Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-10

namc and acknowledging but one
title. witch they may transmit 10
their children 49, the proudest hcri-
tage thcy can lvavc--thc name OF
American ritiarn.
The Republican party H. not
ashamed Of iis REGARD duIing ~ long
control OF local government OF Sew
Mexico Under its administration
the people have not been despnilod
of their rights or their property. Pub
ilc schools haN, been established and
maintained without the aid Of the
federal government she comes into
the uniOn with Il million dollars ~
thr treasury ANA her credit a. good
as that of aul state. Aud she has
framed aud adopted 4 constitution.
which in ail tb, essentials of good
ana safe government including the
prevention of abuses aud special priv
ilegVs. and the regulation ot all Dusi-
ness enjoying franchises from the
pubic. may challrug" comparison
with that OF an, other state. care
not where % h.
The Republican PARTY invites the
confidence and Tho votes of the PEG.
pl" nov hrchusc 10 stands. 40 II al
ways has dore. for the vital interests
of NcN Mexico Il stands Tor those
policies under witch this state can
flourish and remain prosperous. and
without whicn q, overturned. u h
bound &C. suffer from depression. III
minished returns from her existing
induEtries,and encouragement at new
ones II stands ncamprouisinElN
Tor the protection of American indus.
tries. So long ~ th.N need protec-
ton u insists that the American la
horer shall not be deprived ~ his
work and ~ good wages. tu Increase
thr trade uf importers uf foreign
goods. II insists that American pro.
duccrs shall continue to utilize the
natural resources OF the country aud
Eir, employment 10 its labor. al q
fair proiit when measured by tn
cost at production elsewhere when
tariff duties SO beyond this. and ar
ford unreasonable profits or monopo-
Hes. u wants them reduced but II
does not want them reduced d,
Wholesale. simpll because SOM bod,
calls " reform and where the only
people benefited are the competitive
producers of other countries u does
not see any good .u free hides. when
cur shoe. cost as much as before. and
ia, price uf hides Is not materially
reduced. bat tn amount Of the duty
whivh has been removed goes into
the pockets uf rIc foreign pruduccr
instead uf Co tl. United states treas
ury II make % scriouu difference
90 m" rauchmuu thc iaboror aud the
merchants ~ Sew Mexico. whether
the fifteen million pounds Of wool
she produces ufug 20 cents a pound
or cents, a. 10 Odd under the tar
| iff reform policies of thv cleveland
administrator Aud the Rcpuhi-
cans az New M,yico dc not beliry.
in such reform "a the expense ui
our own peorl, and TOT the benefit
chiefly of for,lau wool growers and
eastern manufacturers They remeni-
Der the cmpi, dinner paii Of IA.
| American Norkngmsn ali over this
! country In i,91. aud they are not
/ pining for anl more reform" of that
kind
These are at.Hnal issues. no we'll ~
locai, and thu, are of double i'm
poTtancc Ia az NOW because In our
new capacity uf % sovereign state u
may fall ~ m, pt of New Mexico to
dcciae thr nest residential election
or 30 detcrmiu, the policies OF con.
gress In regard Co these matters
hitch are so vital to our welfare and
prosperity
We have listened with pleasure 4,
the elaborate and instructive adj
dresses OF tho t,n distinguished gen.
tiemcn standard uearors of our part,
In this campaigu They have dis
cussed the principal issues before m,
people. and THEN long experience IN
public affairs. and their intimate a.
miiiafitN with WInf of these mat
tors give &C. their words weight an,
lauthoriiy such as mine could not pos
sihly have. d. not dcsire "a trave
over the sam, around again. Bu
there h one matter upon which
wish To ask the serious considpra
ton of my furads and fellow citi
scns of this town. even at the rlsl
of possible repetition. That " th'
so-cailrd "hluc bailot' amendment Il
Tour constitution upon witch. at IN
lnstigation OF a few Democratic lead
crs We are now forced to vote ate
W. have once rntified the conrtitu
tion ~ q h.. b, over ts.o0o maiorit,
In the first place. lee u be under
stood that The adoption of thi
amendment IN not sins Qus non {
our admission a. the union, Tina
arRumcnt II being used his Sone, an
will be used hereafter 60 decrive ~
people. hut there IL no truth In a. u
the resolution of cungrers We are a.
qnlrcd tn vnto upnn the question d
The first state election, but whethe
I'VE adopt Il or reject u our adml'
sion h fuily contaminated When al
fact Of having held The election
certified 10 the president. AMI m