The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-26

also that beyond nii question this be-
a Ercut Democrat. year iu Sew
McSiDp and that with sustained 81
font ur thc part OF Democrats from
nov until November the part, viii
win o. victory which VIII zct a new
record In majorities IL promises 90
bc "a landslide
At santa Rosa this weck Mr Hlil
came Immediately after the Repubii-
can candidate fol congress M Her
ulndcl had appeared In cumpaign
We 90, informed o., a reliable CORE
s%pundcnt hat the Republican Candi-
date spoke io an audience OF exactly
nnccn people. who oxbih ed no spc-
.ial enthusiasm Indeed fifteen peo-
pie eau hardly bc expected To- cnthuso
Co an, marked degree The most re-
markable feature of the Republican
meeting however, WIS tho fact that
United states senator Thomas -.
Cntron was with Nj Hernandez and
that he also spok" Co the faithful ne
teen. and 90 fifteen only
Mr. r,trun used to Doe y sreat
drawing card IN political Dampaigns.
lie wal aud ~ "a forceful speaker and
an orator ON occasion H. probably
is as much of an orator now a. in
his younger days aud he haH the
added power ID dignlts OF he TINT
ed states senator. The fact is, the
people are not tired OF Mr.. Catron
So much as they are urrl OF the
thiuRs MIR Catron persists IN stand
ing for. the standpat dogma. the rule
II boss and ring the old sew Mex
leo gang system now thoroughly dis
credited and about { q he hnuns
crushed by the Democratic party
through the supper, and lacking oI
a united and thoroughly aroused
people.
As q climax to Mr Hirrs meeting
with more than 300 voters In the
same hall where Senator Catron had
spoken to The huccn. came the an
nounoement by George sonn and d
considerable number of well known
men whu have been stauncn Itepuhii.
cans that they desired To ally them
sclNc s with and work with the Dem
o%cratic party and for its sAitc and
legislative candidates. What Mr.
Scna has done openly a very larg,
number of Republicans are doini
quietly n N their own minds. They
are utterly weary of trying To get re.
suits from Republican g~ang-rule,
legislatures. They have determine,
once and FOR an tu have "a new dcal
! They realize hat under existing po'
litical conditions the only hope OF 2
satisfactory new deal lies In the Gle
ton OF Il Democratic majority To tn.
legislature who can be depended
upon 10 support the sane. reasonable
Just and husinesslik, policy Of GOV.
ernor william G. Mcdonald
AZ FOR tn CONGRESSMAN Mr.. Fer
gusson stan1s for the things TIM.
President Wilson stands for. Thin
he has shown throughout the pres.
cni congress. The people ~ Nev
Mexico are Tor President Wilson ans
his admmistrution more strongly nov
than they were two years ago. IL
this they are but in line with IA,
whole country They will send Mr.
Ferguson burk 90 cougress with az
Increased majority for tina u for n,
other reason and there are plenty oi
other reasons IN the congressman
record. with which the people ar,
familiar
As for air Hil. IN spite of the fact
that he does not cloim to carry ans
vote ir his pocket. either the yot,
of me railroad men ct any other
ciass he IL clearly making % force.
ful personal campaign which val
mean his election and he Is doins
splendid work for his marty. rh,
events In Guadalupe count, in which
he had an important part simpl,
point 60 the way the state is goin.
In No,e mber