Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-10-29
Dsnies It Required Any Cour-
'',, aoe 10 Voice DiSapprOvaI OF
Clause Which He Vigorously
Opposed
,rTED SOLELY AS A
JUDGE AND LAWYER
President Declares That to
Have Done Otherwise Would
Have Made Him Unworthy of
Respect as JuriSt,
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ib'r rp,oago oct. 2S.-President Tait
~ q ouandary tonight. The Presi-
s'~, does not know whether he's Il
oaaiiifed voter any more. lie does
Y, know whether the election Doaru
u cincinnati, his home city, intend
~ 10, him cast a ballot in the city
slection next Tuesday,
uore than two weeks ago Mr. Taft
nads out his registration papers
maIed them from the Paciflc coast
AVA thought no more about the mat
,ar @ A few DAYS later he was notified
br the Cincinnati election board that
bs haa failed to have the proper az
Gdayt made out to accompany the
papers
A. Newcastle Wyo., the president
r,ode ont new papers and the neces-
ar affidavit, which were mailed 10
Cincinnati. ri day secretary lilies
aas notified that the president had
failed to register properly. in time.
Later in the day word came from
Cincinnati, Today Secretary Hllles
been nut up to Secretary of STATE
Graves Of Ohio, and that 1t was nor
defInltelv settled as to whether MI
Taft had right to cast ballot. MT
TAFT is going to Cincinnati. anyhow
to vote, II possible.
President Taft spent a busy day IN
Chicago He spoke to the Amerlcai'
Mining Congress in the morning. en-
dorsing the speech made by secretary
of the Interior Fisher here last night
told the members of the Chicago baf
association that he was, and eXpects
alwa,g to be, opposed to the recaH OF
The judiciary: rode sixty miles by IRA IN
10 dedicate the new naval tralnlnS
station at North Chicago and tohlgh.
addressed the Chicago Association OF
Commerce on peace and arbitra'ioh-
Tonight he was the guest of the city
at local hotel and tomorrow ana
Monday he will try to keep up "ltp
a fairly strenuous program.
With the president most of the DAY
were Secretary of the Navy Meyer
Secretary of the Interior Fisher, mem
bers of the Illinois congressional dele
cation and army and naval officers
The president came near discusslne
politics once when he spoke to the
Chicago Bar association. Wltnou'
using his name Mr. Taft referred 70
the remarks of United States Sena :
tor Clapp Of Minnesota, in TINS city
recently, in which the president
veto of the Arizona-New Mexico
statehood bill was called "the black
est act of tyranny ever committed OF
free people,
Il knew | was guilty or sooo
deal said the president, but | neve-
knew | was guilty of conduct INA,
could be described. by such lurlo
terms was determined that whei
a new state entered the union II
should start with proper apprecia-
uon of the Independence of the Judl-
cary The people of that state may
not be convinced yet, but at leas'
they know what | think. Congress
mas approved my action for once
and has gone further, 1t has passed
law directng-and this Is reallA
more Ike an act of the blackes'
Vranny-the people to take bach
lhelr ideas about the judiciary
When the territory is a state i
ma, chang" its constitution to con
iOrm with its own ideas about judges
Oul when 1t obtains the results III
people can't say we did not give
'hem warning.
My friends are trying to gain
.Ieult tor ME for my act. They have
sala II must have taken rare cour
sse TO veto the statehood bill. ] de-
precate this kind of talk. l am a law
,sI and 9 Judge and if mad actet
Inherently from the way did | woulf
nave been worthy of neither title.
.ouid not have done anything elsi
oul what | did.
wrote my veto out Of my hear
'"d | am proud and glad | wrote if
nj, Iait dedicated the naval train
w seatlon, after Secretary of th'
navy Meyer, Congressman Foss o
'''iols and others, had spoken.
We are the banks of the Grea
naNes with this training school fo
WY. ~e purpose Of fitting our sailors fo
10 sad Mr.. Taft. but am gla,
snow That though this is on tn,
,os ,'uer, so to speak, and within wa
w. uistahce Of our northern neighbor
laua' u Is still for war purpose
fns, f,ieiy In the interior. We have n,
lno.. no forces, no navy, because W.
ter,to4 mere is no danger in that di
boraonn and we offer that undefende,
posslhuoh on both sides to illustrate tn
manon. ''y W neighbors living in per
'"en' amity and peace,