Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-15
CDNGR~ MUTATIONS.

Having reprinted the comments Of
prominent Journals in al parts ~ the
osintrt. and ~ eIl shades Of politics.,
up1n President Taus first annual
message the New York Herald. which
wears no narty harness. devotes a
lengthy edtoriai 10 the work Of Civ
ing the reader q Yiew ~ the spirit
10 which the document Is received hy
the press 81 the country. and then
rays
II as difficult 70 decide which de-
serves the heartier commentator
81 TAFT Tor the tranquillzing tone of
his remarks or the press oi the coun-
Try Tor its frank appreciation or the
%preaident's attitude. We congratulate
the re- upon this evidence OF its in
dependence, Us lberai tendencies and
ila patriotism.
We congratulate tho sun for It's
frank admission that there Is no pas
sage with amy Indictment to passionate
thinking on the part OF any class Of
citizens.
We congratulate the world on rec |
ogni2iHs that with Mr.. TAFT the adj
mIntstration Of the government is APP
parentiy q plain matter n business
IN the public interest and not a game
to be played for personal amusement
ar political effect.
We congratulate the Tribune upon
It's statement that lew OF the recon-
Inendations Of President Taft leave
much room for difference Of opinion.
We congratulate the Evening Post
a. affirmation thai economy and
efficiency ia tho public sefyicc are the
real watchwords OF the message.
We congratulate the Globe upon it's
hiding that those who objected to be-
ms screamed at have every reason to-
.eel satisfied with tho new message
We congratulate the Evening Mail
pcrceiying that Mr. Tart holds
economy Ca DE the most important
immediate question he must face.
We congratulate thc Philadelphia
Inquirer upon eonccding that the mos
iec Is progressive.
We congratulate the Chicago Rec
'rd-ncraid upon it. declaration that
message g. that OF a progressive
tatesman
We congratulate the Washington
'tar ppor seeing that the message is
he work of o. ma with no flourish
p hullataioo loo his composition.
We congratulate the Philadelphia
iecora upon is assertion thaf the
''feage will strengthen public
'ntidonce IN the Judgment and dis- e.
reuon 81 Mr. TAFT
De- Is evident from the for, going
immary OK public opinion that Tho 3
Lti us have peace has been e.
nfwered Be- De- also manifest that n 4
.r hoesetelt vac abused by the D
r'e Do deserved abuse and not be- b
.H ttr press uss Influenced. d
A. t maticr el fact. the American y
truiI preventative of the
og iu nu 1thrr country does tho p
consider uahIe questions win lei
more open mind and with SO little =
in England nt the present mo- ! J.,
fnt the pT'ss o. Sharply divided into
o Eraups o. refuse 90 admit h
ihiiiy that the Lords may Doe IN
81 right while the other refuses 10
mit thst they san BE- in the wrong.
France much the same state of
airs exists. But IN the United
ites we see the papers without
junction Of party. uniting iu praise
Mr TaH's statesmanuko mcssae,
o. the sincerity or his efforts 90
-ther the beet Interests az the coun-
't 81 q spectacle of disinterestedncss
'i speaks we'll both for abe Amcri-
pfess ana the American people.
d people has the press u deserves.
eur congratulations TO the
sident thr press and the people
Although assured D. the president
q something important would he
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