Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12


sane aud other hospitals for the de- |
pendent CLASSES caused 5v the liquor |
ttatiy ana you viii have an army of |
nearly ten millions who consume uud |
do not produce any Of the necessities 1
of life. Herein hps the cause nt the
high cost of living. Destroy the liquor |
trtiny--lot those ten millions OF Cun-
suWUrs hccomC producers aud tho
problem s solved ana there is NO
OTHER SOLtTtpN. Charging % 10
the turln and like legislation BIS mere
hunvumbc The liquor problem iH tine
greatest economic problem Tie world
mas ever faced The solution 40 the
labor and capital question iB bound up
iu DO. For the leaders OF on other par
Ties Go ignore this great question Ia
order tu get the liquor vote is a tray-
cSty ON the word Statesman" Aud
especially is this true when they call
themselves progressive Where have
thrN progressed from And whore
are they progressing to-
THE Traffic la Girls.
THE complot, suppression of tho
traffic iu girls. is the language 81
our platform We are the only poo
litipal PARTY this year. or ans other
year. which has dared 10 make such
% declaration Why? BECAUSE IL isl
a. Part of tine iiuuOr Traffic system.
.
idcnt has iu the past ten years dared
to enforce the law of congress- iu tho
District of Columbia against TINS dW
ful crime, though 10 has bcvn carried
uu almost in sight ui the White House.
| the capitol aud in tho shadow OF the
Washington monument Neither durcs
today Co Announce 90 the American
people that 90 again entrusted with
! the office eft president hc viii en-
force this law, Notwithstanding TINS
president takes an oath ot office aud
| the constitution SAYS 'hc shall takc
care that the laws Zee faithfully exc
cutcd." 10 says nothing about making
| the law dead letter 40 order TO set
| the liquor vote. Ana one ui these
gentlemen pretcnds to hc progress
/ I've and rctOrmcr,
Revenue.
II rs often asked How Will you run
] the government when The rum rev
! sVvrs the question iu tho following
] plank Equitable graduated income
J aud inheritance taxes We are the
only great nation Yea the world which
I hus not adopted these most Just meth
ODDS uf taxation Under our present
system the rich pnN lit;lc cor nothing
| toward th, support cot the national
government while the poor are
robbed Dos ul kinds col indirect taxes
! through Internal rcN,ubr ana t1rlii
laws \ large part of the two huns
drcd million dollars ut rum revenue
| each year is ulrhrd ana stolen from
the wives and children OF drunkards.
uy our national government This is
au. els women ana children first -
miiltuuaircs last when b comes 10
paliug taxes
The Recall
Another plank ntors "tbc lnitu-
tive referendum and recall The
only issac hcreiu az stake is whether
w., shall have laws making Il easy
Tor the people 60 govern themselves
ur hard ana impossible for them 90
do $50. An OF the principles involved
therein are as Did as the republic
The Continental congrcsY took the
| initiative Ia founding this nation
when it passed the Declaration oft In
dependence. The Revolutionary war
was the referendum ana the recall
came soon after yorktown even tu
Ith, Hst English judge.
From Washington administration
Co The present time the federal Judges
for the territories have been subject
tu recall ana nearly every president
hvN exercised shat power
The administration ot tine criminal
law is based upon three luudHmrnt 81
lpruripl's The complain, is the 'n-
ltutlNv, the trial judge ana tho iurA
tHy referendum, ANA after the lude
mput is confirmed hN tho supreme
court the executive power may rec
el the verdict Judgment ana drci-
sion bN urHutiuE 20 pardon. Ihr pfcsl
dent has frequently recalled the de.
tisluUs uI thr supreme court, opened
the doors ui the pcuIt'uliHiA ana let
prominent and influential criminals
go home. our contention is that
these great fundamental principles
shall 10, cNtcudvd 90 every branch "l
government where practicable m order
that the p,uplr WaN bu.umu masters
land not slaves ut thc republic.
Suffrage.
our party has dcclg"ed for equal
suffrage Tor men and women since
Its first presidential nominating cone
Nputiou ln 1879, We have been a
most potent factor in that reform.
Conclusion.
MI chairman. To hr elected prvsl
drnt 81 the greatest Christian nation
the world has ever seen is the great
est honor that can ht conferred upon
one OF her u1turl-hurn citizens "
ig % htph honor Go Doe chosen ass the
candidate of % party which stands
for great things And stu greater
honor when 10 comes us THIS huS tu
me without my being e. candidate for
the nomination Tho nomination iu
tu postage stump. Tho dignity Of "a"
great office of president ui the Unit
ed ~lutrs should prevent anyone from
luflcTlug himself us % candidate for
the nomination aud his patriotism
lshould prevent him from declining q
nomination when offered To- nm hN
his party The Prohibition party pre-
SCENTS thy only great issuv upon which
Nd majority of the people ARE agreed
'ru SAP that We cannot win TINS N"ti
would br reelection upon tho intel.
ugruyr, heart ana conscience, us Wei
as the patriotism of the voters ui lhs
nation.
James ~ smith United states dvp'
luty marshal, left this morning tuT
Magdalona, where hv viii serve pa'
. | u.ra tu tDN.Y4f tHuta