Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
TARIFF FORMS
PRINCIPAL TOPIC
FOR REPUBLICANS
G. 0. P. Leaders Tell Of Hard
Times Under Wilson Al
minisiration Nothing Said
About Legislative Ticket.

Lan,hazing the democratic parn
for the enactment Of the IncerNooa-
simmons tariff law. declaring that The
business Of the country IL paraiszed
on account u that Law. pledglng her
loyalty % q reunited county republican
party and predicting victory for The
republican ticket in county. state and
nation. leaders Of the Grand Old Party
he'd a meeting last night a repuoii-
can headquarters a. 3o7 Gold avenue.
The meeting was we'll attended. arc
Il was evident from the beginning that
quite number Of those present ex-
pected something 10 happen There
had been rumors that the meeting
would result in an announcement OF
just what candidates for the legisla-
ture the Bernalillo county republicans
are expected 10 support IN The APP
preaching campaign II was plain 10
he seen that 0 considerable number OF
republicans present a. the meetine
were there for the purpose Of ascer-
taing just where they were at and
that the sprinkling o. democrats IN
the hall were there 10 find ouf whether
or NOT the republicans have really got
ten together. and II 80. just how close
together they are.
Disappointment Prevails
Disappointment awaited those who
expected any definite announcement
TO be made al last nights meeting. The
nearest approach 10 q declaration on
the county ticker that was made was
when Frank 4. Hubbell. in addressing
the meeting. referred TO what might
be expected Of Judge Mann after his
election 10 the legislature. Perhaps
the most sensational feature Of the
meeting was that Modesto c. Ortiz
sat throughout the proceedings and.
although called upon. declined 10
make a speech
There was q well defined report ear
~ in the evening that the republican
factions had gotten together and had
agreed upon q legislative ticket con-
sistIng OF Judge r. A. Mann, Nestor
MOntoya and Modesto c. Ortiz. No
responsible person could be found last
night 10 verify this report. When in
terrogated on the subject. Judge Mann
declined 70 state who his running
mates en- the. republican ticket are. and
stated that il Is by no means certain
that ne himself will run.
swat the Tariff BilI.-
Swat the tariff bssi'' seemed to be
he keynote 81 the proceedings last
right Chairman W. H. CLEARWATER
r. opening the meeting, emphasized
he necessity Of all good republicans
iticklns together and declared that the
.ampaign this year would have big
fleet upon the national election two
ears from now. At the conclusion of /
his remarks he called upon John W. |
who made stirring address.
emphasizing the necessity of all re-
'ublicans supporting the ticket this
ear.
Mr.. Wilson's speech was the OPEN /
ng Of the floodgates Of oratory. Fol- |
owing him, P. HanIey, q. sandoval. |
Judge K. A. Mann. l. Pine, Frank a. /
iubbeli Sheriff Jesus Romero. A. j. |
Volford. of Hillsboro; c. L. Bernd- |
ton, +. Z. Schwentker, II. b. Riehl (
md City Clerk Thomas Hughes made |
Iddressts Each of the speakers con- I
ined himself to a discussion of ma I
ional issues and each took a highly /
optimistic view Of the present politi- +
al situation. Applause was liberal. +
md the few democrats in the audi t
nee came In for some good natured I
kidding"
Chairman CLEARWATER brought the /
ally TO close with a strong speech
m the necessity for UNFOLDING party 4
principles in the present campaign. 1
md announced that another meeting 1
would be held in the republican head
quarters next Friday evening.