The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-25

justice upon the NildF OF lNiAfl'AA ~
pedicncy. Those men up at santa re
the Republican majority-did this
d~isgracelui thing anu oe IL said To
the lasting disgrace of the state mat
while there are thirty legislatures IN
session throughout the United states,
Il was the Republican majority in tue
New Mexico legislature which brought
about uiis shame ON New Mexico. The
legislature OF no other state has oc-
cupied Itself with such d~isgraceful
scenes and sucl outrageous violations
Of their o7ths ana duties as has this
legislature.
BE Il said 20 the credit OF the RE-
publican mujoriiy-and there are "a
great many good fellows among the
Republicans. upright. honest, decent
men. who. driven by the bosses oi
their party. ana being inexperienced
In the legislature, followed he lead OF
interruptions bosscs-that there b. no
Republican who took part In this ou'-
rage M h. Dragging about IL; there
Is not u Republican iu the safe with
any deccncy left ln him who Is not
really ashamed OF these acts.
But q ,ery once In a while you near
of "a Republican trying TO excuse him
self by talking about the evidence Do
these cases The Republican major
ity does not know the evidence IN the
cases; they did not want To know the
evidence IN the cases. OF ~ any OF
then. Tho contests we're not decide"
on the evidence. Immediately atier
the results Of tho last election "eE"
known the bosses began 10 plan Tor a
tVo-tnirds majority. and "hy do thes
want "a two-thirds majority because
a two-thirds majority. particularly Ut
il is a self-mudc two-thirds majority
is more apt TO respond to the lash OF
the party bosses.
These acts are indcf,n-iblc and th-
,Ncu.abI.. but the morning p1p"r t'lls
AS that the means are lusiihcd b} lN.
ends eourht NoW wnut iE the emo
th,s, men seek I MI tell YOU
They want go take from the governor
of tho state OF Sew SieNirn uc power
rty,u Co him by the people of lhle
state The. have already ahullshr"
tho stat, board - equalization. lh',
have already abolished the
pol,gp. THE. have ulrctuy Hn"'i-h'n
the bureau uI immigration % I"" u
on tbt rrorIam go ttkv every if-
r,Inti,c office from th, governor. Hhn
Inc bilI. ar, all prepared and 100 s".l'
instances introduced. which pt"'l"'
FOR taking from the hands of On" gov
,ruor the travelling auditor the h-
. ,r.r.,n of the state library, th" stat,
engineer. the game warden ana
have M doubt tina, Do tines h"' '"'
power To- dc su they would 'h"'Is"
the governor Office.
These iutolsraut bosses have mo- use
for 90 man like Governor
inc best roycruD~ the stat" ever mao
because me differs with tn"m % O''
| caus. hc will not do b l"'' '
MIN tn do. Mcdonald o. the most
cautbIc. efficient and honest HpN'ih",
hat Now Mexico hats ever had anu
the bo~scs have no use for MIN W."
bod, In the -ruut, Whenever % man '''
t.ts word which dinDtF ii'U iN'
,,Iri,p held 49, the hosses be- l- %
vlud iaumel. but when hc .'n''
r.ady onr Goo the bosses ANA t"I+''@
me Interests of the pc'rl" ana N''. ''
the opinions of the sp'.l"'
ne b. iI orator
Fellow ..tIlru- this splendid re0'i'
f.,u to Rafael Garcia is % M""u''
testimonial Goo tine appreciation, 'i '"
..uuuuI. 100 least. ui Rafael ''''.'
ana being 3. 9 1m 90 lover u' ih' 'I'h
ions DOL. th, people. auI F""Hlns OBJ
| al. t., r|u.Ifu., uf tHo people, N"niH
nan. mo- greater ambition ~ n"Ht ''
rl.f. could l, received as E'i''
g.r.., nl. boon received to-day ina
a.. have in, majority throw me ""' ''