Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
NEW DEAL URGED ny
NEW YORK CONVENTION

New York Sept a. The STATE
convention of the Republican party
went on record last night In tho
strongcat terms for the revolutioniz-
ine of tho national party machinery.
iavoring chiefly greater latitude for
stnteu in choosing Delegates ~ mo
national convention, with the party
strength ia each state as the BASH
of representation.
The platform adopted openH Win n
plank against The recall OF judges ID
judicial decisions. It savs.
The Republican party condemns am
propoeals to intlmldatc Judees in the
DISCHARGE ~ their duty by threats of
% recall in ease OF an unpopular de-
cison and an proposals DO nulNfy the
decisions of the courts at the Wll of
the temporary authority through tho
recall of decisions"
state issues are dealt With at length.
and Ia this connection the platform
says:
"The coming election VIII have a
special significance because tEc cleo
tion of the Republican candidates now
presented offers the mCans-nnd thd
only means-for the people 0f the
state to repel and reject che mailgn
control of Tammauy hull over the
politics ana government OF the state
ana over the highest judicial tribunal
of the state. Tsmmany is no longer
n local issue. GO erasps ihe state"
Charges of "Waste lncnicicncy and
corruption" also are made against the
Democratic state admiuistratinn.
Reverting to national issues faith
is ronnlrmed ln the Republican
principles of protection 90 American
wcrkingmcn, American Industries and
the American farmer Relief IS ex-
pressed thnt Democratic nrin rec
forms WiU prove % failure Resard-
ing currency legislation the platform
adds,
eve donounce the Democratic
banainR and currency bil as menace
ing the business interests of thc coun-
trs and aa lnimicni Go tho Interests of
the whole people because n rests up-
uu and cmbodies three .also pr,n-
c.plcs
!. That the Interests of tho owners
aud mauagers OF banks and those of
business men and the public generally
terests are Identical
e. That paper money should le is-
sued by the government Hnd should
involve iho so,crnmont'H credit This
is uus0uud uuscigniIhc and con.
drmned hy experience. 70 is bot q
short stem from ihis go srccuhacklsm.
2 lhut thc control and Rdmins-
irsuon of thc hauks should be taken
u lars, part from those who haVe es-
tuhlithe1 aud owned thom nnd lodged
in ID board ol political appoiutees
This ls utw radicnl and most dam
gorous departure from American
practice % is mwsc aH % is unnpc'
essar,. Government supervision and
inauectou of national hanks huvo
boon highly successful ior halls "a con-
tury and have afforded ample pfolee-
uon to the public Interests
should his hill 1o enacted into RN
ln iis present form o. would bc easily
possible for tho people to lose am thni
lhcy saned by tho VNoos of imitation
measures hv President Grant n 1873,
hv President Hayes in 1873 and hY
rhe successful nghi AGAINST the conn
uuisnry purchase of silver, lea nf
President Cleveland ln 1898 and bs
the victory on President Mckinley ON
"a eald standard platform lu isah. rho
powerful support of william icnningf
ulVan has been SECURED for this pend
ing bul by the surrender ln form o'
in fact. 0i lhc sound money principle.
Tor which presidents Grant hayes.
cleveland and Mcklnley sipod ana 10