Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-01


wise trade PASSING through the eanal
.eV allen fa,,tr- te-tslatiou forbid
ainq tba nso M IVA Panama canal
hv ships oupn, II controlled b. rail
road curriers' ,ngappd I'm Transports
Non connective. vim me canal
.vhe urnuor.nls of The repeal all
f.rst ,,ih r,t ..,o.. bal tban dfscre-
liop aaeartnd that tha .ul9uk was IN
serrel IL thn uLlfform .urrepfitiouslv
and without auv consideration. TncI
.nptb 4 tbc loIs miami v9e fptro-
du.nd In the. uenlI uea,. and was fully
.fiso1gsgd moi o1Tg discussed bu,
o,oond,d ana .oraad to ion tt. .nraaept
farm A.. tbe ruu .sotupittoo. ami then
IN tha o.boic rorynntiou
IVA w.pt 4, tba n,ofla an That
nlotforro nort,tning an. free tolis
.nIon1 bnalrd lv president wilson
bitnsoIf DO Inn indar.ed IA .taedius
np a No .anpaaled IA tbn ,,tars az rho
Iand for fbeir eunport AMI they ~.
snnn,lnd ~ orr tare,lnnfan err far
ran enablsd us ~ s,vnon mo IAN
from son to sea- b, amazing maioriuee
I'm the electoral College And now If
Id nronoaed that We rownrl theu.
raiih In ms bv repudiatinp ono of me
rlanIss AZ man pIitfor,n refuse ab-
's,IufoIy. a. Nv i marty N an, stlcb uar-
r,.rn,,ucc
w ,nos, eerpostr, doeiro ne,es
with AN nations. we win Inv paaco
from none I'm me mamor,bIa word
or tho inn,ortat f,fupl-pot ttittnpe
~ dnfanse h,t not nn, on1t fnr INK .
Mo
pronosjtior +. IJumiIi,tipo
"Nye aro asked a. erant to Great
Britain. whom we defied and de-
foated In our infancy. ana whom we
idefied aealn ana defeated again In our
early youth. IN M war M 1872
properly called our second war "a
mGopendoncc'- concessions grounded
IN Injustice and humnntug in charac-
.t,r-- claims for which conditions had
been abandoned by Great Britain viz
On senator EMU Root made speet h
uphol ling the contentious Of that
foreign power
owe want war with no nation, but
rather than surrender our right 10 our
complete sovereignty over every
square foot of our globe-cncrcling doc
main, We viii cheerlully and tourag-
cously face o. world in arms.
The amazing request of the presi-
dent for the repeal like the peace of
| God, pnsseth all understanding. II he
has any reasons which are not utterly
Iuutenabie ana Whleh lmpelled nm 20
make me request ne mas not voHeh-
saicd them To us as q hoiy or so lar
as am informed To any member OF
the house. IT ne has adequate rea-
SONS ana would nor deem IL prudent
ic ma ke ihem known To inc world az
lar@e' b" coulu nave commumtaled
lhcm 70 US ln scorel session WIN all
( quo delefence no the president IL
seems TO me thdl we are emitted 10
ul"ae reasons n'loi' h"lIlhg % demo-
'laI' platform
PRESIDENTS contention
IN ms message one reason ASSIGN
cd by the president was IN these
words:
That exemption constitutes o mis-
taken economl, policy from every
point Of View
"lt 1t is g mistaken economic policy,
was not q a mistaken economic policy
during the campaign of 1912. when
we an, under the head of the prcsi-
dent himself endorsed it "a part OF
the democratic creed ON which We APP
poalod for yotos' II so, why did the
president endorse it then? 1t cannot
De that 4 proposition which was GOO /
before the election can be SO aWfuly
bad after the election.
But il is NOT "a mistaken economic
poHcv If IA. Is not our policy from
mo VERY beeinninp Of shutting Am for
einn shfps ont Of nur cOastwise trade