The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

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tiun. We fcrNcntly thank God tina
wc have had the president clear
mind. uufaltorinp courage and great
heart tu guide uur country through
this crisis uf PERI and danger Oui
ut him has been aud is groH;
VIII 10, greater. There should
not u, a change uf She national pd-
miuistritiun at "a time oi such -u
n''ius stress.
"iu he, International tn" We st,-
chcally approve ana applaud the FOL
TOW ing achievements Of u presi-
cent
"l iiis success in guarding th'
honor and just interests of America
ioforc tho world IN the face of seem
ingly insuperabir ubstarlcs. az tie
,aInc time Keeping his cuuitry "ui oi
the European war and thus iuHutinE
tho prosperity aud %securi, ui IA
I"uplc OF the United states.
"2. His victory. won by courage.
patience aud sklll m negotiations,
whereby he has forced the helliprr-
outs of Europe To- acknowledge "a
rights Of Americans aud 'll other
. cutrals. and t. admit the 'alidit, tt
,ntci national law even amtd tho 'rsN
81 destruction that appols the world.
".. His wiSo foresight and patri-
utic t,ui~c toward our dis ractcd sis-
ter iorutlic OF Mexico, tusing To-
plar, ~, mark of American app.uNai
upuu ~tgca,hcIy and assassin" ton ~
the rtttg uition OF HucrtU. he nus
heit s'"adfastlN To the Democrat
du,iiiu" hat the people of all nations
Pa,y 90. iuheren, right go settle
t~hcune',cs their internal p!unicud, 90
gu>,inment and economies in their
avn way.
"a ms maintenance uf IN. Mon
r,. d,,t,ip, ana nt , ,ons,st.nt pol
Ia, ,f t,i, dealing vttb an our sister
| republics 1T the Western hemi,ph"r
thuS substituting "A feeling of trust
aud confidence ~ the Unyed state
among th. Pan-American countrios
Among the splendid achicN cmou'-
len IN. domestic field brought about
~ the Democratic congress under he
inspiration and guidance OK President
Woodrow Wilson we mention witt
especial pride and qualification
First The practical and efnoic'.
action which. through d"dicatins
America To- the cause OF prtc" ai.d
pledginE Americans to mover under
take q war ~ aggression. NOW assures
without the burdens ct milItarism ui
compulsory military service Imm-di-
ate expansion of the arm. and uu'
To- pru,id, adequate means of mill
tarS defense agdinst aggression
second The cmancipauon of tho
/ Industrial and commercial Interests
of our country from yolfsh domino
tion by special interests through a."
enactment of the federal reserve act
tins heneiicrnt law forever frees IN.
nation from TN" dahsers "i hn"h''"
panic ana establishes permanently q
Democracy OF credit
Third Tho firm aud uncompID-
missing opposition to privilege ana
lfuyurtism IN our tar.n system which
led Go thc substitution of IN" Dnh"t.
wood tafiu act tor m, unjust aud bur
{, deusnma Pa, Aidrieh 49,. ani
which caused the enartmcut of tia
iucomo tax Raw which shifts tho bur
1 den ct taxation from those least able
ltp bear Il tu those best unl. Co pa,
Fourth Tho prompt action 30
meeting aII just demands of labor 81.
long ignored b., the Republican ptrts
land ny legal enactment forever
ESTABLISHING the pr.u,ipl. mat human
labor b. u.l "a commodity.
"ituh The creation ui "a federal
trade commission. thereby pIuN,dlus
% governmental agency Tor lhN'eil-
sDtinB and promoting "ur broad an
'~Npanding 'umm"roihl relations
We particularly iudurs" ana rec
"Wm"hd "afl} las-"t" "i th' follow
ins measures
The shin purchase nlll. which o-
i,r- IA. ouI, practical plan iu, ,rc-
tuiug quickly 900 American merchant
marine for the carriage of IA, product
lof American farms and iudustli,s t|
the waiting markets ot the world.
The non-partiSan mriu comm
sion bill tu provide means of cou-
serving American interests hgiIasi
any emergency which MAY follow ia,
clos. ot the European Nar.
The rural credits hilI. which WI
~culargc the market tor tho sound Soc
ruriti,s a. the farms ot Our cuuniry
aud enable tae farmers &C. obtain
credit ON iair and reasonable t.tmt.
Tho Democratic party has caru Il
tn. continued confidence Of the
american people hecaus. at it, policy