Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-06
Re-eisctsd Chairman 81 Territorial
Republican Central
Committee.


ago, the climax of wise policy of
protection 10 Industry and OF home.
building. Figures are 30 vast that
They no longer bring 10 the under.
Handing 0n adequate idea OF the ux-
tent oi ihls prosperity
What does @ convey 90 your mind
or tu my mind too be- told of "a trade
balance of hny or sixty miilion dol.
lars ln favor OF the United states2
What does % mean 60 any one 70 read
in the press that the national treas.
ury ls overlooking with gold and that
% hns d reserve forty million dollars
greater than a year ago at tails time.
mat our exports and our manuinc-
lures must he measured hy the bll.
lions OF dollars and thar our farm
products exceed Ia value those of en-.
tire Euf0po2
The human mind cannot grasp these
facts, but there 10 something We can
All understand. when we see that
every man who dozlres q can have
work AZ good wages; when We look
upon happy fresldes where there are
found comforts ana Injuries rhnt our
ltoretathcrs did not dream OF; when
we have shorter working days than
ever before with more IN the pay en-.
velope than ever before, when we see
smiling, well fed and well clothed
children attending our public schools
receiving that education without
which 30 many Of their fathers had
90 make their way in the world; whea
we know of the good things OF life
that are going 10 the humbloat Ia the
iaoat lonely places and watch the
stream uf prosperity divide and sub.
divide until Il reaches the homes %
farmer. me stockman. the laborer.
then truly Is the real extent Of our
prosperity apparent 20 us.
Prosperity Shared b. All
That Now Mexico iH sharing fully
ia this prosperity you an know. Sheep
and cattle upon a thousand hills bring.
ing revenue TO their owners. their
keepers and the middlomen; banks
increasing right along ln numbers
and In wealth, now towns. absence Of
business failures, the building of rail-
roads. the opening of coal mines. the
construction of Irrigation works, the
multiplying oi newspapers, tho disiri'
button Oi wealth among business men
and invcai0f8-ali these are tho rule
today in New Mexico. Not only hun.
drcdt, but thousands OF homoacokerE
from the most prosperous aud pro
/ Eiefaivc states are pouring into this
territory. taking up homesteadH, To-
Yesiins their means. eager 90 share
in the prosperity that haa come 20 as
and Of which all the world has learn.
ed Truly Il must be good 10 live ia
Now Mexico these days whom oven the
outsider from far away appreciates
our advantages, oar good government
aud accepts with a cheer the vol
come We extend 10 him. We SEQ the
workman, the farmer. the sheep and
/ the cattle raiser. villages and towns.
having part ln this prosperity ,tnis
growth. Surely the good things OF
this world are coming within reach
90 an nnd never before did oppuriun.
ity hold 6ut 80 many gifts aa she does
/ today. That this opportunity also
means new responsibilities ami that
we are meeting these responsibilities
pravoly and wisely, d certain. and
/ therefore the future OF the SUNSHINE
territory viii be brighter even than
NE present
Benefits Of Protective Tariff.
And dooe all this come OF itaelf9
Verify not There must be wisdom ~
government, a wisdom that inspires
confidence in tio present and ln tho
iuiurei there must b stability On pfiu'
cinles and adherence 20 Wise aud prov.
ga policies, such as tho protective
iarln me sound money standard, the
regulation OF public ana somi.public
corporations. respect Of law and or.
der, aud greatest OF them on. giit of
the Roosevelt administration. the re.
clamailon mllicy u % fortunate for
ike people tHat the republican party
stands for an OF these things and