Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-12-29

Ican be had only in the use OF insti-
! tutions TO serve the permanent needs
OF tho rank ana file of men
$50 that We are learning again that
the service of humanity ~ the bust
ness OF mankind ana that the bust
ness OF mankind must he set forward
by the governments which mankind
sets up In order that justice may bo
done and mercy not forgotten. Al the
world | Say, s turning now as never
before, 10 this conception Of the elc-
walton OF humanity, of men ana xom
en-. | mean. not of the preferred few.
not Of those who can by superior wits
or unusual opportunity. struggie 10
| the top. no matter whom they tram
pie under food. but the rights OF men
who cannot struggle to the top ana
who must therefore be looked to by
the force of society, for they have M
single force by which they can serve
themselves II there must be a nvart
In government. there must be a nes,rt
| IN the policies az rovernment. ISn
must look to II thai they do unto
othcrs MS they would have others do
| unto them
'aThls used to DO md has lang heen
the thome for the discourse " Chris
tan ministers but II has now come
ministers of state,
'rhla ia tho anlemnty that comes
upon d man when be knows thar he
Is about to he clothed With { . re-
aponsibilliy OF great office IN which
will center part of the exan,pl. which
America shall set To the world itself.
DO you suppose. that that gives a man
very light heart at Chrstm0sy |
, could pick out some gentlemen. not
confined 20 one state, gentlemen. ike
ly to be associated with the governs
meni of the United States, who have
not yet had II dawn upon their intel
lgencc what II is that government ~
set up 10 do. There are men who viii
have to be mastered In order that
they shall be made the Instruments Of
iustic, ana of mercy. This IL moi u
rosewnter Affair. This IS nn office m
which q man must put on his war
paint. Fortunately. | am not OF nuch
"A visnge ns to mind marring II and
40 not care whether the war phint IL
becoming or not and II need not DC
worn with truculcnce. 4 nifr can
keep his manners and still light. In
deed. I have found that he sometimes
dismaNs his opponents by keeping MS
manners and fighting, because they
apparently do not know how 70 fight
with nffahlity. lint the nice thr"at or
the sword that Is delivered win u
emile Is more disconcerting thnn the
thrust that IL delivered with a scowl.
And there must be some good hard
lighting. not only IN the next four
years. but in the next generation. In
order that we may achieve the things
that we have set out to achieve
The crowd frequently interrupted
the governors speech with shouts or
applause and q Rreat cheer arose
when ne finished A demonstration
also preceded the speech, when Rev.
DR. trnzer introduced him.
After the speeches the governor
ehn"l hnnds with several thousand
people. He stood the ordeal well.
Mrs wilson was given reception by
the Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton and the Daughters OF the Con-
federacy Tonight the governor at
tended the banquet in his honor given
by the municipality. He will leave az
1905 O'Clock tomorrow morning for
Princeton The schedule calls for one
hoiiss stop at Washington at 3:3O
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, but the
president. elect win remain In his car.
During il speech at birthday dim
nor ia his honor here tonight, Cover
nor Wilson predicted the early indc-
pendencc Of the Philippine islands,
Iio made casual reference 20 tho
frontiers of the country when he said
hthetically. "The Philippine isl-
auds are ct present our frontier but
hope presently we are 70 Cepfive
ourselves Of that frontier"
The remark was greeted with tre-
mcndous applause and the governor
turned his speech hack to historicat
lines. While en- route to Staunton yes-
terday. Governor Wilson had long
tnlk with Representative William \.
Jones. OF Virginia who IL pushing IN
congress bin for ultimate Phiiin-
pine independence. Mr.. Wilson's an
tonight was his first def
mite expression that he favored the
carving out at an early date or
the pledge In the democratic plat
form promising Philippine independ-
ence.
Referring 10 possible changes IN
legislative policy, the governor said
there was no reason for legitmatelv
conducted business 10 fear ANYTHING
from him. He added with smile;
sI have not got my gun out for any
body. Somebody might aceldentaiiy