El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
CANDIDATE RECORDS
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and Charles Springer. We are all
Americans. We know no racial dis
t~inction."
Referring to the tariff, Senator Fall
said:
I'VE propose TO raise revenue by
making the foreigner pay the tax
The Democratic party stands for tax
alton OF industry. The Republican
party stands for protection Of indus
try. The Democratic policy is to re-
duce the wages Of every man: The
Republican policy is to retain him as
a meat eater.
but here Of late even the Demo
Gratis have agreed that we need a pro
tectiye tariff. And having so agreed
they have argued themselves out OF
existence. They had no other policy
than the tariff. Therefore, what fur
Their use can we have for a Democratic
party? In fact, they haven't had
much of a policy OF any kind since |
quit them,p he said, smiling, and his
audience laughed.
Senator FAN then took up the state
campaign. 1--WE are going to elect a
Republican president he said, 1--WE
wan a Republican senate. We are
going to have a Republican house.
What we want is a senate that will
support the policies OF a Republican
president. II makes no difference to
the Republicans of the United States
whether the name of the Republican
senator from New Mexico is Thomas
b. Catron, or Frank Hubben, or Her
bert Reynolds. All they ask is a man
who can win.
A svllIalnousv Campaign
1--WE expect you Republicans this
year to redeem the state from the
present Democratic maladministra-
tion. We expect you to repudiate that
administration which was elected up
on fraudulent representations. In the
last campaign | and 0gher Republi-
cans undertook to conduct a gentle
manly campaign. We thought that
personalities should not enter into the
campaign. We submitted to having a
candidate abused in the most villain
ONo GYCI y Md86Q LII ANOW.
Mexico. This year 1t may be impossi-
BILE for me to make more than four or
five speeches IN the state, because Of
duties connected with the national
campaign, but l want 10 announce
that | will not conduct a gentlemanly
campaign this fall. II a Democrat
opens his head against a Republican
candidate | will play back at him. If
they accuse Holm o. Bursum Of irreg-
ularities and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. | will
read records against Democratic can
didates.'
Refuses 70 Defend
I'VE want every one of you" ON
tinued Senator Fall, ito 60 out from
this hall an evangelist, seeking votes;
a militant citizen prepared to de-
mand of the people of New Mexico
votes in the name of Americanism
and good government. If our friends
on the other side choose to cite the
record of any of otr candidates, very
we'll. But we will make no defensive
campaign. Let them take that and
understand it,"
Hughes, a protective tariff, pre-
paredness and the protection Of Am
erican citizens on land and sea, was
the Republican keynote this year.
Senator Fall declared:
81 came here without prejudice. and
without pledges. except one" he said.
Il have refused to take sides against
my colleague, Senator Catron. | am
pledged as far as n candidate is
concerned and ! am proud Of it,
with all due respect to his opponent
for the nomination. Bursum is the
man t o whom | am pledged, but 1
want to say that if you decide to turn
down Mr.. Bursum. your choice will
be my choice. Whoever you nomi-
nate will be my choice"
Expects 10000 Majority
Concluding, Senator Fall said:
"The Republican party expects 49,
600 majority at least from New Mex
leo, and | am going back to tell them
that you will deliver"