Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
ELY AND FULLEN
ADDRESS VOTERS
or DtMING
At Biggest Rally Ever Held
in Luna County Hagerman's
NeighbOr Exposes Animus
of Fight Against Bursum.


especial Telegram "a E,euiss HersIaD
nsnauE, 81 a., Nov The bess
poIiiical rally held ln pcmins i'y any
party during this campaien WAS held
IN this city last ulght IN the interest
OF the Republican party, w y. Hoit
presided, the speakers being Ralph G.
nv who discussed national ISSUES ana
pointed out 10 the farmers the very
sr,at necessity ~ voting the Repa3ii-
csn ucktt In the present campaign.
ilis Illustrations we're very clear aud
concise. ana we're exceedingly we'll re-
ceNtd The chief speaker Of the
evening was Hon. " %. Fullen of Ros-
wel. who held his audience, ana II
might be- said rlght here that Il Was
the largest political audience that has
assembled here this year, from the
start TO fnIsh. not one slnsle person
leaving the nall during his address.
The general trend Of Mr. Fulicn's re-
marks was that the interest of Mr.
Hagerman Ia thia campaign. who ~
vigorously hghslng MY. Bursum, tho
Republican candidate FOR governor. IL
a personal one; that he 10 no, ooncerR-
ed about the success OF the Republican
| party. the interest OF the people, or
the future OF New Mexico, but be-
cause OF the fact that az the time he
came into this territory az governor.
unsolicited and unindorsed by the pre-
pie OF New Mexico, for some unac-
eountable reason ne conceived per-
sonai dislike FOR Mr.. Bhrsum. prin-
eipally because OF Mr.. Bursum's OBJ
section to MIR Hagormnn attempting
10 iusugnrate fgnciff theories In the
New Mexico penltentiary. Mr. Fulleh
Iatatcd 90 hls audience that Mr. Hngcr-
man was n man who had no political
islandlng among tho people with whom
be has lived for a long number OF
years he further stated that after
The charges had been made against
Mr. Bursum and after Mr. Bursum
had been denied fair and impartial
hearing an appeal was made 10 the
courts of this territory and ~ the re-
sut ~ this appeal. there stanas to-
day upon records 81 tho court OF the
third Judicial district decree aud
Judgment absolutely generating ana
loleurng Mr.. Bursum Of All Tho charwes
lBhirh we're made afnlnst him by Mr..
Hagcrman. that at the tlme this hear-
ine was heard Ia court. the territory
was represented by its attorney Een-
oral. the government ~ the United
! States was represented by special
/ counsel; aud that the inquiry was
made to the counsel for the Foyern-
mcnt as to whether ne knew anything
which had not been developed up "a
That time witch would IN any way
show that AIR Bnrsum was Indebted
q" the territory % New Mexico for
funds received or handled BY him a.
warden of the peniicntlary. and this
representative Of the government ans
wered that ne knew nohlng. Mr..
Fullen's argument was IN Eject that
a man who had ~ handled this fiHht
aHainst Mr.. Bursum, w;,O had con-
Quoted the investigation IN a secret
manner, Bnd who had himself later
been removed by the president OF the
Emitted states from the high office OF
governor, tho president stating az tho
ume. that he accepted his resignation,
bat had some doubt whether or not
under the facts and circumstances OF
the case, u VAS not his duty To f0r-
maiiy remnve him that this type aud
class 81 "A man was not safe guide
Tor the people and voters OF New
Mexico 10 follow
lie argued that the future for tho
people 81 New Mexico Was frauaht
with too much Importance for them 70
act miathkenly 81 this time. He prov.
ed by his remarks that ali OF the
charges which MIR. Haacrman aud
the few gentlemen who are accom-
pany.ng him ON his "trip through the
territory have made, have been proven
away, and that the men who are TO
decide the insues on election day. siv-
ting tho matter careful and calm con-
siderJtien. viii not be- influenced III
any Way BY the exaggerated and wild
personal remarks peing made by the
eN-boy governor OF New Maxice. Mr..
Fullen referred briefly 20 the oandi-
dacy q thu Hon. Frank W. Parker far
a place upon the bench OF tho now
state, and also 90 ex-governor cugry's
candidacy for a place n CONGRESS.
paying these gentlemen high tribute.
artailins their care Ia the Offices 81
public trust which they have hereto
fore occupied. any saying 70 his audi
cnce that they we're mon OF such
depth and character and had -
proven their worth that NO man ceuti
DE- mistaken In giving them his sup
port for the oiiices for whish they nrs
now applicants
II MAS very successful meeting
and resulted To- much Osncnt 10 tho
Republicans 81 Luna county. and ala
much Go dispei and remove tho false
Impressions witch have been ereated
by the campaign ana speeches or Mr..
Hagurman ana his small following.