Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-11

You say that this ia an cxfrome iilas-
tfailou - n n. hut a iH nevertheless.
tais one Texas, na uiatady rfuafhrd,
cnnif into thc uiou with tle privilege
of diVipsHe hsrHcif into live atafsp. 1'ekts
Uuuiu nut tgn iuEtead of tEu Honat0rHi
bat trsea prcfefs one ercat state win
tWo aenatuff Az aho wtaeY Mes York.
were ruen a thine isgaiiy iipeatui., rouin
D. divided Into fifty aiAtaa each with
populaupu lafAef than NV MoAice
tv'e' asns,o,u ana es, t,',s 9epf vse,,,a
not anrreHnrr q aiuslc county Tor twD
additional Atain in the senate A. NcW
York wise ~ foolish in dfririHE ~ fnain-
ii " iniatake % suppose ihas ihe IN
fluence ~ a ntnto in the national cnuu-
clis depends upon the number cf ~ sen-
When party goes into national con-
vcntion 20 nominate 2 candidate for thc
pGoaidescs, a HteAs u candidate aha can
carry, go. the small bat the lnrEe states
poiut az which Il a not afraid uf ~ war
rrcoru. TesHe viii compete with New
lork Tor lhe honor ot furnishing cam
The two territories combined viii make
q state of which Ns shall an feei pfoua
We ahail have Rreater forests than
ayignnia, more lead than Missouri, mora
copper than MicN.N1ns moro silver than
Nevada t.ad more gold than California.
NOR climate. Ne shaf pruduce Al rnf
cereals, ana betier cfopa 0f cotton than
can b. produced n any of the presriit
uulf states We shall have valleys as
rich np the valley ~ the Nile. ana mouut
tain ranges ~ HrAnd ~ thuac Of HWlleefs
lard. We ahan iffiNAtu our orange
groves with waters diptlilcd from per-
who con contemplate this. our great
business fufufc. without emotions of
pride who but shc neeky politicians Wnr
.nI ~ an, t.e.lltlr.i t.t..i,,,,,.,.t
hpt you viii be- told that The adyocetcs
ol Joint statehood are IN the miupfllf
y shas is = true and we srs rishs. q =. 7.
Join us ard make up tho ma1ersty.
Reader, n you believe that Joint state
hood would hc tho best FOR al concerned
fthnt y, Tor thc tnNpnycrs nat office
hoidersl. but are afraid 10 come 0ut ana
Say -. then you are Invited TO remain
whore ypn are ~e want no towards in
statehoed commltses.
1rhr meeting held AZ Aibuquerquc ap-
pointed a Statehood Committee COM
posed Of cltiNens residing IN the several
colntita 81 the Territory. some diff
eonmittoe. ana that for n tha heason h' shas t
~ mast, n not IN ALL OF tho countiea.
there arc ~ many good men supporting
the good cause that many cf them had
g. BE- LETT out. Many of the most prom
lncnts statehood adherentH were left Off
% the committee hfchunc thry constitute
committee Within themselves and are
dcfotinF themselves "a their own way
70 the support ~ the good cause
~ " the desire ~ this committee 90
which the undersigned IN chairman. that
each ana every statehood nuhprcnt Ia
this terrlgory shall constitute himself a
commlttef ~ one, and not only 10, but
Win thq mNmpara Of this general conn
inlttec nfRli organize committees IN their
counties. Auu euh-cGmmittcCa ln tho Nari.
GUS preqlacl4 ana Districts 81 their coun-
ties, " th4l We may ali work IN har-
m0ny, hand IA hand ln union ahoro Il
strength ana IN harmony there u sue.
cess.
gnnlSrti0n ~ fhe League be Addressed 70
I Non. W. y. Ghlidera, Chairman ENccu.
l tive COMMITTEES. or Hon. = n K0dcy.
NNcietafy. az Albuquerque. Any matter
designed for the chairman of the Gen.
erul Committee VIII reach him az hla al
afcas, Carlsbad. New Mexico,
A. "A. FREEMAN.
Chairman General Commitiee.
Carlsbad. New MeNieo. October 2 1905