Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05


metropolis ~ New Mexico OF the
state OF New Mexico
feel especially honorcd ia stand
here and have NJ my hack the Sip-
lioFt Of those gallant boys. Who wore
mo blue. aud before whose shrine 1
am always glad 20 bow IN respect %
those soldiers members of the
Grand Afmy at the Republic
There are few of them lett. there
u nothing too good for thOae men.
aud mas God grant them many years
Of hapFinras ia The days that are
theirs in the land.
feel especially hOnored BY the
presence ~ 80 many womon---aO
many iaaiee, had always felt some
shat reluctant IN regard 20 the pro
piieiy OF sIantinx women suffrage
IN New Mexico, hut after seeing here
those intelligent faces amongst the
eomsnhuOd 81 Albuquerque, / do not
anov but what ! may be- obliged TO
YIELD and favor tho granting of
woman suffrage Tho purity OF wo-
inen; their fidelity OF purpose. con
stliutoa the hiGheat exefnpllficaiion of
the citlzenanip of this country.
Am glad to see these little boys
here---the youth Of the country. 10
see them taking an interest IN pub
lie affairs which are now seeking
the attention OF the people of New
Mexico. and as ! look into their ro-
bust iecea. n Is AN additional inBDira-
ton 10 my confidence that the future
destiny Of New MEXICO will be
ID safe hands And I desire TO ask
these young men " they have UGH an
organization here an the hoy scouts
at America? II you have not such an
organization ! suggest that You pro-
deed 10 form one Thefe are hoy
Scouts OF America being organized
al over this union. n ls a splendid or
gnfii1atiOn les object in TO encourage
and teach the doctrine OF patriotism;
love OF country--iOve Of our fsag--to
teach discipline. To make OF sou ro-
Hpectibie citizens: that you shall
show that respect which Is due to
your neixhb0ra, your friends aud to
Your parents II In one OF the most
important things that know Otto
create spirit OF patriotism In tho
youth OF the land---for all the strength
Of this great nation does not rest In
the numbers OF our organized armies.
but rather In the patriotism of Its
citizenship. and Just as long as there
Ahal be existing the spirit OF patriot
ISM within Our citizenship. the safety
ot the republic will be guaranteed
We will be free from informal strife
M long as there IL obedience, and that
means patriotism 10 constituted au-
thoflsy-eo long win II be safe from
internal troubles and so also will be
al the stronger In case OF trouble
from without
The issue today before the people
Of Now Mexico the paramount issue.
~ SHALL New Mexico be placed within
the Republican column. Does New
Mexico believe In the protective poli-
cien. IN the protective tariff, as ex-
cmplifiod and approved hy the Re-
publican party Of the nation. That IL
the issue: the sole. real issue. and
there IA no other issue before the
state AZ this tine In 1919 there Will
he 4 presidential election. aud as
New Mexico goes iB In 1911, 10 will Il
he carried Ia 1912. therefore. the
great importance Vt ihis particular
time Is that every ropubliran--that
every man. who believee that the pfo-
tectlye policies can best serve the in
irlol, hs will vote the Republican
rHr FAcrs Asovr TAe
DEMOCRATIC MOTIVES
our Democratic friends, realizing
thar New MEXICO IN essentially a
tariff territory, have sought 10 blind
The real issucs ot this campaign; they
have gone before the citizenship 90
New Mexico asking them for their
support. not for a single Democratic
principle. not upon any policy that
they pledge themselves 20 carry out
II elected but they have sought 10
lalnd the issues rs a campaign OF
yillifieatlon, campaign oi abuse OF
the Republican candidate Tor Cover.
nor on the Republican ticket, and 20
further thar purpose they have
sought On unholy alliance OF few
disgrnnilt a diaconteRded dlaappoint-
ed ao-cailed Republicans who have
40 combine With the Dem
oeracy under The flag OF Progressive
Republication They have secured
these disappointed Republicans a.
their affidavit men TO testify against
ihe Republican ticket and especially
the Republican candidate FOR COVER
nor ~ this STATE As a riile-~fl ~ n
rifle of Law. that when Witness
fsHt.iies IN a case that the animus
aud the motigc shall be considered as
10 The crcdibiliiy OF that witness, The
democrats have placed q witness BY
tho uaine % Mr. ilaeerman upon the
stand 10 testify 10 the people OF New
Mexico. Now, II yon win bear with
me "a leW moincnta--while l an not
In the habit Of golnE into these mat
tors with reieFenqe 20 charges, yet
think that 4 n due 20 the people OF
Albuquerque, inaamuch as Ia ;hle city
has been born tho author Of tho vi.
tuparniiOn ami villfIcatiOD that has
ssen directed against me through a
new epoper published here.
I Will tell Won the story as ! un.
degstand n, and when | have told II
70 YOU ! will simply ask you 90 con
slider Il. ana give il such weight as
yon deem proper In the premlses
let ~ see what motive this witness
fiaacrman had ~ the premises.
About two years before Mr. Hager
man was appointed governor OF a
little over one year ! should MY
~. Hageunnn called upon me al
the city OF Albuquerque and request
I'd fey endorsement Tor his nppllca-
ion ID lac annointnd ,a0V0fnor OF New