Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-11

q provisional president and az ie-
gally elected president
IA n matter OF fact this Chiacse
pagan, by his leading general won't
Through the streets of pckin and de-
liberateiy cut the heads off ~ the
rebel aympathlacrs Of pr, sun. an
educated and genuine republican who
b now an exile with "a price offered
for his head. TO tho disgrace and
shame 90 humanity not a protest was
made by our nation or any other
what wonder is 10 thet Mr. Wilson
and his Fldcs Achatcs should De
charged with Inconsistency and a
seeming Indifference GO tho welfare
og feeble ncighboring republic that
our strong nation may Erab more 81
her territory az result Of iutorvon-
ton ana war.
We will not stop 10 discuss the
merits Of dement's of the tariff bin
that with star chamber pertlnacity
was conceived IN ignorance and
brought form GA lnigmty. The logic
90 events Will prove ~ weaknesses
much better than dire predictions.
Another act that has "A distinct
| Organized flavor was the selection OF
his former editor OF the Commoncr,
Mr.. Richard MUtcalL as one Of the
civilian members OF the Panama ca
nal commission. Mr.. Mctoaif, being
thoroughly imbucd with the views Of
his chief, has already locked horns
with our distinguished engineor
| Colonel Gooth0is. as 10 the form OF
government 90 be established Ia the
/ Canal Zone This may lead 90 the
Withdrawal ln disgust az the one who
more than any other has carried on
the great work 20 "a successful con-
] clusiou a man whose opinions and
| advice above an others should bc
needed and followed az to the care
| and munaEcmcnt of this important
work and its defenses.
We will now pass To the last crown
ing farce of tho age. Again "thr
! mountain has laborcd and brought
forth mouse. The Glass owen
banking and currency hybrid. a bill
many of the provisions 81 which are
based on sectional differences while
Others are aimed az the bankers ana
were introduced hy politicians Ca
make political capital By its pro-
visions the unfortunate bankers who
are entering the system arc required
TO furnish the capitalization and dee
posits for twelve reserve banks and
are only allowed % minority voice iu
the management, that in effect de-
lprivcs them of any voice. They shell
Town but not control That is lett e.
the judgment and selection of 90
federal board without REGARD 90 bust
ness or banking experience. Tho biI
lcmpoWcrs tho board Co determine th,
rate 80 discount each week. tn h'
charged by each reserve bHuk fui
each class uf paper lu hort, th,
i lill ia pure political affair ana sub.
Sect with changing administrations O.
political influence, Brynulzcd tia
hlli % granting of discretionary au
tlority over the commercial finance.
0f the country hN politically up
. printed board with no personal rc
sponsihIlty. "a measure Cnutuuiu.
tho provision that tho Government
shall manufacture and distribute the
icoplCs money by tht issuance o
lnotcs on promises To- rnN and ohli
Eutcd for them for redemption fo
(which 10 holds mo- funds but with tn
understanding that they may Do
nien up by other promises Co pay
aud So on. ad iuliuitum.
This is propaganda begun VIII
Bryan. who maintained its mcritur
ious character ln hlH old familiar
style against the hlcst thought an'
experience of the whole world.
II De- "a mere protcnac for him nov
10 stand aloof ana allow. others &,
shoulder the credit and paternity o.
the bill ns un administration ar
caucus act IL bears mis- unmistnk
able carmarks and is Another aucmp
go Impose his system n sugar
4 coated form upon the country
u is 10 De hoped the good sense u
the senate viii come TO the rescue
oy amendments that viii compro.
/ Ecnd the issuance of circulating note
by the banks and not by the govern