Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-16

furs OF Judgment, based upon MIS-
taken or incomplete mloJ naHcn, CT
by the natural defects of mind
well mentioned Sometimes things
that may at first appear mtsiakes may
later, and upon investigator, prove
the error OF hasty conclusions on your
part, encouraged by a possibly weak
on venal source OF Information and
instruction. shall ash your indulg-
ence only 10 the extent that you con-
slider the whole situation and decide
any given case after viewing II in
the light OF al that Is obtanable TO
reach q fair and just conclusion. Con-
ditions under which we live are
changing aud re-shaping IN a new or
der OF readiustment We are called
upon TO meet these changes and pre-
pare ourselves for the progress ana
Advancement that intelligent energy
and honest purpose will be able to ac-
complish for the future.
An administration for tine unfair
advantage OF any party organization
viii not be the fullest success for the
benefit OF all. Opinions change and
men may honestly differ, Principles
are fixed and abiding. Patriotic en-
deayor, born OF q purpose 10 let no
trifles divide those who would strive
honestly for the common good, while
II may not MAKE all men agree In all
things, ought safely to establish the
foundation OF our state government,
based on the great principles Of equal
rights and privileges TO all men under
the law The passions and bitterness
aroused IN contests to determine
methods. must have no place IN the
minds OF men whose honest energy
should be expended for the general
advancement OF our great common
wealth-materlCl. intellectual and
moral--alOng all the lines OF modern,
honest, progressive ideas The man
who believes aud feels that he is
right will often make concessions 60
his equally honest opponent Those
who want special privilege and un-
due advantage will more often con.
tend TO the last for what they know
TO be wrong
Personal power. based upon control
OF money and upheld by government
for long time. becomes difficult 10
wrest from those who have Il. Those
who ask only Tor equality and a fair
show, under just laws, honestly exc
cuted, cannot afford 10 use question
able methods TO obtain desired re.
suits We should guard the voter in
every possible way and provide Sc
we're punishment for those who would
tamper with the sacred right Of a
free and uncontrolled ballot. so that
the result of an election shall repre-
sent the Will Of the voters, expressed
free from fear or other corrupt and
corrupting influences
The economical use OF money taken
from the people Is as essential In gov
eminent as In the ordinary affairs OF
business, 70 the end that the public
business shall produce results COM
mensurate with the efforts put forth
10 maintain H. Taxation, to be will
ingly borne. must fall equally upon
all, In proportion TO the ability OF
unjust burden. Its equitable dlstribu.
ton lies az the very foundation OF
successful popular government
Upon the education Of the children
Of today. will largely depend the sue
cess and influence OF the men and
women who viii. In a short time, as
sumo the management OF public AZ.
fairs In the state which we have help
cd TO found. The public schools
should be our first concern. for they
will be responsible for success or
failure hereafter Only small per
cent of these children will ever re-
celve any benefits from orr instltu.
lions of higher education, The pub-
lie lands now held by the state must
be preserved and conserved 10 such
manner, that The proceeds and
revenues coming therefr0m may go TO
our children as vast heritage, result
ing from the wise management OF
those who hold them in trust.
AS labor Is the producer OF capital,
80 should tho rights OF those who are
engaged in Tint production be given
all the protection That a beneficial
government can render 10 those on
whom largely depend lta development /:
ana al the same time we should safe.
guard the rights of capital In every
way consistent with the public well
fare.
Upon the proper aud wise use ar
our water rights, depends much OF the
real development OF our great areas
~ AAAAA ANW ANAhh JUG uAH NAhiNHA USE
less through hack OF necessary irrlga.
tion. This work ~ carried forward
with the purpose o. beneficial use and
the greatest good 10 the greatest num-
Der, viii be the course Of untold
wealth and bring happiness and con.
teniment 10 thousands OF homes
Our penal and reform institutions
should DO carefully and humaneiy
managed both Tor he good results
that may follow for heir inmates and
the credit that win come TO the state.
We shall demand and have a Just and
economical admlnistratlon from thoso
In charge.
Laws aud rulea can help direct but
cannot make good peoplc-happy ana
prosporons-'-but r.ght thinking. hon
cst citizens. eau, uuder our form.
make good government You are en-.
titled TO be served nv mind unbiased
by inOrdlnate pari zeal which may
be unjust TO those gho differ but are
equally sincere an honest; By will
unhampered By oarfess or question
able promises thai might compromise
the best Efforts f0r free government
of The expressed N.ll Of the people.
ANA by a heart iIa from malice on
hatred toward an and which beats
In sympathy with lie great canse OF