The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-05
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THE REPUBLICANS assured the
good people OF th, state Of Sew
Mexico prior Co. the opening ~
the campaign that they would conduct
90 'EcnIcmauly nsht but Inserted
thc pruyi-o that u there was an, at
tempt It mud-siiueing ou the part Of
heir opponents they would take e
whlrl at this fsVoritc indoor sport ~
politicians themselves. Tho cam
paign opened and the Democrats went
about their business carrying on a
goutlcmanlV contest for the various
offices. But the Republicans unused
to conducting "a campaign e. that
kind and not being trained iu the par
ticular lines that are necessary TO
carry ON - coutcst void OF mud--i.ug-
iug. soon wandered afsr from their
text and commenced hcIpIng abuse
and opprohriou1 opithets ON tho OPP
position. They have not been content
80 connnc this ViIlifying 81 honorable
men 20 the candidates ON the state
ticket. but have gone So Ear as 90 ,N-
tend the scope Of their ycnomou- at
tacks to mcn-or tt least to % MAJ
Summers %Burkhart an honorable
citizen OF New Mexico. who Is not a.
candidate IN this election and Is uc,.
therefore. an issue IN this campaign.
They also have tried TO throw dust in
the eyes Of tn" voters and bocIuud he
real issue in other WAYS. notably hy
their attacks on Governor Mcdonald.
e candidate for Lieutenant governor
II the campaign the Republicans
are putting up IS then idea Of q .gcu-
tlcmauly campaign well and good
II thry believe they are hghting on the
square ts the people OF the state had
u riphr TO expect them To- do after
reading their advance notices. then
there is nothing On which 90 base q
case and convict them before she high
court -thc voters Of the state But
the voters are not going To be $50 easily
fooled and led ast51S. \ campai4n 90
mud--luglug. yit~uperltlon ana abuse
such t- being wagcd hy the I,cpHbI-
cams. VIII not bc looked upon t- a
r.utlcmlulv campaign ny the 'Io,-
tura,c or the state and they vui rcs-
i.t,r their solemn dlsnppro,aI Of such
q COURSE ol November e,
Tn voters aye able ,p discern bee.
tween right and wrong hSpocricy and
pIllr statements of facts q gentle
ulul- campaign aud ouc of Iaud-
.Iu-u- they are too wise 20 ue Jed
or after false ssucs and ne Ecpu'-
I.ars Will ana that the ,our-c they
rrc %pursuiuu VIII k4ck back a. them
ON election day
That tho Democrat Will sweep tho
date ncA' month BE- q fuicsorc con-
,lusiou. Tn ticket offered lc people
uy he Democracy Is a good, cloan %
mad, ap 81 men who - least ,u SOME
cases have been tr.rl and proved
tN,.r fitness % serve On" public. and
. other cases men who Whsle pct
uap5 no tried are |'horuurh's conn
u.tcut and possess the capabilities 90
servo she people Ncjl. rho Gcpubii-
t,Gc. lacks these necessary es-
..ut.als The people Of BernalI. %
county hrs, had sowr ~irsi-h1nded
experience with the -|c.a'nr.a' ciud
date and the record a. the gUp'rut |
candidate wcll known here
The late JOHN l. ingalls, made the
prediction some Years ago that "th' !
puriGsttion II politics b.. 'r .rr'd'-
dream lugaiI- however. H'"i
DO an age when there was more az
.a-. truth Included iu this axiom. Big
l4..uos.. winch nuur,~hcd and became
odd under the national aIministra-
ur of the Republicans and extended
r p|rruic.uu- acr.s.tI,. into the states
,p 90 10 that De men who were placed
% office we're 's.ah That I that
.u,y would serve their master h-
a- vol aaI fa.tutu.lt Hn'
limos have changed. Tine voters e.
OPT. ia discerning ,ut. Tho publication
i politics be- 40 longer tu '.rr dcs'
.,ut dream A ,lnaila'r no" has