Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-21

order in the coasts and isiands OF the
Caribbean. I flrmiy believe that hy a
/ little wise and generous aid We can holm
even the most backward % tho ptuplna
I in these coasts and islands forward nlong
the path of orderly liberty 30 tbai they
ear stand alone ~ We daoiina "a give
them such heip the result viii H. bad
both for them and for uai and will in the
end In uli probability rHuac uH 20 face
humiliation or hloodshcd.
Affairs Facing Va at Home.
The problems that face us abroad are
important, but thc problems that face us
at home are even moru important. The
extraordinary growth OF industrialism
during the last hiif century brings every
civilized people face 60 face with the
kfaNcst social ana economic questions.
This ~ an agu of combination among
capitalists aud combination among wage
workers IL Ia idle "a try 90 prevent such
combinations. Our efforts should be- 60
Hre that they work for the good ana not
Tor the harm % the body pOiitic. New
devices Of law are ncceaBary from tlfne
90 time In order to meet the changed and
changing conditions. But after an We
VIII do well o. remember that although
the problems % be- sOiyed change from
scneratiou 10 geneFatiNn. the spirit in
which their solution muat be- attempted
remains FOREVER the came. ID ia Ia peace
as u IN Ia war. Tactics change ana
IN lhciF blue and hun. who fought under
Washington and Greene and Wayne, dif-
fored entirely ia arms ana in training
IRON those no iH the blue and gray fac-
"a one another in tho armies uf Grant
ana OF i.rc, of sherman and OF Johnston
And nov the sons Of the same Union and
Confederate Veterans who serve in our
Ehliaut little army Of today wear dif.
ier"nt uniform. carry "a diifrrcut Wsa.
pom. and practice different tnrticf nut
~ Aaa a a..
same throughout and the qualities which
drove forward 20 victory of 20 death tho
men OF 70 ana the mon of H are th,.
very qualities which the men u today
must keep unchanged " ln the hour of
need the honor OF ghu nation b ~ b.
Kept untNrnlfhed. hn q - iu rlvil life
Danger Of Class Government.
This government wac formed with "a ia
haHic idea the principle of treating each
man uu hiH worth nH "a man. of paying
no heed 90 whether b. IL fich sr nanr
no heed 10 hiH creed or hla social stand
ins. Det only to the way in which he per-
formed his duty 90 himself 10 his nplEh.
Dor. % the state From this pFluclplc
We cannot afford 90 vary hy 81 much a.
"a hand'a breadth. May republics have
risen in ~ past. and some 70 them
lluufiEhed long, but sooner 0r later they
fUii ami the cause most potent la bftne-
luH about their full was ln almost AN
cases she fact that they grow tu be- rov-
efnments in the interest OF q Class ln.
stead ~ Fuvernments in tho iuterest ot
HH II mudo no difference as fl which
class it was that thus wrostod t0 ~ own
nhfhntaEe che government ulnchinory
u was ultimately aa fatal 10 ihc cause 81
ireedom whether it Vas the rirb who op.
prcHHeu tho poor og tho poor Who pluu-
defed tho rich. Tho crime of nrItai ais.
regard % the rights uf others M ~ much
"a crime when it mRnifcatn itself la The
..thape % srcsa ana brutal arfoEance on
ne one side, a. when q manifeata itself
in the shape of envy and lnWloss violence
on the other. Our aim must tt 20 deal
juhiitc 60 each man. no m0ro and no
lrsa This purpose must find Dee express
700 ana support not merely Ia our coilec-
i've action through the eEeucirs ~ the
government but in our social attitude
hlch man ana poor man mnsf feel alike
that on thc one hand they nFe protected
~ inw and that on tho other hand they
are Responsible ~ the law, for each %
entitled % be fairly dealt with ~ hla
and ~ the state and n No
NJ ritiacns uf this nation arc true 20
ourselves aud 60 nV traditions ~ our
fqreiathera such fair measure ~ justice
sillh always be dealt % each man. 90
thai 80 far a. Ne can bring Il about each
shalt receive fin dues. each shall be Fiv-
"a the chance 10 show the stuff there "A
IN him. shan b. ssrured agtinst wrong
ana IN turn prevented from wrOnginE
have,
Raleigh, N. O.. Oct. President
Roosevelt and hiH party arrived here
early this mornlNg. and were received
At the station by an enormous and
crOWd that Wildly cheer
"a when the president appeared on
the platform Of bic private car. he
vas formally received BY the mayor of
the city. number OF city and county
officials and representatives of the
state fAif. who we're Ia charge Of the