Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-05
BEVERIDCE CALLS UPON DEMOCRATS AND
REPUBLICANS TO Line UP FOR Roosevelt 7

obligations TO these old party bosses,
nor shake their practical hold on
many powerful members of the ma
tiuua Legislature.
Under the boss system. mo- matter
which party Wins the people seldom
win, but the hosscs almost alvay
win"
Continuing this discussion cot rmr
riDs Mi Bryrridgr said.
"Thy south has mon aud women us|
genuinely progressive aud others us|
genuinely r"actiuu3ry us thus" iu
other parts of our country Vet for
well known reasons the sincere ana
honest southern prugrcssivcs aud re-
dictionaries vote together IN single
party. which is neither progr,ssito|
nor reactionury. They vote d"o 0
tradition and % local fear. not living
conviction and a national faith. Thyv
vot, not for the Democratic par
but against th" Republican party.
Thoy want Geo he ftoc from this c1u-
IditIon. they can ho trcr from %
through the national progressive
party
The root OF the wrongs which
hurt the people is the fact that the
peoples government has hDon taken
IuVvy from them Their government
must Dee given hRpS tu tho people.
And so tho first purpose or thc pru-
EUrssiyy marty is Go make sure the
rule oi tho people The ruls ct tho
| people means that the people them
selves shall nominate ns wen as elect
ALI candidates for office. including
senators ana presidents of IA, United
states
Mr. Bcv,r.dg, said ANcricau
/ ibusincss iv uncertain and is unstrad,
nations
what thea" hc asked, must SO
do go make American business better '
W. must DO what older nations have
done We must end the abuses ot
business by striking down those
abuses iust,gd or striking down bust
ness i'sclr
We must ,ry to MAX, little husi-
ness big and all businesses honest u-
stead OF striving Co mato hig business
lutur aud yet lc',ug DO remain dis
lhoncst
AS the sherman law now stands.
mo- two business men can arrange
thoir mutual affairs and hr sure chat
They are not law breakers Under
tho dcCrc,,s ot tho courts. tho oil
land tobacco trusts can uiro price.
luuiustN aud have already done so."
The speaker declared the progrcssiy,
lpurty win accomplish reforms s.fHl
Co business.
We mean Co put mo- business iaNs
lon our statut, books which will tell
. lAmpricuu business men what the.
can du and what they cannot do. m,
lueVt grput business reform 1874, must
have To increase steadily Amcrt,su
prosperity is to change the mcJho'
oi building our tariff The tariff mHsl
be taken out uf politics ana treated
! us "a business qucstnu instead ot ,
. political question The greatest nee,
OF business g. certainty, but the onl,
D. Thing certain about our tariff is un
certainty Next TO our need to max,
b the sherman law modern, under
staudabc aud just our Creates
d physical need is o. genuine pcrma
: ncnt bipartisan commission.
"a tariff high enough to give
American producers the American
murkct, when they make homes
goods. and sell them at homes
p pricos but low enough that whoI
r. they sell al dishonest price
r forcigu competition can cor
rect both evils; ariu high cnougl
Co enable American producers to pa!
uur w0rkingmon American wages AM
- so arranged that the workingm"I
Twin get such wages, business mri'
. whose changes win bc so made as {,
. rcassurc business instead of disturb
a ing u This s the tariff ana M
. method of its making in which th
progressive party bclievoa
The Payne Aldrioh tarln law mus
by revised Immediately iu aCcurdanc
q with these principles.
j Abolition of child labor in fac
tory mills. mines and sweat shop
"A laud plan tor old age pensions wer
Z included in the progressive platform
o by the speaker. who incidentally lu
Il Vurcd Wumau'- suffrage.
u "NrNcT doubt that Wp shall solve b
q lriEhtcousuess ana wisdom every v"N
e. Ing problem Was the conclusion ut hl
address
e. when Senator Bcycridgr BEGAN q
e. speak the state dvlvWtinns had got
q ten pretty welt straightcuod ont nu
, additional uogro delegates werr Co b
O. noticed here and there among th
o northern states
c There were two seated with IA
u West Virgininns
c Aronc poiut iu his speech Mr. BcN
h oridgr referred to professional poll
a tiplnns
"'ru he'll with thc politicians cam
r. u shout from the galleries uud th
% doleHatcs chccrcd
b. when senator Bcyeridgc conclude
his speech az $500 o. m he va
e chccrcd 10 tho echo and scores ,
N the Progressive leaders and nation.
"a committeeman uu the stage croWdo
it about Go congratulate him.
H. senator BvNeridRcs speech krI
,c the moor aud galleries cheering. Del,
10 gates rnd spectators Yisc to their fee
with 70 wild shout when le a.,
b. nouucod the StaGdnrd ON ana Tuba,
,o co trusts decisions of the suprcu
b" court
Under tho dccrccs OF the cuur
t. th. ala nnd toh.grn truata ruu stI