The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-18

To- this convention the mans Of its
favorite son N I'm this connection.
gentlemen OF the convention. as II
has oeen said from this rial form
many times during his day the De-
mocracy of New Mexico has met UNI
der most suspicious circumstances.
our national leaders W. years axe
made pledges and promises to the
people Of this great nation and these
pledges and promises To the people
OF this great nation have beer faith
fully M diligently and honestly full
hllcd. In the first state convention
of the state of New Mexico. the DEM
ocratic party ~ New Mexico made
pledges and promises to the people OF
this great state and under the able.
skilful and honest leadership of that
grcat governor, Governor Mcdonald
these pledges aud these promises
madc by the Democratic party OF this
state have been honestly ard on
aciontiously fulnllcd In so far as they
could be and could have been mlnlled
with the plunderburd legislature OF
the cd time Republican party OF his
state.
In contrast To- this. gentlemen Of
this convention. behold the Ropubh-
can plunderbund today without lead
crs, without issues. The only issue
presented before the people Of this
state today IL as to whether tho
sacred Bun from the state OF Penn
sylvania Is to rave the nomination on
the Republican ticket. or as To whetb-
or Don Elfego Is going to have H. l
could speak here Tor hours. gentle-
mon. out YOU have heard speeches
during the day. when I went homo
this evening To my upper ! picked
up on my table the New Mexican OF
saturday. the Republican paper pub
Iishcd In the city OF Santa Fe. don't
want to tire YOU. but the Shades OF
Max Frost" think OF Il, gentlemen q
the Democratic convention. The cdi-
torial writer pays respects 10 the Re-
publican party and h Republican
leadership of the state of New Mex
lco In such apt terms that ] am COINS
to adopt h language used by thi'
editorial writer. The shades Of MAJ
F.osi" for us. the old timers tina
knew him and knew him well, and
want the Republicans within TN
sound of my voice 10 hear What tina
Republican editorial writer SAYS rel
ativ. 10 the Republican party IN New
AItNANMa We AfANA'A 80
her. know them and nave SnowI
them and every word that this Re
publican says relative TO the Repun
lican party In New Mexico. We. OLE
timers. Second the motion. Here
what he says:
SIR. Marion here quoted an editor
iai upon the Republican state organ
,zation from the New Mexican; whic
IL one OF the most terrible aTralgn
monts ever written Of political cor
tuption.
He continued;
Gentlemen, Of the convention. "
thought two years * IN our mrs
state convention that a great wor
was before the Democratic party Z
this state. There was a great wor
laid "a for us. We entered upo
that work. We did Il In part, b.
this campaiEn. gentlemen OF IN
convention. IL even al taore and moi
nscaucn Of more importance tina
the campaign than we entered upo
two years ago. There is a legislator
gentlemen 81 his convention. to !
elected In this campaign. n Ne mu
say to the people OF his great sta
that that Legislature must be a DEM
cratic legislature that Will go TO Sal
"a Fe 10 uphold the arms OF our gre.
governor IN the enactment as ] "a
of measures for the benefit 81 n
common people 81 this state. ! ha'
known our candidate for corporate
commissioner. aud besides him. &c
tiemen OF this convention. the peop