Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

CONFIDENT or D1TRENt
sTABILrTY OF nRBVR1Ic

Baltimore, Nov. t..--(sardlual nIb.
bonE, IN the Cnthsdrai mere yesterday
delivered an election eve eeFmon de-
signed 20 awaken the aupIne cttiseH
who never takes an inferest IN tins
political welfhFe OF his eOuntry.v Ne
declared that ~ the future historian
IL called upon 20 record the dsclint
aud fall ~ the American republic he
will ascribe az the cause the indif-
ference. lethargy and political npos-
tnay, Of her own sona"
The sermon was non-paFtisan AZ u
the personal preferences Of the cars
dlnai toward the three conspieroui
candidates for president Ho assert
ed his Intolerance toward psssimiatit
prophets. who each campaign predict
the end of the government unless
their favOrlte candidate IL elected and
~ a discussion of our form OF gDvs
eFnmant sought TO show that the re.
stllts OF our election cannot seriously
affect the endurance Of the republic
The sermon follows:
at 10 the habit of peaslfainflc
prophets 70 predict that our govern;
ment will soon come TO an end, and
that II N already In the thr0es OF dis
solution. and the disaster 10 sure 90
occur II their. favOTite candidate IL
defeated. These prophecies are usual.
ly more frequent on the eve of a
presidential election. have been
listening to these dire prognOstIcati lions
for oyer half q century,
But In every instance the Ameri.
can people wake ~ 0s, the mornlns
after election 10 find that they weTS
the government is trRDaaetlng ~
business In the same quiet and order
| " manner as before.
81 peopobs this ynorhtHg 10 state al
briefly es possible the grounds Of ms
confideDee In the stability and eDdhr'
ance Of the American republic.
''By q wiNe provision Of the consti-
tuition Of tho United states polltlca
fnf',haaltt n. hNf aaseenfrn ed, IN .sani
lndivIahhI Or IN one department 81
the aaminiHfratlon. but 10 JnaiciouAls
| dlstfiOuted 80 that the balance III
power may be preserved. our EeRera
government consists OF the executive
She legislative ana the judIcia
branches, AZ anylhlpe goes wr0nl
with any one Of these department.
the evil II checked hy the other two
aud usurpation % power n prevented
There 10 al habitnaf Jealousy nmonI
these branches. They are on the
alert. Realously watching one another
10 thai no ono branch may exceed III
lealslmate. bounds, Eternal vigilance
n the price Of liberty.
/ Then, asain, besldeA the federal
administratlDn. we have state govern.
ments and county Elle; we have city
and town and village municipalities
II all 0f these minor cOFporatiosii
! were ahs0rhea hy lie general govern.
ment, II oar gpvefnoF. and state leg.
lslatoFA ana nneFifgs and mayors ana
cQuncllmem ware Ill under the con.
troll " the president; II he could al
WIZ deqapltatq al obnoxious subordi-
nate rulers with one blow, all our po-
Yfical AlbeFflen woulf be at AN end
nni, happily. ell these lesser officials
entoy fun autonomy In their apheret
And sFe Independent or the chief
nlaalssFats.
"Our system Of government 10 very
eapplex. II may be compared TO !
c9loaaai engina containing innamAra
Rpas Wheela Within wheels. nahA
wheel works In len own orbit. IKE me
RlAhstary system, IL the great ssts.
eNal wheel gets out Of order. the
eipaIler wheels are MOI much az
gangeQ, nut keep Oh ln0vlAs klil INA
qlE f1acblne n fRPairad,
are al sasssls 81 sA4 ssssssl
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Aeasp hetA w3settlalIt tins Ioas ii
~pni1 haze begn avoided.
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Ised ship 81 state. Tnie areaf alsia
~ eiets q divided into forty a
FslnaF afetea Each Of these ktate
mo be ssia 10 b Waterproof, n ~
senae that eRe ensuIfiHR 0f out Nnl.l,
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|pelitoFnla, for. example, nigNt ia
pserwhelgned ~ the waters Il
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