Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
CONSIDER yHE IWrs.

Action of the majority n the nu-
tIonm house ot Representative is
controlled %, the caucus of the party
iu power. This was true when the
Republican PARTY had majority in|
the house % De- more than ever true
with the prevent Democratic majority
In that body This is fact which
cannot he disputed.
The Democrat, part, rs uurquiN.
oully ana finally pledged to vip" out
the protective tariff and establish e.
tariff for revenue only The Demo
cratic majority In the next house Of
Representatives 70 bound 90 do BE- ut.
most 90 carry ont this policy and b.
viii do So. The action of the major
o., viii De dictated by the caucus and
any member of the majority who re-
fuses 10 abide by the caucus action
on any mea0urc OF national scope viii
nnd his influence and usefulness Co
his constituents az an cud.
The continued prosperity ct the
wool industr, is vital To- the continued
prosperity at New Mexico The re-
moyal Of thr tariff on wool VIII prove
fatal o. that Industry ~ viii be
ruinous 10 the industry In New Mex
leo and indirectly will gravcy affect
the prosperity of The whole state ana
all It's business nd Industrial inter.
osts
That this rs true is fully recognized
by everyone. and is most clearly
shown hy the efforts 81 the supporters
of Hon. " % FERGUSON. the Demo.
cratic candidate for congress. TO com
vince the people that Mr Ferguson
is opposed 90 any rehucfi"u tu the tar-
900 on wool
Mr. Ferguson may he entirely sin
.ccTe In his attitude ON this matter
lie mas boz sincerely opposed 90 re-
duoing O. wool tariff but what can
Mr. Fereusson &c."
The Democratic cu faus In the house
or representatives, win bee dominated
absolutely d. southern Democrats
who have no interest whatever in
maintaining IA, tariff on wool, and
VINO are. on tho other hand, definite
ly plc,gcd and fully determined 10
wipe Il out n Mr. Ferguson refuses
20 abide hy the caucus action and
IA. ts.lr
ilably lose the support Of the caucus
con- any measure which ne advocates
or anything which he seeks to secure
Tor his constituents he viii have
violated the unwrIiten rule Of party
loyalty ana his usefulness viii be at
an end
This condition hos arisen too often
Zoo the lower house of congress to per-
NIT ~ any question No matter what
his personal desires NAV be- Ar Fer
Epsson win abide by the caucus ace
lion which u.s. bound to bo opposed to
Sew McNisoF greatest ar3 must vital
Do. crest
MI Jafa. ou the other hand. vil
go into M, house .re. Geo work and
to east his vote tor N,w McyIuo- best
Interests, adding one vote 10 the pro-
test against ans reduction 200 thp tar
300 ou wool ana tree 600 do ry'rf thIus
Dee can consistently, Tor the Interests
uf his state, he win have ire,
hand and win know how best 90 us,
% in behalf OF Sew Mexico.
As MI Ferguson goes about h,
state Dee should tyll the people defn'
it,ly whether pr not the Democratic
majority boz the nest huusr of repre-
soutauyes VIII or VIII not br n favo'
of taxing off the tariff ou woult
lie should tell them whether ur no
the Democratic majority wIl. u'
forced Go abide Dog thr caucus act'i
He should lrll the people whethc.
on not hc viii abide o., th, action
the Democratic caucus.
Tho maintenance OF the arift 90
wool s thr most vital Jhlng before
me people Of Sew McXlco 1l NH
time. win us Do E O. question 90
bread ana butter
Mr.. Jafiu stands openly and uiainl'
for our brctd and butter without
string upon his position
How about Mr Forgusspn
Oratory ls entertaining. General
files are interesting bat thr matte
of bread aud butter b. % s"Iid CON
crete proposition which comes h"m
10 every one of us and sticks.
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