Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-02
Democratic Candidate De.
ciares Declarations in Favor
of Labor Are Really for
Benefit of Monopoly.
TARIFF MAIN ISSUE
AS GOVERNOR SEES 1T
Vigorous Assault on Minimum
Wage Idea Which, It Is
Said, Would Put Workers
at Mercy of Employers.
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woodrow Wilson today lnabl,d tho
third n9It, uHfflru4 Id Ifs rotation f,
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WIS ."'''h was % Labor day cDlchrt-
Uuu under fHn Huarfr.s ~ Ga, Unit
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~ ""' .N' ''-i expression it"W tlo
I'"m" .r'u. candidate ou tho merits
20. the progressive platform Tn, gov
'fn"i nId mat while. uu the ON, hand
Nls i1 hc found Warm sympathy
WIN ur1Ut.tN. ,t,ft project uf SOC
ril N'if,rWert' mat part was merely
proclaim l.uu uf sympathy" While
ih' tD'l program llN olgCW hero
'"u''H ib' turlfi and tho trusts arc
spoken nl.
IH' governor assaulted ur minimum
wage lduu. declaring that employers
would take occasion tu bring Hvir
was" SCALE as u'ufE H~ .noy could
down Goo thr l,yrl Uf th, minimum
permitted 1N tho luN
WIN the .l,t uf a federal DOmmla.
sion Goo regulate monopoly. the gov
'fuur took emphatic Issue iio de-
r.urrd tnut th,, plan suggested not
uulF would leRallxy monopoly bat
xiv" enc chiet employers of the coun-
itJ H 'trrmrndous authority behind
them Whom ihe employers do they
NUl nave th" license pf the federal
kOtrtntuUU tp trt, Including the right
Go unt WAGES approved us thv govern
Wtnl. sn.d Governor Wilson ~"
pointed out tlui DO always had bCeu
policy ui 'ih' masters ui consolidated
industries CO. uud,rWlu" orgpuizrd
labor in grrIt many ways. ANA 'hat
plan OI federal control us advocated
hN the n'w u1rtN 'syStcmatirhllN SUB
ordiuHtrs w"r<inE men to munopo-
lies uud looks strangely Ike econ
onir mastery over lhr very lives ln"
fortunes ui ihos" Who du tile dHilN
Work nf tho nation.
Governor Wilson said Boo part
Intelligent working men Will ask
the men now seeking their votes what
thcf may bee expected Co DO for them.
/ dn not mean Tor thtm separately but
what they may Dee expected Co do Tor
the country which VIII enutc them to
the confidence uI those who perform
the daily labor Whirn lies ui tho basis
ol our sic.
Most of me answers ln'y get VIII
turn upon th, question of uriii du-
ties from which our politics never
hand they wiI Doe told that 10 the
Drworthll. parry gets INTO power
they nWy look to see industry languish
ara wages y" nnAh ana employment
become harder uud harder Z" iind
They forget thhi Democrats constitute
something llkr nHlI lhr nation. lh''
Democrats are engaged ln or'url
inus ni cNriN klhd, depend upon AlI
suiH ol business l'I ih'il "''i"''"'
snare ln every interest ana every th
t'rprlsc OF ihr country ~ may atIr-
N b' taken i"l granted lh'l h'Ih"
Gratis are not going G" destroy 'h'"
selves economically.
These '"W'.i~hIr If,dl.N"hH
come huih from ii' n.l Inr ltrIuh''
cams uuu tuv k'run'l'Hnn ul tine new
departure VINO Uir s"rhhs lu hhliu uN
% ihrd party ol iHrll own FROM We
uuhhranF uI lh" "Id |lh'. 'n'N' l"I,
ttsis nl Nl'att'i We're u" "' 'AI .''u
Ihti nave long h''h 'l'It Hl'.N D..
utor hu' 'n'} were h''"F 2" ..'r
been expected from l"'f' WI" .,'u /
'ut themselves .""s" II"h lh' ",4'I !
connections anu VINO M'l' '"n"l, /
M1rknr tu make new 'hltf' "u' "' |
old. Aud set 'nr pltu'N"hA "l l'' /
leaders ol io' urN party arc 'H 'li"' |
ms us the predictions "l 'n' N''l's' /
si1Udpdit'r lh'i' '7 l'' "'"u'''
ing breath ol mop, ln 'N'IN l''' "'
the ultuulW oi the now parry ~
C'Ui llni Nhi'h l"u'h'N lh' "'"'
uud thr trusts.
I'm tacl therr iS ihls Very Eluh"l''
feature about the platform "I 'h'
nvW party II has two SIDES ana ~"
tones. u speaks warm sNmph'hN
With ptncuc'l'N every. pt"j''' "l ,"