity; saying the people Inust vote for No
right Cleveland " Nme other gold star
Ut ot man who will veto any act Of con
eta giving 10 the I.sople silver and relief