Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-15

a the hands OF the government. salary
and mileage to the amount Of Sl2. 400 Tor
two years services; II would loJk as
though that were sufislelt 10 pay him to
look after the interests Of bis consjitu-
ents, their welfare, aud sres to impose un
further burdens upon them.
But WHAT BIN FEBgUssON BOP
lie passed an act Of congress IN such q
manner that you cannot get the benefit
OF u uul ~ Jon put your hands In your
. 'cksts sni pay to federal N 'isls sl7.-
O)O, let them be gold, silver or paper.
We know they are thu zane dollars, be-.
cause this great government, directed by
the repnl Zen party. a party Of honor,
says hat thuse dollars shall b. equal the
on with the other. Tie says. pay $1,000
to officers OF this governu ent 10 get what
you ara entitled to without it-what
every oih-r state gets without it-Or n
portion ct whist every other state gets.
He has not obtained what other states
hNve obtained. Tie got only lalf what
was obtained for tina ttate Of Utah, and
he tells you that he obtained It This
republican party shall say ~ SONS other
delegate more hocesi Una be, more
faithful than he, aud who understands
the iuty tettsr than he. I'VE viii z W
YOU VIA, every 0,her state hiss had +"
You are c'upellel to pay this ON nc cunt
lof the negligence OF Fergu u, VII has
m%isreprese ted you In congress who We
tl1Dged into that position By the means
81 IN ovefll w Of public sentiment. based
upon a false issue, an Issue which died
Ia its Own weight. which has jnst been
buried, never 10 be revived, | say
that We don't want any more such
intelligence ~ that; which compels us
10 pay $1,000 for gettiDg one half OF
that which was given % the state OF
Utah without paying anything. The
democrats who have said that they were
opposed to the Mexicans In American
counties. and when they went 70 Mexican
counties said that the republicans wished
to raise the race issue, want to make you
pay that ca, 1000. Why do they say that
Perea Is not worthy to go to congress-
We are not Of the race issue party. but
whenever that is said, | tell you
WE WILL DEFEND OURSELVES,
and II you do not do II you will not be-
worthy Of being American citizens. II
IL u principle Of every free born citi.
zen Of this broad land that whenever re-.
heclion is cast upon him he hurls II bach
Ia the face Of the traducer, and dares
him to sustain the imputstion. II ia fol
you 10 do the same thing, IL is for you
10 hnrl back upon the democratic party
the insulting insinuations that have
been made against you. You are Amer.
lean citizens, and II makes no differenc,
to you where d man IL born. All you asl
IL the royalty TO your land; that he shall
stand under that banner that protects III
all, and march with you az an American
citizen up b the true place Of law anC
integrity and defend every man In hi,
rights. But they don't want to do II; II
one county there is one argument, In an
other county there is another. but to
night w are here to ratify the declara
ton Of the people OF this territory, to tel
them that you have the same right a. III,
people OF New York or California or Mich
|, igan OF Louisiana or any other part o
the country. YOu are the same people
You have wanted one right. and that 4
the right Of statehood. We want a dele
gate who will not 90 to Washington Il
sell ont our rights, but one who will do
mand them back, ask for them, and b.
the help OF God will get them Tina
Is what you are doing. You are sendinI
him there for a representative, TO loo
after your interests and not 10 com
back with falsehoods In his mouil
My fellow citizens, II ia too much {
=, talk over the old questions. We hay
met 10 rRtify, and have ratified what you
c tizans have done. You notify you
delegate in congress that he must
tTAND By TdEss PRINCIPLE
be- active, watchtul. truthful, AM 10 max
a fair account 10 you when he return
aud IL he does 30 you willtrust him agaiI
and that you have given him a "a
warning that II he acts on the contrar
: you will treat him like Ferguson. a.
not trust him. Believing further IN,
the man whom You hays elected to col
: gress that your fe low citiz ms hay
elected to assist you in the goyeTnmeI
OF this county, and to ex, cute the la
= for you, and TO assist Ia everything thu
y ~ necessary for your welfare will mel
with your hearty support. and that Peil
! Perea will act for your welfare aud wi
= DO your bidiing, carrying out the pfil
ciplea OF your party and will Te1sI
honor on you, | leave this matter for I'll
utXI two years 20 come, aud ask eac
one Of you 10 commence the next can
pAign now. Don't sleep TO night INT
you think what the campaign has beef
a what you will do for the next two 20,
= Do not make enemies out OF yOuT pre-
ent cn labOrers; stay together. Stay
JN1 hNfN NhHNNN ~ hAAH NANAAAFhE HhI
port the principles a you have supper
a ed them. Go along with the great =
: publican party; progress with II; make
q your guiding star, and never depA
from your party. ard when two yea
come around from this day. II We sha
n not then be admitted as a state in IN
government, let US 90 together again al
u do a. We have done yesterday, (Chee
and shoutings) Announce oursely,
TRUE AND LOYAL MEMBERS
OF the republican party; followers Of !
II principles an wCrshipeTs OF It's Tighl
Let us DO that ana stay solid and hTl
< Tell the democrats 20 stand back; u
y them they cannO, peTpetTate the OutIag
d they did -four years ago. Republicans
must prevail. (CheeTsl Tell them Il
law must govern, and the officers mu
- be- obedient TO the lRW and that when Il
court issues it, mandate II must
obeyed, aud that every republics
"A throughout this territory Is ready
: raise his arm in defense OF the principl
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