The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-22

"A NtW meAilhu, Nhh'l i' huFl
= ness men propose To- cooper
ate with local Republican, La an
snoT, to land thc coming Republican
state convention Tor the capital city
Under ordinary circumstances there
could be- no reasonable Objection to
this effort As a free agent, the
business community 81 santa Pc has
a right to g. after anything, from
a collection oil archaeological relies
10 "a political convention. and suc
coed IN the EFFORT nr Il can But this
Is "a case in which conditions make
the effort of our neighbor city. II
not an outrageous oncrunchmcnt
upon our rights. 81 least an unparal-
leled example Of nerve and an evil
dence OF utter lack ~ regard FOR the
liner feelings which should govern
under the existing conditions. We
are surprised az santa Re. We trust
that on second thought the citizens
OF that rapidly awakening community
will see this matter IN its right light.
that good judgment viii prevail and
that any effort To- take the IIepub-
lican state convention away from Al
buquerque will cease.
Albuquerque, az everyone In the
state who ~ at all Interested now
knows. has furnished to the Repub-
lean party three perfectly good can
didates. each sound OF wind ana 9th
erwise In good condition, ready to
make the race Each one Is an Al
erausrune man beyond rll question
of doubt This Is an opportunity Tor
Helectioniw hiah the %llepublican party.
has not had IN tho way Of congress
slonal nominees FOR many years past
In former years the state committees
OF hat party has POUND II necessary
to expend long and careful thought
and Effort. railroad fare and even
shoe leather IN finding the right can
didato. nd at the same une a eandi-
date who would take the position
In the last congressional campaign
u was necessary 90 bring In tears 10
the forces necessary 90 persuade a
membe OF the party "a take on the
Job.
This city. ready az always TO serve
the state, has come forward this year
with three candidates. not one 81
whom needs any urging They are
primed and ready. they may be said.
even, To- be strainine az the leash.
Al the perauading has been done In
advance MI. Rodey has been per
suaded ever since 1894, and the in
nuonces which caused him 90 defer
making the race at hat time have
been looming larger before him with
eaca passing year an abundant
reason why he should be n candidat"
nov Mr.. naca was reluctantly per
suaded 10 become "a candidate boy he
united Republicans OF Bernaliiio
county. upon the Joyous occasion Of
their reunion, several months ago
The local Republicans bringing about
the happy result without any outside
I'D whateyer-it heinr recalled that
M Andrews Is "a home man. Mr.
Andrews. ,yen, viii require no per
sundlng from his party as e whole,
due To the faet that Judge Mann.
James " Chayss and 100 other Of
his fellow Republicans. Including
both Amer "a and spa1ish-Ameri-
Gun members 81 the party, already
have done % thorough sob Of work
manlikc ~persuadiag
This fa,t alone-of three ready
persuaded candidates, Mr.. Rodey'
Mr. Baca nd MI Andrews-enutles
Albuquerque TO the ono Of enter
tainiug the parb In ita state conyen-
lion Il b. our due IN return Tor
services rendered. We have b. COM
inE.
There h. another phase Of Il which
We naturally would Spcct our ordi-
nnfiiy considerable fellow citizens in
Santa Re 10 keep Ia ar Not only
are these three Albuquerque men,
men in whom the community natur-
sliy has the pride OF home product,
bat they are breathing defiance, each
nt the other. AR aca has declared
nat h. would wear his tongue to
Tapier-nke keenness in the effort "a
defeat AT Andrews should he be-
nominated. Mr. Rodey his "a that
he never could bring himself 10 sup
port q man who 30 Eummed the cards
for him "a he charges AR. Andrews
dld la the historic convention OF 1905,
held in this city. Mr.. Andrews has
asid nothing. which IN Andrews IL
%equiyalent 10 throwing someone down
ata,t n plgip ~ Rny9ns that
,b1ai thhaAh o.