Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

f tH. dirretiun of free trade which
f. tn. Democratic policy Democrats
u.. FOLLOW Nj 'ldrk n Gao. dtoc.
t.. ,to true to hcr follow prn-
...-
"NIgm ASH, Nv Cannon. what.
..u own attitude Viil %, during the
ung two years
.Vbu il has ALWAYS boon that of
Republican who bcHc,, that the
mu .plo- at the Republican party
.f INST as adcauat, to tno safe guild
tu., af tho Nmcucan people today as
tUr. were forty ANA niy years ago
con- nu de- not car, to speak ai
ihu-th. hui the att'tud, OF some of out
u.4 m.n toward genuine. u'l-ashiou-
,d .publicanism susgr-ts a story
Many wears ago. before the great di.
vision occurred between thr North
otu aud southern Mcthodists. there
Ous u VOL known preacher In the
southwest named Peter Cartwright
pDt,r did not put ON any friil.. lie
went among the mnuuiuiu.,fs. aud
Wherever duty called him. wearing
th, hom,lv purb of 60, frontier. his
chief article nf attire p,.ug hunt
ug.-unt luh girdl' ~ .puk,
nlm tic heart. and ho reached tho
n.ttt. of thusc 60 whom h. spnkc.
Wherever peter Cartwright went the
n.oul, turned uut to hear him.
p,.au-. they rn that tb,v would
sos Nln gospel message from
900. of thosr simple f0rcibl,
word. th.y could readily grasp
1.. tur came for conference at
r.H..I, aud Peter Cartwright
v.r Boz. hunting shirt Mas among the
.u uoHur preacher. llcnrt T.. Bias
.0u I.,rNard bishop. presided. aa'
900. 100 p,r.pnal appearance at least
Uut. contrast Geo pvtrr Brother
'u. .W uur, whit, shirt. ana was
COTTON Hu generally Loo th, styl. ct %
..l.rGHW.u accustomed tu tIc environ.
w'ui oil. growing community. ale
r.sdI Ut thnt time ib. civic center
H' Tonne Rts.Dm did not Hp-
pIu.' t.e qct-up OF Brother Peter
anI showed his disappru,ll 10y omit
tul go t.k Peter Go deliver am
address 300 the church a- was GUS
tuman .n rotation during the con-
ference,
'Nu.. peter was not favorit"
".iI Nd-.pm, ne was liked hy nearly
COS body else, and the fame of hie
rud.. Elective clppuouec had got
abroad among Mothodists generally,
aHi h., wanted a. hear him. rho
pr -Jr. lu Bnscom was su great that
n, was uuHblc to r,-ist but he sought
a.. mJI, 10 ss uncomfortable as he
could 'ur Pctoi mud Peters admir-
.'. 500. one evening at tho CLOSE 81
mo d1.' session, hrutJct BlScom am
nuuu.,I 'Broth,r Peter Cartwright
Eili deliver 10 sermon in this church
800 o'clock tomorrow morning ana
900 who wish To- hear him are re-
pucetod tu Do" present
'rur m,mhers OF the conference
md ptl,rs were astoundcd Potor
arose. calmly ana deliberately.
fr"thtcu he said ! hope everyone
ui YOU viii Dee present ia hear me.
cod W, ag, can h., spoken just as
"cn at siN O'Clock In tho morn np as
40 amy other hour. ana viii do my
4cst tu deliver it'
At sis o.rinpk in tho morning the
church was as'full a. 1t could hold.
and among th" auditors was General
Aulr.N jackson. who vas spouding
us closing wears ~ tn. Hermitage
near Nashville. and was quite IcHg.
'"us 40 that pOri1d ~ his .ife peter
Cartwright "utdid himself in IN, fer
Npr tho curnc-tnoss. tho apostolic
spirit that hr'Jtlcd IN his very at
a
-'rnnn uf tb. conference. and min.
'>i'. "ui iai', alike wor" inspired hy.
To- When potter had concluded. he
Vts told that General Jackson wish
eel Geo p,ak Go h,m. with q hearty
r.a.r cot ia, hand IN, neral spoke
of the Impression that the sermon
had mad, "u nun, az the same time
naudus Peter tom dgll1rs To- help him
loo ui- uiuistit Ana thus ended
Ias.'mF foolish mtemp To- bclitile
F'.Dr CWtvrjgHt
Mr cannon paused. as IJ it,
though,
The people he resumed. "can
DO" t"lstsd 600 soc rirht and tu do
Lhl. UItWairI 10 detect the dif-
i'r"nn. between "a blood ana q yell
luW sirruN. ENnry now and then
h,, have 90 have u lesson aud some
rough .Np,.iguUu 80 tho Ribl, tolls
u- OBJ, l-ra'.,rs used To- have. 10
hiiu~ D..m bH.t from srayur after
falls" euds TIN country had its lgs-
s"u nt thHt h.ud under the s-cnud
'l'N land administration. when the
HrW value CO.. iIu wheat crop tcil leo
t>N.0u".poU, % .hrinkago of Sj95.-
""",""1 from Oh. value OF the wheat
crop ton tho preceding four years vt
th' Harrison administration Ana
'1" return 20 'uc protection policy
"'- rlgnulrd uy an Increased value
OBJ >'hh,upu,"u ,ot the nrst four ycars
90 Mckinney These lesson. in the
pact haNr been luitc expensive not
only {" the farmers. hut ,u ever, furm
OF American ntustrS"
Have .uu tnything Ia say about
iae lu~urg'ui. Mr.. cannon %"
Nothing. I'm waiting t. s.c
what those B,uunlcnns who have.
boon insuum'uWH IA bringing about
present conditions are going t. de-.
ana what they utll accomplish. It's
up io hem
Then you ar, not very hopeful as.
tu th' future