The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-23

NfA""N INV NNNA'NHHLNE ~ ~ NNNNN \
ana tha. ever, Thought and impulse |
~ phase 20 our state life should be
represented on our ticket and In the
administration Of our enairs. u that!
a. far as possible. We should divide
state office equally between the twoI
peoples. always cndeavorine 10 har-l
monte their interests and TO make
them 49, one.
Third. The party platforms next
year are more important han ever.
The people are entitled to know for
what mCasGTsa and what character oil
administration they are voting. Nhen
they vote Tor a man. II is their priv
ileec to believe that the platform Is
the statement 81 principles for which
this man stands. the performance of
which promise they MAJ reasonable
expect if our candidates are elected
Our people want better schools aud
more industrial training. They want
the earning power of tho people in
creased. They hope to see better
homes; thcY want more farm demcu-
strator- and an increase Of production
from our ieids. They desire 10 see
our resources developed, our railroads
extended. our timber Manufactured.
our mines opened. our waters stored
aud our rivers diverted upon lands
that are now unproductiye. They want
taN laws hat viii WORK So tha the
burden OF government shall rest equal
~ upon ala and thar the dollar of the
poor man and the rich man alike will
contribute To- the support of the state.
| There is "a nov era uf growth begin
ming ia New Mexico. and our people
will give success next year 90 the Re-
| FafHnNNlsNH urfa and H. TunIFNnH.. o.
We can make them understand and
really believe that our party is tuday
as d has heretofore been. the greatest
organization ior constructive lngiSla-.
ton tina. the world mas ever kaowu.
We are entitled Co that claim. our
record In state after state ~ well ~ in
the nation sustains ana supports it.
And our nominees must De men of
such character aud ~ stirh records aa
will make 10 possible Tor us Go come
before the people Nth an aggressive
campaign for development and
growth. II Is no time for a defensive
campaign The acts uf the hast legis-
lature SO for as 30 went were good ON
the whole. \ year Of growth has de-
velopcd more needs. ana another year
will point out increased demand FOR
wisdom IN our counscls.
Il believe that the Republican marty
when IL assemblies ln lts convention
next year. viii through it's delegates.
prumulgato b. program ton construct
i've work that Will appeal 10 the good
sense and sound Judgment COZ our pco-
pie. and thar 50 viii place boo nomiuu-
ton q ticket MADE up o. men ct char
actcr. standing and abii:ty whose NOM
nation will De an assurance of good
faith ON our part. to the voters. and
whose election VIII DE In absolute
guarantee 10 the people OF the hou-
esty. intelligent and efficient manage
Wcnt OF the public Affairs ut uur state
~ We do hat We will win. u We
don't we have Only Co ColsI Ter what
happened 90 NJ before tu SuoW what
J WIN hnppen again.
The mon VINO viii make tho NOM
nations are tending their stores. TIL
ing theif fields. Watohiug their locks
and herjiug thrir cattle 40 this time
They are aot ihiuktGg much aaoIt
p%olitirs but the time ie 40 hand when
they sh0tnd ne-.. .hi.s. The slate
maker Is tpfs much len idcucc but
tho voter b.. after on the man who
rules the country ami 81 hc doesn't
wish iu be- deprived ~ bis privilege be-
should prepare uov 10 g,t With iuteI-
lisD.cc b vigoI % UttI" iit.r. An of
thi- tai, about urcp1rcuu.as Iu .uao
OF war Is trivial U its importance GONE
pared with prepare ness Zoo otHr u On
caucus. 90 convention 1ud ar election
War is "a vrrl retuuto fa, b.lIrv THE
election of lJtG BE- au absolute .er-
tllnty ana ca tine Wisdom OF our peu-
pie. the GOOD sruse ui pur .utci. dice
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