Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-25

itf Furnished ne money Nith which
ghr former dfbauohod the electorate
in every debnihhlc state.
llhe the Tapestries % old. who
lived 10 pray staNdinr IA tho synn-
gaue and in the CORNERS of the streets
who prated OF their virtues sind gave
thanks that they were not AZ other
men. 30 have these corrupt leaders
covered their vile misdeods with hyp.
ocritical projections OF Righteousness.
In ieopNrdizlng orr form Of goy-
eminent and those dearly bought llb-
critics which the fathers secured to
Va. the Republican apostles and pro-
motera OF misrulc. federal usurpation
and political corruption threaten tho
very foundations OF the greatest catn.
cdrui builded by modern civilization.
''Tho cofneistopc OF chat temple ~
Plymouth R0ck The declaration ~
Independence and our matchicss con-
situation are Undecided In tho founda-
lions thereof. The suporatructure has
been reared block ~ block with many
years ~ ten by true. patriotic and able
statesmen. Within its wall every man
may come 81 worship thc one living
and irue God ia saeh fashion as his
fathers did. or hia coincidence dictates
''gahe the wings % the morning and
seek Ia the uttefmosl parts OF the
earth and IN no Glitter spot shall ye
find such wide opportunity FOR man 20
develop the best that n IN ham
This fair and noble achievement.
! this fair fabric nl-suarded, neglected
I profuhed and muiilated while ln the
custody Of abe Republican officials,
left thus open 60 attack Of vandal 500
Cinlist and alien Anarchist is menaced
with destruction. II the threatened
ruin comes, thc happiness Of the new
world and the hope OF she old will
forever fail and the great march 81
modern civilization and trua prog
ross viii forever be stayed.
III Is not the Wild. swirilng cruel
methods OF revoluti0a and violence
that are needed 10 correct the abuses
incident 80 our government "a 20 an
things human. Neither material nor
moral progress lies Ia that way We
have made our government and our
complicated instltutluus by appeals to
reason. seeking to educate al our peo-
pie that, DAY after day. year after
year. century sitter century. thcy may
see more clearly, act more Justly, be-
come more and more attached 70 the
fundamental IDEAS that underiie cur
society.
IT we are "a preserve undiminlshed
that heritage bequeathed us and add
"a Il those accretions without which
soclety would perish, we shall need al
the powers that the school. tho
church. the court the deilberative AS
semhly and the Just thought OF our
people can bring 20 bear
I'VE are called upon 10 do battle
against the unfaithful guardians Of
our constitution and liberties and the
IhordcH Of ignorant which are pushing
forward only 10 the ruth Of our social
and governmental fabric and their
own deep damnation.
"roo long has the country endured
the offenses OF the leaders OF a party
which once knew greatness TOO
long have been blind 10 the bac-
chanat Of corruption. Too long have
We llstlessly watched the assembling
~ the forces that threaten our coun-
Try and our fresides. The time has
come when the salvation OF the coun-
Try demands the destruction OF the
leaders Of debauched party and the
rest0rHtion TO place and power OF men
OF lhAh ideab who will wage unceas-
ing War aRaka Corruption and poll
tics. who viii enforce the law against
both rich and poor and who viii treat
guilt AZ personal ana punish e ac-
eordingiy
For their crimes against American
| citlxenshlp the present leaders OF tho
Republican Darty should be destroyed.
For making and keeping the bar
gain ~ take care % the tarin pro-
tected Interests IN consideration OF
campaign funds they should be de-
stroyed. For encouraging the crea-
ton OF combinations to restrain
trade and refGsing to enforce the law