Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

Hf committee to notify sou of your
nom. ltun hy the democracy as tnoir
choice Tor .oe president of the United
states We doslro to express the
Iica,uro we feel ln having beon sc-
i.c,ed 'u perform thIs duty. and our
conf Hr0 .n YOU. your faIibulnoss.
homes bul wisdom. The people sop
boz yoH 0n. of tho best products off
thc period Of American insutu.
tons period whose salient character.
ters we're local solf government
indly fy. equal opportunity and
frco'H" freedom to work. freedom
to Boo. Hi GEN. freedom to compsto
in iuH" .aI l'fo. resulting in ge'fdo.
uondo. freedom to develop as ones
own r nr-and not merely aB the
We.Ifn'HaI and woIlmauaroi Eor
want of another They SEQ ln you
what oliver Wendell Holmes said i8
rare thing co. solfmaio man who Or
SCI NOT proud of OFFS maker
"IuFi iofuro leaving homo said
chat 7 wla going to West Virginia.
with e1me ofhcrs 90 roilfy you Of
Your nomination. one of my brothers
little boys standing by. said. Uncle
r.hn he must Doe mighty big GOOSE
30 hn HASN'T heard OF 60 already" IN n
certain way the notification with
which we are charged o. porfunctory
and unnecessary. and set % On VOL 10
maintain bv some degree of formauiy
that respectful observance which "a
duo to great cycnia. The nomination
hy O great party 90 the great office
20 which we call You the vice prcsi
doncv carrying with % tho duty Of
presiding over the senate az the Uni
tod states and the possibility of sue.
co5r'0u to the presidency. is great
event
'Ae soon as ! learned that J was
hy resolution of the convention 90 be-
tho muuthploco of tho committee for
the performance OF this pleasant
t7st 7 began to look about mo in
order io SEQ how the duty had been
performed ty others. l found from ro.
cent performances OF "a similar char.
actor 'n tho republican camp that for
notification speech a historical 90.
say is altogether the proper thing,
absolutely necessary for tho omCr
roncy We shall therefore en-.
t.tlo oar notification address; a
Brief Historical Disqulslilon Upon
Some of the Blunders of Our Ancog
tors as Viewed From the Standpoint
of the Wisdom m Republican States.
men, Who Have Embraced tho Stron.
ous life"
"Tho first OF those consisted On dis.
eliminating against the rcd man-thc
Image Of God in Chorry-on account
az hls race and color and previous
condition our ancestors said % WINS
on account OF tho inherent or inherit.
ed traits tendencies and supposed
iucapaciu0s Of which his color was
hut The outward sign BE that claim
protonH0 or sincerity we found 20 our
establishment that The door of opnor.
tunity ana hope IN tho way of office.
holding and voting had been closed 90
lo' che poor Indian TIE was not in.
NIioi .n hy the Select Men lu Con.
nortlcuf, NOR by the electors Of tho
seifg1fau'ng towns lu Massachu.
seus io help govern our ancestors
aud ihn country which They had com.
mIurI '1 thc'r charge. nor dId our
1nco Ior promise tO assimllate him
This frs. violation ln America ot tho
divine T.eHt of mauhool's suffrage
and off me cherished fundamental
dogma that all mon of aU races arc
equally rnnac.latrd to rDycn Thorn
selves and especially to govern
herH has doubtless been the Tiad
NJ our Woos PLAINLY 70 was what tho
Boston Transcript s1 olo0uCntly calls
'col1rphoN'a' We could not account
FOR if except perhaps upon line oi
Thought sppgastgd by a sentence in
ho notification adiroBs Of tho porma
nent chairman of the Chicago c0uyen
zion. Informing tho prosIdent of
DIS nomination by tho republican
party FOO succeed himself Nlr Cannon
said Uy blood. hy inheritance. by
education and hy practice. We are q
sUIte0yeuInE people Are we to Dee
IlOvo SIR Cannon meant 40 utimBt.
, converse. chat nobody was of self
governing capacity unless boy blood
education 0r successful pracIicg2 u
.r. 90 feared that ho .s getting lacl
i1 0nr ancestors hlrndor and mas
incur .ho danger OF receiving tho np
probation on some of those houIFhteJ
creatures known as southern demo
GRATIS $40 wonder ~ our ancestor
boo NeW EurIlnd New York and VIZ
rinIu hal boon stupid enough to hay,
some notion lho converse of Mr. Can
rluH Wf0r1nC' ln their heads uG.
~ thDr laH based tho,r action ou th.
fact Dat inc noble rol man. had non0
of tho blood of solfg0yem.nR mcc
200 Die veins none OF thal subtle iorc
0f Incredibly which accounts for fl.
much ond which is so bard to he nr
counted Cor itsclf lf they thought tha
ha had not for any sufficient lonrtl
0f time been educated for the tnsl
oi governing white mon. or had n0
practice Boo %. except such ns seome.
to iead to the conclusion that Dee WoN
MOI capable of 10.
"Ths next groai hlWnder in ou