Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
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of greater freedom Tho question Of
municipal government ls perhaps thu
most serious question concerning tho
org nigntlun Of methods uf govern
mcnt that now confronts us as ma
ton. coNct FOR New Jersey the
d, 1cr Of showing the way ol liberty
and Eclf,rcspCctin reorganization.
THE farmer ha. got 10 bee served
as hv might be- continues The RoN-
ornor we have set zap and subsi-
died agricultural schools. hortiCul-
tural schools schools Of poultry
breeding. ana the rest. and they have
done excellent work. But a more of-
ccciive way still has boon found by
which The farmer san be served. Leo
lures and schools and experimental
farms attached 90 schools like labor
atnrics are excellent out they can not
az themselves push their work home.
Some states have gone much beyond
this aud We should follow them with
zost."
on the question ~ economy COVER
nor Wilson SAYS, The business OF
the state rs conducted with waste
fulncss. duplication OF effort. COM
fusion and conflict of function which
no huWness enterprise could survive
for six months There is an cNtraor-
binary multiplicity OF boards. CONF
missions, departments and miscclian-
"ous offices. overlapping, connected
without being Duotdluttrd. indOprud-
cnt of ON, another and vet naturally
bciuuging to O. single systematic whole
which ousht Co. Dee drawn together.
simplincd. brought into proper r"lt-
lions ptuncd snt put upon a fpotius
uf efficiency which VII also Dee iooi-
ing of economy and quick RESPONSE
hilitY. We are wasting Tho public
moneys and arc not getting tho rec
suits which good business methods
would srL'
Tho governor dNtlls tt lruttN uu
"the ured and demand" for cone
sttutoutl convention boo New lr.-y
and concludes his message With an
appeal FOR the rttINeaiiuI u' iht 1890
proposed ondm"nts tu thc national
constitution. lie SAYS.
''rf,u proHt amendments 90 the CONE
stiuuuou oi The United ~ttt"s await
Toe ratification ul New Jersey iny
amendment comforting uuuu tu, cone
prpss ot fup tuItyu states 400 uUIult-
taxable terms the power Goo ieNy t1N'.
UU incomes. aud lDu IWciuu'rfil It".
3 y'Ilug lui m, election of senators "i
ths United states hg tlr uir,.y vote
[ ol ~, people. { cSu not too struusD
urge upon tn, legislature ,nr rtN'
cation of both these amendments rs,
| ,au NOT Keep uUr place among .u'
| progressive states of fhu union 900.
reject them Indeed. 500 shall n, no .
very small minority 90 49,, do r,''e
/ then.
/ MAJ . not ir CLOSING express .H'
/ satisfaction I feel boz Ola. know i.Is'
! that when ! lay down t1g duties "'
governor . shall leaF, them lu th'
/ hands of senator Fielder. "a man d"
proved character. capacity td'. .t
sud devotion tu tnr publ. service"
man OF type geo which OBJ" p'"ri" q"
tn, state desire their puul. mon u
conform. took back with tht great
est admiration Go thai Nue group 3D.
men boo the houses who's" names HI
Nat. state SHOWS and hulur. "h" fr
th. pace lu the days whom The stat
,.as boo Doe redeemed ~ Is men Ih
Itne.e who have rendered One UuI
lsl,s aud reforms of t1s Tact U.s.
wears roFsilIu. if |s wff 'It, ines
,no win carry Thorn forward. ana ln
people of do, s'.tc NiI sustain iH"u
9hes HIi sustain uu others Woo 'r
Mid, tHc individuals .r tlc Wfi
{ groups tnlt turn away from ono
ulth' tn, futur. I- ..t. lIns" "H
I.rrlr. and Wup y.rfl without s'.i'
or selfish purpose s. fr'. prUH."
, come tu know boz uNu mind Hi" .
uHu q lends.