Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-16

ccntenllOn hninslfucieb and while /
tMnt ntleNhiinh is b Taft doieriNun'
R "a not any too enthusiastic. and !
might he oDon % argument The
scnntfahipa figure largely ln tho case
Naturally the United states scnafora
VIII have a great deal a. say AZ 90
who "a or who ls not appointed 20
federal Jobs in tho state. Both sem
ator FAN and senator CatrOn. Il i8l
said. claim that they secured the de-
ruling concerning the re-
appointments of federal officlnln. NJ
('atrun has q flvo-ycar Job Mr.. Fall
has a one.yoar lob. Mf. Fali IL aeek-
Ing recollection az this session ana
Mi. Andrews n of the reservation on
the warpath and in q fairly strong
position Just now 90 see that Mr. Fall
~ not reelected right now. In the
same connection Mr.. Falls friends
here are telling a little story 20 thy
effect that President Taft has asFeea
10 forget an Incident which occurred
nt tho Alvarad0 hotel IN Albuquerque
i few years ago when Mr.. Fall at
banquet to Mr.. Taft relieved HIS mind
81 many matters that did not make
q hlt with the president at that time
Now. even granting TINT Mr.. TAFT ~
not angry with AIR. Fail ana that tho
incident d closed matter. q stand
pat Republican senator with fuil
term like Mr. Catron rs On position
60 say more about things Ia New Mex
leo "a Mr.. Taft than senator with
ono year whose recollection is az leaat
temporarily considerably in doubt.a
This is especially true Il Mf Andrews
4 aueceastni IN Keeping tho house on
the warpath and preventing the re-
election OF Mr.. FAN az this session.
If the election goes over until next
year, presidential election wtsi en-
sue In the meantime; end should MT.
Catron stand with Mr. Andrews or
should he even keep hands Off aud
attend strictly to his job. state poll
tics might be interesting to the Tatt
lntereats NJ every stage of the game.
TO say that the republican state or
ganlzatlon has abandoned hope Of the
recollection OF Mir. Fall % this session,
IA hitting wide OF the mark The State
organization, like the Old Guard, may
die. but Il never surrenders. II h
etill acheming some way 20 put Fall
over and II will continue the process
as long as the session lasts. Andrews,
on the other hand Is watching the
situation from the position Of an out
slider. He IL Keeping open house at his
little cottage here, dispensing cigars
and sandwiches To HIS visitors, ANA
keeping the house In line. lie knows
the washington end Thoroughly and
he Is no amateur Isl New Mexico. The
members Of the house ways ana
means committee, declare that the
resolution put through yesterday -
there 70 stick. They say II means Just
what Il says and that the hogae 10 go
ing to wade right in TO the middle OF
legislative program, carefully pre-
pare It's bills and put the important
ones through without delay I'VE are
going 10 show the people that we can
DO business" said a member today.
l"ANe are going to pass necessary leg.
lalation and put II up TO the senate,
II there is any needed Legislation
sRWed up, Il will NOT be sewed up VI
ne house. Good measures from the
senate will be pat through hy Us, but
we stand where we did before and we
won't take dictation from the party
leaders as TO what goes
Both houses met az two o'clock this
afternoon. The house and senate
committees worked during the moril-
| Ing and q number Of measures we're
reported. The house committee on
judiciary has prepared favorable re-
port on the senate resolution submit
ting 20 the people an amendment g
The constitution eliminating the LAM
fuage qualification clause. This res
olntion must lay over one day in the
house after It's report. and ---sly Will
not get through before tomorrow.