Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
FEELING PULSE Of
VOTERS PROVES
HARD JOB
Veterans Of Many Campaigns
Guessing About the Outcome.
No Demand for 0rat0y in.
CamOalgn
Nor=trg Journal Burs
st3 Huu=ss BuildlAg



Politieans throughout rhe country
ere e~ndsavoriug To test the sentiment
g the voters Uncertainty IS fouaI
seery where. and even -he veterans %
MANY campagas are guessing at1nt
ne Outcome
Perhaps no better illustration can
d given - tne state ~ mind et the
ueonis than no relate The unusual e0-
rer1euces encountered this year hy the
managers ~ the speakers bureaus u
The yep ean ans democratic con-
greSsi1n2E campaign committee Ep-
ports from every section Of the
trB ars received and snalyze1 and IN
many resHetts fep0rt received In
political camp : strfEingig similar ta
thar received lu the political head
Quarters q the opposition party
lA years gone ny IL has heen LhA
sEom for the head 81 the speakers
sarasl lo round up az the available
speakers IN t1e hoGse and 4 Few OUT
side~ divide rAe country alp among
them provide them with transporta-
ton and travelling expenses and SCI
them adritt Not 50 this year Con-
aitA1us arg different, and tt s new
necessary 90 exercise tact and iudg-
merit ta e degree never dreamed %
before.
One os the most r4markahle fea-
tGreS q the campaign + in the report
many sections IF the country
that speakers are not desired The
ca1l for campaign orators u less pro-
Years Snd Investigation has disclosed
the fact that the people have made
70 peFfecty plain that they understand
ssues Al stake tina they are will
Ing 10 hear the candidates who ara
their votes but that they 30
ask and do not want outsiders 70
into their districts for the purpose
assisting them an reaching a final
conclusion as 10 she merits 81 the
-sndidaies and the issues for which
ste q
Despite the fact tina The congress
sI1nai elections are but shout five
away ths republican congress
sicaal ami Eigu committee have 9nIs
aha1t dozen orators an the ruaG- As
ne campaign draws 20 q close this
number Vii be added to in an effort
10 uak@ whirAWtnd finish.
This lack Of demand for speakers i
due. in some 10 the faetionzI
zhts within the republican party For
in previous campaigns jim
watson of Indiana formerly whip OF
me house and brilliant speaker. Na<
ass gned 10 several states Such 81
assignment Eta these DAYS Of insuT-
genV Noufd be g political oiundef
NJ WatS q u cut or F88s stump hut
districts Ca whiCh he ls SPEAK aFa
picked WITH exceedingly great care in
1r6ar that his brand Of repuhllcanlsm
te In accord with the sentiments
9f The republicans he : Go address
The DnEresEonl committee has
a peculiar state q affairs IN
Iowa Is aewn as an i~nsurgsEE
and the EWUwimz-DolETer wins
the party - in command this year
Il would naturally BE- expected tnat
speakers OF an lnsurgeut turn
mind would ee in demand Quite
he contrary happens IN be The case
When q call Tor speakers was made
he suggestion Was made that Victor
q ard0ck would bs just the brand ~
-euuhitCzn 90 tickle the mtates u \
.owans But Iowa toes not want Mur-
lock or ans OF mis- insurgsnt brethren
from the plains Or kansas Do w4Ers
Mex LouEwcrrh Of ohio
one % the speakers ia fH= uaplh-
'c4n party Tor whon there Is ehs
,~reztest cali r. Cougressman Duncan
2 McElrleT OF California who w&
eceutiv defeated AZ the primaries cor
Mckinley Is valued fu~
- sbiirT 70 handle EAe mosz com
lex problems such - srtfL railIo1d j