Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-19
WILL PREVAIL IN THE END.


Truth Is mighty and viii prevail
but Il gets there only by a long and
desperate struggle sometimes,
You VIII observe by the dispatches
from Washington that our friends at
headquarters are beginning to recog-
nize the fact which the Morning Jour
nal has been So long ard SO earnestly
e~ndeavoring to impress upon their
minds. that no possible political ma
neupering can prevent his territory
from going into the democratic col
umn niles the president can be in
duced to change the policy he has
lately pursued Of supporting and up
holding a gang OF unprincipled polit-
icai pirates, who have ravished The re-
publican party OF New Mexico and are
now assuming TO use II for the pro-
motion of their wi personal and
corrupt ends. without regard TO the
public win or the public interest.
Ever since the president removed
from the go%vernorship at tho behest
Of this corrupt gang a man who was
carrying out an honest and straight
forward policy. which was approved
by all the decent people Of the terri
tory, of all parties, the republican
cause has been losing ground In New
Mexico. And while such conditions
continue no power on earth can pre-
vent the party from continuing to
lose ground, As long as the president
Of the United States continues 80 rec
ognize q band % corruptionlsts ana
piunderers BIS the high priests Of the
republican party. 1t must be expected
as a matter of course that the party
viii have 20 suffer for II. Republl-
cans. as a rule, are men OF principle.
and thoy will not submit tamely to the
prostitution Of the party TO such base
uses. When those who hold by force
the control Of the party organization
attempt 70 use the party for corrupt
purposes M to keep corrupt men in
power. the best republicans viii al
ways be found outside the organiza-
ton. The Morning journal. which h
and has long been the leading repub-
ffNsH NNiffl W AuR Ut AAWAAf Nhn fNfHtM !
It's voice IN warning against the CON
t%inuance OF such conditions. time
after time, and intends TO do 80 as
long az the necessity for such a course
exists. because y is not willing 10 stand
Idly by and see the republican party
Of New Mexico driven hcadlong 10
ruin by men who have no othor OBJ
sect In view than their own personal
observation-disclosures there could be
no more convincing evidence Of the
approval OF this course by the rcpub-
licans Of New Mexico than Is to bc
found In the simple fact tina the cir
eulation OF this paper D. growing
faster than the circulation Of any New
Mexican paper ever grew before. n
b. now taken and road wherever there
are people Who can read the English
language. in every nook and corner 81
the territory.
And you are mot required 90 take
our word FOR tina statement. The
records Of the United States postof-
flee. which can not be doubted OF cali 4
"a IN question. will show you that the
Morning Journal now pays more post
than an the other publications in
New Mexico cumblnvd-WhIph Be- Cos
SAY 70 calculates more copies hy mail
than all The other papers in Ncw McN-
leo put together daily. weekly. semi
weekly or monthly-Nhile that part ct
its circulation upon which no postage
- .h.rw.H sI.H A. A. H 4
within the county. is fully five times
greater Imam that Of any other pubii-
Gallon in the territory except one %
practically reaches an the people OF.
the territory and the people believe
hat b SAYS because they have learn.
I'd by experience that 30 Invariably
tells them the truth. as nearly ~ the
ruth can Dc a~cerisIncd and does NOT
attempt Co. color the facts 90 the adj
vantage or friends or the dissdyan-
TAG 90 fncs
We rcgtet exceedingly Co be- Obliged
90 criticize tire president 81 the
United States in regard to such mat
i-rt as those o. which we have re-
ferred elsewhere bot under b cir
cumstanccs De- o. impossible to aNaif 90
without neglcCung oar plain Outs to
the republican parts and th- homes.
people 20 New Mexico ~ aI parties
Re has used the power which his high
office gives him o. fasisu upon the
PEOPLE % New Mexico certain men
are utterly unWorrh1 OF hl. canU-
ience or bis fat0r and uhn can nat .
b. any possible meaus command the :
respect 90 the people over vhom they 1
are placed Their conunuauce in au- :
thorty o. q constant humiliation CD /.
me decent people - fhe territory. and
heir presence constitutes q burden 81 T.
disnouor which the republican parry .
- Unable 10 bear Whether o.. has :
this knowingly. 90 has BEEN de- !
ceifed. ~ can not say. but shai uar T.
fecl d~epiorabie a. ID NAV D. aaaa /,
exist admits % 20 question. /