Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-28

abused or spoken single M AS
ant word regarding any Of thcfno-
cratic candidates. The elect IN
wolves fundamental princiJ OF
government as advocated byf re-
snectye parties and men mel
dental The relations exist be-
tween the campaign managehl OF
the two parties, as well as n par
Z, leaders, has, as ! had that heeh
very cordial and slngularlyee from
any irritations On the fsion OF
MI. A. A. Jones address ere we
dismissed a republican Fihs anu
advised all the republica 40 attend
the Jones meeting and 0ne nieusef
audience present at hee'ihs
more than 40 per ccnts'e repup''-
cans.
The democratic 'iii''ee mas
caused a wide dlstriro" VI we
Evening Herald ccntfns an "''ash
- ,ho ,enuhlicnn capaign commit
tee with the scarche ""''' ~ II
says in part.
The undergrouf SyA'e'ii Vi 'ne
republican machno' s'''''e 'o''s
NJ aro bo,,bought in Albu-
- ,r,a a,ls of the machine
''sa IN, th.m ,inot say. I'm give
YOU $500 for vi vote on iuesu'S'
They say. Wc'fp"' ~" :" 80
", WI Nv" WI. ~,as lfere's $500. BE at
w., ne ,ois ear,,. Id stay all day
~, ,.,,, ..sta orker IL the law
...a'nn ,orr, r the bought voter.
',,e''' ,,a,a,,.t Is false and without
,..iaa,,tan was known to be false
'..,,a, n,a1o Z object was to distract
attention I'm its own '''npaisi'
49,. prejudice the voters
-, u,fepublican ticket. II is a .
90, thief II is a brazen eff /
S,s, - ,nidate republican voters,
'' It'll, hose actively participating !
in the capaign.
The publican management has !
.., n,,lt any vote or offered to buy /
any. iaas not employed any work
srs Offered to employ any. none
~ IN, assisting the republican man
,gem has bought any votes. or Of I
reraao buy any: neither have they /
.mpyed any workers, or offered to
.mry any
- republican committee will pay
ward Of 500 to the democratic
.,mittce for each instance of vote I
F., ing or offering to buy vote, or
hiring of workers or the offering
hire workers by the committee Of
y OF its members or any Of those
lubncans assisting the committee
the campaign. and challenges the
committee to make good
charge.
In tomorrow's issue of this paper
n appear sworn statement of the
asurer Of our committee, showing
receipts and from whom received,
the disbursements, and to whom
i for what purpose made, and
allenge the democratic committee
make a similar showing. Our state
mi will show less than $4,000 in 4
,eipts and all dsbursed except a
all amount less than $1,000. The
nsurer could not he reached last
Int, or the statement would appear
rewith.
A. day or two after the democratic
INVENTION | was in town and met
r Louis McRae, who had been
AMMAN FOR some time, and asked
m If he was reelected and he said
at no election had been made, but
)uld be made in a few days. | told
m that | would like to take up with
loever might be elected, matters re-
rdlng the conduct of the campaign,
)ecially with reference TO the use
money and the employment OF
lkers, and Mr.. McRae so advised
=. simms, the new chairman. The
liter was taken up between Mr..
INNS and myself and ! stated to ,,
q that we were ready to enter into
agreement regarding the use OF
ney in the election and hoped that
was in like position. Mr.. Simms
Used me that he was in favor OF ;
ng so. but would have to take 1t
with his committee. which he ala
/ later advised that the committee
| rejected the proposal. My pro-
al was in good faith, it was in
ded to and would bind not only !
committee, but all republicans (
ively assisting the committee. The
{ would have been of such nature
to preclude its violation. .
ir simms was elected chairman OF I
democratic committee to pacify
element opposed to those who
lly control the party and 1t was
intended that he should have a
at deal to do with the active man
ment of the campaign. Shortly
r the organization. Mr.. Simms,
b Mr.. Goodell, the treasurer OF
committee, made "a canvass
ing democrats for contributions to /
r the expense of their campaign c
y secured about $4,000 during {
first few days they were out, most a
which was in small contributions. d
5 very singular, and the reader VIII l.
Use keep it in mind, that TINS com /
tee failed to obtain any contrlpu-
& from a majority of the deplo- |
lie officehoders and from those y
, did contribute, insignificant a
,unts. Mr.. Goodell. the treasurer \
ressed himself as unable to ac-
nj for the failure of the office n
lers to contribute. The reason that Y
z did not contribute was that their #
tributions We're to go elsewhere. 9
ct us look at the democratic side I
democratic party in this county 9
controlled by four leaders and Il
IN or more satellites, who dictate !,
It's conventions, name its candl- n
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