Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31
WHAT THE PEOPLE MIST
DECIDE.

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70 have some amusement with our
badly squsbbled morning contempo-
iary was too strong to he resisted.
Moreover the efforts OF the Demo.
Gratis and their present organ 20 dis
tract the voters attention from the
real issues ~ the election next Tues.
day by attempting TO manufacture or
inject local issues have necessarily
had 10 have some attention: for n
lie. however fllmsy, " pefslstently
circulated goes much faster than the
truth and however preposterOus al"
why's finds a few who are cTedulous.
The only possible salvation Of the
Democrats IN New Mexico IL to keep
the attention OF the voters away from
the vital brend and butter Issues
which confront them at the polls this
year. For that reason none Of them
has faced the issues aquarely or hon
sstly-Ieast or all Mr.. Ferguson.
The question 20 be voted on Tues
day IL whether or not the people Of
New Mexico want q continuation Of
the national conditions which have
made the past few years the most
prosperous and contented that tho
people Of the state ana nation have
ever known. tA
The question for the voters OF New
Mexico Ia whether or not they want
continuation of the protective tariff
policies which have fostered the
great wool industry OF the nation. an
industry which annually puts into
clsculatiep 10 New Mezlcoy eight and
--S-asAe 4siAalst saAaStaA " .asapItA
for every man. woman and child In
the state.
The qneAtl m for the voters 10 de-
eide In whether or not they want n
continuation OF the national policies
which have made busy factories, work
for all who want II. good WAGES FOR
Nil who work. steady. we'll balanced
business conditions. capital ready for
Investment. which have made the
farmers Of the country. more prosper
Gus than at any time In history.
Tho question 10. DO you want TO eH'
change q national prosperity which
tho Democrats admit 10 unparalleled
for a repetition Of panic and psnury
Etarvaiion and disaster. closed factor
les. idle workIngmen, failow farms
hungry wiyes and children. undeyeI'
oped resources. and Rii the attendant
evils which prevailed when the Dem
ocrRta last Jet down the bars to for
sISn trads and put American business
out Of business.
The question 10. do you want a re-
turn Of the times when 100000. 900
pounds OF wool were imported Int
this country from South America and
Australia, and when thousands o.
pounds of wool. worth four and I
half cents with no buyers. Folted II
the raiHs on warehouse platforms II
Albnauarque7 p.
Coming closer home--do sou wan
to send n man to congress who IL I'd
fnittsdly = dsinasOsns. whose FaeoF,
90 psFfoFnaaaes ig ~. ehosN eoll -
tsrsst e the pFemettoh bf enc Nese
az ths Democsnsp and NAe WIN Va
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arsssiih6 81 shs psorperitg df ~
hpnle slater
or 40 you want 10 aena % cohsfss
fFom sAls aials--so vote for the pSo
tsptioA o. her wool industry. her mic
iRs saeustTy. her farming industr
and the conservation OF her prosper
~. . business man representa-
n1Nlnass men; plain citizen. not
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