The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-27

eounend bv = mntlon W Mr. Holt in
niucfInk the CLERK 10 strike a. which
carried ~ the anne vote
u was a. this point IN the pro-
ccedines thar enato nnrth said;
x hare afcn nieny petraees IN
this acnaffi senators thrown out
81 This body after they had been
elected BY ihe people. have
seen similar oulraRes IN the
house and today W r Witness
Ink another Outrage M We are
being subjected 10 another inNisr
nty. Mr. President. under the
mos, liberal libel law 1 could be
sent TO JAN fos shat think 81
this scnate."
Ms. CHAMPION: 'Thc constitution
specifically excmpts members Of the
legislature. Let the gentleman say
what he thinkar
AR. Barth; win not say what
think. u might precipitaae a riot.
The final vote IN the senate on the
salary veto was a. fellows.
no sustain the eovcrnor' sveto. and
against the passage Of the bill. sem
ators Alldredge. Barth. Doepp.
Hinklc. Mabry and Walton. Demo
crats-e; Senator Evans recording
himself as desiring 90 vote with them.
To override the veto ana pass the
bill: Messrs. Abeytn. Bowman. Burns.
Clark. Champion. Oaliegos. HART,
Holt. Ilfeld. LnuRhrcn. Miera. Savar-
~. PAGE, Pankey Romero sulzer Re
pullicans-fG. Abqent. Mccoy.
Tic Buu IN the House.
Ia HHa Auaau. Hk. HNa LNNf
uas "a 10 "A. a strict party vote. with
one Democrat. Mr.. Swan. absent. The
debate was opened By judge Hewitt
Herald yesterday; that the governor
clearly had sided with the ~xpaye
Judge Hewitt said.
~ must be apparent TO an that
the governor has taken the side Of
The taxpayer In this question:"
Here Judge Main interrupted by
moving the preyiou squestion. Mr..
Ryan made the point Of order that
Judge Hewitt wuH speaking " a mo-
ton. slenker Romero sustained
Ryan. and Judge Hewitt continued:
Il repeat that Il must be apparent
I oail thai the governor has taken
the side ~ n taxpayer. but / know
thnt this consideration will fall 10 the
ground a. far as the majority OF this
house Is concerned. I know that any
question Of right and justice viii not
be considered. ] know hat the steam
r0lier VIII pass over all or us on this
side of the house. ! know that dis
cuasion u absolutely useless. but
wanted 90 make IL q matter Of rec
ora that I believe the governor II abb
aolutely right"
The roll was then called. In ex-
planning his vote MI. Dow said.
You nave made a political ques-
ton OF this salary bill. You expect
% pass Il over the governor veto by
h use Of the team roller, well
CREASED. The governor is standing
for the taxpayer. You have taken
away from him the appointiye pow
crs that all other governors have.
With the object Of building up a po-
lltical machine. such methods will
meet with the favor Of Republican
office holders and politicians. but
they viii fail with a dun thud among
the taxpayers and the toilers. The
noise OF the steam roller sounds good
80 me. and ! believe also to the
people Of the state. because they are
awakening. u " a prelude TO the fa!l
81 the Republican party"
Judge Mann. For the third or
fourth time the governor Of this state
has put himself against a twO-thirds
majority In the legislature aud
AGAINST an overwhelming majority OF
the people. He now sends ~ this
nimsy eNcuse that the veto OF this
salary bIll Is demanded by the inter
eHis 81 the Taxpayers. DO the gem
aemen on the minority side Of this
house remember that twice since his
election the governor has been turned
down by the people OF The state Z?
% the next time we get a chance
al him and his party they will think