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


He asked for paper aud he read
tho Albuquerque Journal Aner
ssading Il he said; "My God. ] 60
10 your town? Why they are worse
up there than they are In Texas ~
viii be- like getting ont Of the fry-
inR pan into the fire" NoW that ~
only one instance. | am not against
newspapers. believe that there II
all virtue IN the doctrine and the
privilege which has been conceded,
and u conceded, BY this government
The flnht of FREQ speech and the
riRht 81 free press believe that
that Is one Of the greatest virtues
which go 10 make up successful
republican form Of government
There IN no doubt IN my mind but
what the editor who edits news
paper has q sacred duty 90 perform;
he owes a duty to the public ana by
reason OF that license. by reason Of
these rights and privileges which
have been granted TO him Through
the form OF our government. that ~
cense r. sacred and he should not
abuse IT, and whenever journalist
abuses those privileges he disRraoeH
The profession which no represents.
~ aNHS|tftNtns anu 0tbNtalNtEh tnH
good that the press of tho country
can do and which thoy are supposed
to do. lfa dIscredlts and lessons the
influence which he has with the gem
ernl public and respect IL loaf lust on
account OF such pettlfogging. peanut
policies pursued by some would-be
political editors. Now, I do not think
that the editor and proprietor OF that
paper are bad men. They remind me
OF the boy who celebrated on the fth
OF July Instead OF getting fire.
cracker he got a stick OF slant pow
der and set Il OF and destroyed
block. Upon being called 10 account
he said that he enjoyed the loud
noise that that giant stick made
that he was celebrating the 9TH.
Now that Is the way with my friend
Macpherson. lie enjoys the shouts
He enjoys hearing himself spout. and
" he would destroy every prospect OF
his city he would stIll enjoy 81, he
enjoys the extra editions. the extra
subscribers and he makes 81 him
self n sensational figure in the poll
itics OF the state.
THE REAI. ISSUES IN THE
PRESENT CAMPAIGN
A. said before. the paramount
issue Is whether sou desire New Mex
leo 20 be placed within the Republic
can column. believe that the great
Industries. the great resources with
In New Mexico can be best protected.
can be most encouraged by "A contin-
uance OF the policies 81 protection as
proposed By the Republican party
Of tho nation. Our great sheep In
duatry alone amounts 90 more than
four million head. The annual pro-
ductIon OF wool viii exceed 20 mill
ion pounds The Investment win aG-
Rresate Si00.0oo.0g0. and the men
employed In that Industry number
more than 10000, besides those de-
pendent upon them. Our cattle In
dustry. our great timber Interests.
our coal mines. are all benefited by
the policies OF protection. We have
more coal within one county of this
state than In the whole state Of
fHnnsyivsnia. You may think. soma
Of you, that you are not directly In
teresfed IN the SHEEP or ths cnttle.
or the timber interest. but it makes
no diffcrence--~you are interested.
Upon the SUCCESS OF these industries
depends a satisfactory condition OF
The channels al commerce. Il is
through The profits OF enc Industry
that another industry may prosper
one elsnent OF our society profits by
The nucccss OF the other. Wherever
thefs 10 profit making. there are de-
posts for the banks. and from those
deposits we have the Circulating me
dunn which sives MS the means OF
doing business. Whenever there are
iosses--whenever there Is liquidation
there ara hound 60 be losses. The
terics of the hIuan body. When
Industrial rfe % tbs state "
similar, as u were. 20 the arr
ever you stop the circulation in any
portion OF yaur body paralysis sets IN
40 to the whole system One cannot
i've without the other and therefore
a's OF us are interested IN all these
Industries and In seeing that they are
pfoperly taken care Of; and bellows
thnt 10 most important that you
see 70 u that Now Mexico sends on
November 7th .congressmen and
legislature 10 elect senators who viii
see 70 Il that your rights ara pro-
ieeied IN the National congress- OF
this nation.
lufposc lhht some or yoN nave
heard that 4 am candidate for the
ottAce 81 governor. II am elected.
ard expect ana hope 10 bo elected,
] shat do the very best shall use
my effort 20 give you a clean. econ-
oniinai, sound. safe ana husinessiike
administration. / shall use every eg.
fort 70 promote the industries and 10
oncourego the development OF the re-
sources Of your state. | besievo that
~ ought 10 have more indussplss, iess
aEnation snd lees pelltles. l shalt IA
vcr the passage Of corrupt practice
act believe that the time has come
End thnt th8 spending OF money IN
elections, for the good OF the state
and ifn cisiseDN should and must be
stopPod l DO not contend that the
naa Of money has changed any cleo.
'ion because ~ general ruIo when
one side spends money the other viii
'reet them half way They 10 not