The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-10-21
CONFIDENCE OR pIaTRusr


Sun has turned loose some dope that i'll
going TO cause ~ many people to think
rs read 1t. The Sun SAYS:
After nll the arguments have been
examined aud all the statements siftcd.
this fact stands oi above al other
THE business mcn aud the working
men. the stc"kmen aud the iarmcfs the
railroudcrs want 10 see the state NJ New
Mexico prosper. They would like tc
have more railroad building, more con
struction work. new industries, more
extensive investments, greater opportu
mites for everyone aud especially the
lnhoring man. The real question, which
lies NJ the foundation Of New Mexico's
future advancement aod prosperity -
who j. more likely ~ give New Mexico
that stability for the next i've wears,
that wise aud firm government, that
must he assured, before capital aud cn
icrrrise will invest the republicans ~
the democrats.
] Nv bNNNfI HlNEUl wv wv WV ~ wv
Ncrc no p%rccrdcnts hut National ~
well A. state history furnishes them.
aud every New Mexico hu,iucss mnn
knows in his heart aud every iockmHn
rycry farmer. every railrond"r, every
wo]rkingman should know that the Va
ton j. now watching New Mexico. -
expecting II to be- republican ~ Noyrm
her :. and win turn away from Il should
" place the democrats IN office and IN
power =" give free reign q" their We
raries. their revolutionary ideas. with
the uncertainty they would imply, for
the next Eve wears. No one expressed
this more forcibly perhaps than did Hon.
Frank Springer in his address On Satur.
day evening at Las Vegas, when he
said;
"The republican party invites the
confidence and the votes Of the people
NOW. hrrnusr 30 stands a. u always
hns done. Ter the vital Interests uf New
MeNico. II stands for those policies I'm
der which the state can flourish and u"
main prosperous aud without which II
overturned. u j. hNnd Ia suffer from
depression. diminished returns from her
existing industries. and encouragement
~ new ones. I, stands uncompromiS
ugly fot the protection ~ American
industries. 80 long ~ they need pro.
lection. II insists that the American
lahorrr shall not hc deprived ut his
work ~ good wages, iu increase the
trade ~ Importers - foreign goods
II insists that American producers shat
continue to utilize ~" natural r"sutc"'
of the country aud give employment i'
It's labor, az Il fair profit whrn measur
I'D hv the cost uf production els"whcr,
When tariff duties 90 bevoud this, and
aford unreasonable profits or monopo
lies. ~ wants them reduced Int II doe
not wan, them reduced by wholesale
simply because somebody calls it, ~
form and where the people benefitc,
are the competitive producers II nth"
countries. II does no, see any good -
tree hides. when our shoes cost ~ mucl
- before. aud 'he price of hides l. ma
~,rriallv reduced. but the amount ~ III,
duty which has been removed gees int,
the pockets If the foreign producers in
stead of into the United states treas
urv. II mHtrs serious difference Z,
the ranrhmrn. the lahorcr, aud the mrr
chants Of New Mexico whether the M
teen million pounds ui wool III" produce
shall bring twenty cent, q pound, q
tv. cents, "a, II dad under III" ''iarih re-
; form I]alicic, 1T the cleveland admin
rstration. Aud the republicans oi Ne'
Mexico do not believe in such reform
~ the expense of our people, aud IL
'ur hrucf, chiefly ct foreign wool grow
rrs aud eastern manufacturers.
They remember the empty dinner pal
~ the American workingmcn ell az
, this country in 1898. aud they are II,
pining for any more reform ~ tina
kind.
p These are national ISSUE, ~ well O
local aud they are ct double lmp"rtnnc
I ~ ~ now. because in our new cupacit
p IT sovereign state. It may fall to ~
I lot IT New Mexico Ia decide the ncN
presidential election or 10 d.termin
! the policies Of congress in regard t
/, thesc matters which are so vital 10 ot
welfare and prosperity