Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-29
OF MARRIED SIGNIFICANCE.

W. haye already called attention to
the fact that the result OF the recon.
congressional campaign in the sixth
Illinois district WIS Of very much more
than ordinary significance. in that it
illustrates the weakness Of the So
called |"insurgent movement which a
few %disgruntiod politicians and news
papers have been trying TO make the
public regard as a ycritable political
gr%ound-sweil, And now the
Chicago Inter ocean. ana remarks Cp-
on the same subject as follows.
eR|epubicans All over the United
states would do well 10 ponder on the
results Of the campaign In the sixth
Congressional district. Every issue
that has been at stake Ia the last six
months between Regulars and lnsur-
gents WAS discussed before the voters,
Democrats and Republicans of nation
al reputation we're called In to adj
dress The meetings. Senators and con-
gressmen from both sides Of the tariff
question submitted an the arguments
that have been ELECTED by the final
tarin vote at Washington and the Taft
speech at Winona. Nj. TAFT. Mr..
Roosevelt, Mr.. Cummins, Mr.. Bryan.
Mf Cannon and Mr. Aldrieh were as
vivid factors IN the campaign as Mr.
Moxiey, Mr.. Ryan and Mr.. Barnes. Ia
addition, there WIS MI the Chautauqua
screaming that q chorus Of six anti
Republican newspapers OF very fair
intelligence could supply Aud yet the
victory of the regular republican can
didate was of reeord-breaping pro-
portions. II WIS So overwhelming
that It even nov Is difficult 20 View Il
without amazeuent what O. Che les
son? The Republican party docs not
need to De- |Bryanized 60 live or To be
popular. That's part Of a.. Another
part Is that, " the sober Republicans
have as much courage as they have
sense. the 'insurrection' VIII not be-
even a small factor inside Of the Re
publican party three years from date,
whatever may be outside of The party.
And as AN illustration of the light
Ia which the dlsintcrcsted public SEN
OF The country regards the re-
suit, take the following from the
Washington star. our contemporary
at the national capital reviews the
matter very carefully and conscrva-
lively. from % nonpartlsan standpoint
and concludes as follows,
/
Put. although the republicans have
in the main 10 show only success In
"a district already controlled by them.
there is to- be considered the fact that
the PAYNE law and what is CHILLED cam
nonlsm were issues IN the campaign
Tho candidate Was both "a straighout
party man ana "a business man. and
votes were asked for him on both ac-
So that we see i'm the votes
EAST for him both PARTY sentiment
stiii strong IN the district. and busi-
ness sentiment sustaining me Payne
ass au acceptable and "a workable
redemption ot the republican promise
of tarin revision
Speaker Cannon. then. viii have
his TO support him when the house
assemblies and. gayel ia hand. he
ooks down on tho omhattlcd iuslr
gents With MT Nurdock i'm command
ic has always replied TO criticism
~ pointing 20 the attitude ot his own
When Nh. Gompers assuilcd
he asked Tor a. verdict at home
m the charges. and IL was rendered
% iris ave Hts muioriues hay,
rown with the activity ct his emo
1ies And now another Illinois dis
riot era the charge OF Cannon
'm by endorsing h.
Nevertheless Ve SHAH witness a ,
yei, session ot congress. with the
peaker well to the fore au through .
be- fight The challenge has been
and accepted MI. Murdoch !
nd his friends want Air. Cannon to &
sign th, speskeiship Nit. cannon d
nat e' t1e rrgirniue stripe. He has e
.rded ur ior thr Var. and the sun ri
over Nacdun invited Geo lay on "
ic conclusion of the shakespcarcan N
i- BOO thc cannon st,lo. nj
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