The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-09


interest," uf peace aud We cherish nb
pulley uf aggression. The 'uaintcn.
anyc Of our ideals - uut -urost pro.
lection r. ,- uui constant aim tp live
"a friendship with all nations ana T.
.rdli2' the aims ut q irr, governments
secure from the interruptions nl strife
aud IA" wastes uI war. o. is entirely
consistent with thvs" aims. and % ~
our duty t. make adequate provision
tor uII dci'us. and To- maintain the
efficiency ut oar army pns~ navy iud
TINS / favor.
No one could better express ,ho
Fundamental doctrine which uudcrlies
ouI national defense
"1ho-e then are hs principles
sound. Republican. aud patriotic.
q need not dwell upon his recent
career .... The great state of N"w
YORK. through the tps "t s'- governor.
ou"i- to the pcupl, aud th, parts. TO-
"a" voters 90 tn" PARTY uu. mot only
{" them. g. the great nation. her .pu.
her nubl"st ana her best
! uumlnut. a. % Republican ,lud
uHt" iOr ~" president ~ ga, lu.f'l
states hHrl". Evans tiutn..
IN" convention urult, into on uu.
roar Whiir the band played
tn oregon men girk"d up Thea,
standard aui began To- march HruHuu
'h' halt Th" hush'. m,u from
N'N lutk Joined Boz
Vermont delegate joined th. rre.
c-ssIuu
a man ou th" platform started
"Iiugh"s lIugh.~. Uuph,-. u, want
tiughc- ana th. "utnu. .I.'- .lught
the point and took up the -huu.
when the Noise htd been lu mI
sway twenty minute. chairman
hardiup tried to sa'cI 10 down. The
crowd replied with new "ncorug aud
'hv police wrr, directed to get IN,
delegates seated Nj Harding then
recognized Nicholas Murray Butler
nf \cW furk 20 nominal, EIihu Root
uudcr th" yield ut p.n," h> Arizona
pr Hutl"r- speech was pun'tuat-
"d with frequent applause.
l, Was Announced that Colonel
R"us.Nci would hr nominated IN the
! Republican, convention bN senator
Fan ui New Mexico. Socondins
speeches fur Root VIII nc made.
among uihcrs. bN \. NJ. stevenson
! colorado. T.. -. p'>'..S. Oklahoma
Edward kcu' uf Arizona.
In placing before the Republican
/ convention the nam, of l.lihu Root
4 u' New YORK ts presidential nominee.
. Nicholas Murrak Butlrr said m part
! To bee elected twenty ninth presi-
/ dent oi IA. United states. shall
uomiuai, hIm who uN common CON.
sent stand. with me foremost .tlt's.
/ men ut hi- time ~ thi- "r any rth"r
luud
After ouinnns What he said IN"
/ unrest. uncertainty aud LitNc ,uu-
yrtu Tor the morrow Nhich extended
t thruuuhuUi the country NJ Huiler
+ sand
W. a., gathered her. To- take the
/ nr-t step iu substituting for the ad
/ minI-tratIuu now IN puW'r q Erpuu.
tcau administration which shall
ptiug tu these people safety. pros.
! pority hipptuc~. lnd increasing self
I"spcct.
1T is nv privilege tu un"r you the
nam. Of = Npivhl Amor.,an. whose
| character abilities aud public service,
nuW Boa the ripe tgilu"-s ul their
power have brought htm came aud
.tiuctiuu such ~ fan tu tho lut ut
f.w men 10 q century
when the upruar had been going
IN ten minutes chairman harding
raped tor order ana almost got it
but scrcnming woman u the gal
i"ry aroused luuihcr uuthursl
When IA. woman gave signs Of
rtuppiug. Root man from Nrw york
chc.rcd hen ON Things finally
Iuuletrd down and when Arkansas WIS
called IN, state yielded to ohio ana
Governor Ntllis was recognized To-
place ~ domination Theodore T.
| uTtou.
| Governor Whitman and pr. Nut-
Ter he began. mot being able tu
lagrco ON tn" ownership oi this el,.
lphtut | claim INN tor ohio
| lic brought out the ltil, g.. -, T.,
toy elephant on wheels that had
made us appearance earlier IN IA,
session aud roilod u To- the front ui
the platform In th" middle of Gov
ornor Wills spc"ch the sun came
out Tor the FIRST time ~ four duys
llIc wns spoaking oi Repuhhran
raiiN with us fac, turned to the
future.
And ar an omen oi that. said h'