Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-18
REPUBLICANS CHEER
SPEAKERS WHEN
THEY ADVOCATE
UNITY
Republican Rally at Armory
Saturday Night Proof Suf-
fioient That Straight Ticket
Is Desired.
NOTHING DOING FOR
THE BOILERS CROWD

Iu' inevitable doom OF tho small
combination oI Gnlclcwtic IoDuuut
, su.uapouders and malcoutcuis.
Hau are yNpculins their puuy cuc-|
.I,. 100 au cnorf ro wreck tuc Rcpuu.|
uCan organization Ol Borualilu cuun.
o. was forytold boz the crthusiasm|
shown W thc splendid gathering ur|
Iu. Do Republicans. GUNS old and
wddlDas'd who turned out Sau,
clay evening fo attend the Republican
Ially in tho Aruoty
o. Nas the opening gun oi tho|
campaign which will bo Wagcd with.
ou' cYa-ins from now untll Ia pole
close on glorious Republican
victory neat November NOT a|
squuIguu CO.. popguu. bat heavy
artillery OF the sort that VIII NOV
down the enemies at sound ana con
trryntiyc Republican, policies. leaving
tuc field In possession Of Tie men
who have built up Sew Mexico To hc,
present splendid position in the ranks
of American states ana who viii con
tInuc 20 give greatness to her future
history
The speakers 80 the rally we're an
admirable blending OF old age and
youth Veterans who lad witnessed
'ur birth OF the Republican party told
ol its early struggles aud the tenacl
uUs adherence 20 principle which has
made it the magnificent organization
That It is now while Young men Just
entering upon the field OF political
activity showed In the ieVor Of their
loyalty that those principles will new.
or die Tor laek Gf ardent and aggrcs.
siyc champions 10 carry them for
ward
The speeches were without oNcep. |
ton marked by dignity OF expression !
aud freedom from the mud.slinging /
that rs too often the characteristic /
ui such gatherings.
That The crowd was a conservative
one ana not inclined 10 run OF after
isMs was attcsted by the hearty |
applause given 10 every mention OF
tho name Of President Tart and 20 !
every condemnutory reference to The
dangerous and socalutiC doctrine ol
recall for the judiciary A. there wcrc
au, IN he audience inclined 10 polite .
u InsurstuCy no indication 0t 20 was
apparent
The meeting was called TO order
shortly after \ o'clock by President
4 \ Sodillo, who announced Ia few
we'll chosen words the purposes tor
which the rail-, had been called and
stated That at the last moment Hon
Ralph & ely of ueming. Who was 90
have been the principal speaker OF
Iho evening had tclegraphed that M
was uuayoidaDly prevented from be-.
ing 49, attendance nv introduced as
lhe FIRST speaker of the evening. Col
Edward Johnson
Though adyatced iu wears, Colonel
Johnson has lost none of his youthful
hre and yigor when 30 comes 10 cN'I
pounding Republican principles. aud
his speech made deep impression
upon his hearers lie declared that
his first vote had been cast for John
G. Fremont tor president. aud DC.
sclluud in "a most interesting manner
lhc early history and struggles of the
Republican party through The horrors
ul -four years %, Cyii war aud tho
glorious achievements that Do has
made iu the history 0i the cuuntl.t
The growth OF The United states trout
population of thirty million In 1860
'u "a hundred million u 1870. and the
ifenendous advance that 10 has made
loo AN forms of material prosperity heI
said. were due directly 10 the miu-l
c.pips col the Republican pary
GOV T. y. Stuter. The neat spcakrrl
said that for fifteen years we uuyo
uecn plcdglng Republican presidents
and Republican congresses that 81 80
were admitted to the Union. New
Mexico should Dee Republican state
aud chat Nc could not afford. nov