Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-10-08

country az "a ballast Under tie IN.
( ilnehee Of this duty of 81 per ton our
iluorhpar mines were rcopencd. from
~ 10 20 men were continuously en
pivfed In mining and from ten tn
twenty mule teums we're engaged IN
haullnK the product 10 the railroads.
"A invent any idea how many men
were required or how much coal WAS
consumed IN hauling this spnr from
the southwestern corner ~ our state
10 Pueblo, but / do know that every
man Who touched IL from the time the
iirsi hole was bored for blasting to
IN" Time II was unloaded al Pueblo,
u now out of employment, or working
shorter hours. because the Underwood
infiff blll--for which Nh. FERGUSON.
the tried, true and efficient demo-
cihtic representative. voted absolute
~ Killed the Industry Tho men are
gone, I don't know where. The mules
nave been shipped away. J don't know
Where The market created by this
industry for the beans. alfalfa and
the butter on my farm. has been cut
OF, and u has been cut of by the
vote Of the tried. true ana efficient
representative whose election you are
advocating IN spite VI his suhseryi-
enee Of democratic caucuses. / wish
YOU would point ont Ii single Indus
Try called into being in New Mexico.
az a result OF The passage Of the Tn
derwood bill You cannot do II.
wish you would produce single in
stance where work has been made
more abundant for men, or where
iaborer's pay check has been in
feased as q result of the passage OF
this measure for which your tried
true and efficient representative
voted. suppose you go down 10 the
shops Of the Santa Fc and make
search for new man. not taken to
feplace q man retired. 10 find man
promoted. to find . man whose pay
has been increased 10 find man who
has been working overtime since the
passage Of the Underwood bill II yoh
find single one yau will have some
thing tangible on which To base
claim for the deficiency" Of this
tried and true" old servant.
The fact is that of your three .nd
itctives, two were unwisely applied To
Mr. FERGUSON. .He has been tried"
but he has not been True neither
has he been efficient
/ used Mr.. Andrews record ms an
Illustration ~ efficiency I'm old age.
for he Is no longer Young man. No
one Is asked 10 vote for Mr. Herman
dez on the strength OF Mr. Andrews
record but submit that Mr. Herman
icz teven In his first year ana with I
Jut experienced can do no less than Mr.. +
FERGUSON has done. Any man can
follow the demands Of his party eau
us, There ~ no better standard by
which to measure the probabilities Of .
Ihis man than by measuring his party
ana his friends What republican /
has helped to do In adj
,,stari prosperity, another republic
49, ely to do--and will do. What T
VI chairman stands for in tho
~ public morals ana common de- T
'cnty viii be found TO be exemplified Z
'ery closely In the character of Her
iandez The Journal may be a little F
90 atiff-necked to admit II frankly
when 1t Is ashamed of It's course but /
q is too big paper to prostitute it's I
influence or 10 descend to petty prac- +
ices. If you believe in protective +
nriff, as you protest you do. you can't
believe IN the efficiency of MI Har- Z
'ey B. FERGUSON. for Mr. Ferguson T
itands for free trade or at most, a I
'cyenue tariff Mr.. Hernandez stands T
'or a protectYe tariff and for con-
itructive legislation. and the meas
ires and the policy are bigger than !
he man more important than any
nan. Yours very truly,
RALPH {. ELY, Chairman.