Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-27

in me cost of production "a home ana
abroad. Bat shoaid BE- hleh enough
81 addition 30 This 20 Gno n profit %
the manufacturer here.
''The Rcpubiicans offered nc profit
ao the iarpor though the drought
might come.
'7rhe lahorcr was offered 40 proni
Die might toll from early morn 20 late
as nisht and sleep M "a humble ibac-
mcnt
"Thc lua upon wooden goods "a tho
most indefcnslDlo 81 nli taxes laid on
the American consumer. n Is tax
solicited az The drug store and shc
undertaking casabliahmrnts. Tho bin
pas passed by the Democratic house
and vetoed by tho president which
woaid hate saved 90 tho conshfnine
Americans 80 the price % their cloth-
ing fa0oo00,0oq per annuin.
When the veto Of the wool BID was
beipE considered r1lg msmhcss of the
presidents cabinet APPEARED up0n the
floor AZ a mighty lobby with the pa
tfonake club IN one hand ana promises
in the other. 10 sustasn the presidents
veto upOn this bill.
'srhe Democratic party next PASSED
a. farmrrH and iaborers free list bill
THIS bin found i.a way through a SEN
ate controlled BY the opposition and
was PARSED on 20 the president
notwithstanding the coal Of living
had increased more than 100 per cent
IN the last few Years and The work
snRmens wages had stood stlll.
I'VE undertook 70 pass Il over ihs
president's veto. we lacked less than
a dozen votes and today the Harvester
trust. the lumber trust the beef trust
an stand hidden behind President Taft
ana d0zrn more than ono third %
tho American representatives ln con-
Bress, footing The pockets Of tho
American consumcrs
President Taft has the lone and
singular distinction 81 being the only
president In tke Iife 81 this republic
who ever vetoed bills cheap gnlng
clothing 10 the people, lumber 10 sha
homeless and meat and bread Ia hum
gry Americans and free farming im-
plemcnts 10 the t0iling fnrner.
'fhe next bill we passed was the
one reducing tho tariH on cotton
goods. This too met with the veto OF
the president,
Then we offered "a the American
people . bill taking tho tax on Of
sugar giving 10 them FREQ sugar ana
placing AN excise tax on all incomes
Ia excess OF $4,000. This bin In now
ia the SENATE Of the United states un-
acted upon. believe in free sugar.
believe IN a tax upon incomes; be-
licYe in an excise tax.
Ths American people are told in
the tarln plank recently adopted IN
Chicago that they want report from
the tarin board before any Legislation
n attempted. This Is motion for
continuance from guilty client made
by an expert criminal lawyer.
Its sole purpose is delay.
n believe IN the rule OF the people.
do not fear them. Erom the ranks
has come every army that has f0ught
for liberty In the history Of the world.
! am a progressive Democrat.
we passed through the house OF
representative a resolution submit
tins an amendment 10 the fodernl con-
stitution providing for election Of
United states senators by direct vote
Of the people IN obedience TO our
pSomise Of former Domocratic plat
forms.
1--WE then passed bili proyiding for
publicity Of campaign FUNDS before as
we'll az after eiertion and denying 20
corporations the right 60 contribute
20 political parties a. an.
This measure ~ now law.
Both election af senator's By the
people and publicity Of campaiRn fluids
met disapproval OF the Republican
convention held IN 1908 by more than
500 majority.
I'VE submltted 10 ihc country an
amendment 10 the federal constitu-
ton providing for an income tax.
II believe In the rigid enforcement
OF the sherman antitrust law. /
would not proceed against these great
monOpolies in equity and when /
found them guilty tell them not 20 do
so amy more or 10 divide their army 81
piilago into separate mauraading
bands, but / would proceed against