The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-14
COP. TURNS TO
OECE|v|NG SELF,
AYERS MC0MbS
Practice Attained in Years of
Deceiving Public Enables
Party to Proceed Success
fully Against Own Members.
tBy Hvenins Herald Leased wirel


order az noon TODAY. Chairman VII
ham = McComhS of ia" Democratic
national committee spoke az follows
Ladies ana gentlemen of thc con-
voution
W atc IN an atmosphere Of wee
tory We have no feeling OF guess.
but u spirit OF certainty. Hv meet 20
celebrate the murvclou. achievements
OF the Democratic party siucc It came
into power and 20 place 3 milestone
in the path of IT. future success
over TWO thousand wears age au
old slave related the fable oi the fros
who wanted to grow tu the $40" of an
elephant such was the ambition of
his soul that his bod s""llcd to a
marvellous proportion luu"cd, NcSpp
went su ttr ~ 10 predict nat the
fog upon reaching th' ~. oi IA"
elephant. wouid burst 'ummcru
To- Your notice thc wisdom OF Acsop
II TOOK over two thousand years Tor
ms prophecy To- come tru" only last
weck tho g-cl"phuut-u % the "lo-
phan-troI exploded Tn" it"punh
.uu party for wears succeeded Iu de-
coiyinp the country. Now u is site.
co.sfgllN dcco,.lnE itself In Do" plat.
form u offers pulchrIiudinou~ prom
isc nut with - intent u
promises the ouutiN m the main
What the D'mocrati. part, has ct
ready tome 90 Is Iu th, process Of
doing satiug always the bogus god
Protection o. has ,Iuak,d lts
inIquity with . judicial robe out ~"
Diu,ou houf 90 p"cial tutcr"st still
protrIdc-
TN" board of directors has sat ia
chicago and again resolved that thc>
are the country The, have adopted
IA, doctrine Of 'otc-ordiuatiuu and
ptc-dcstiuotiuu hut have mad' u ap-
plictuI, ,ulN tu themselves
The rest OF the pcopl" are th'it
Wards tor profit
Ambition Is q noble attribute INT
when Il i- a~dultcritcd with greed 90
,ataDIysm is inevitable ". have I,-
cont, Witnessed th' paintui spectacle
oi two great American parties At CHI.
ago putting self IN place Of ideals,
self qualification IN place ot national
honor k"publtDanIsiu aud Progress
iNi~m. su.,alicd. "a place of our only
! ism A"utri'uul~tu
We have witnessed the drIn spec
tuclr 81 two groups % men trading
PRINCIPLES like competitors m a isu
market. IA the nope that some COM
prumis. would Win public support
The, HAY. not come togoth"r-th'y
have fallen out over the Hwag For
the .ik" ui victory many OF th"s" men
essentially opposite m prun,.pl" hay"
been willing TO bcCumr friends with
false masks The result is inevitable
Diyidod thoy fall We are proud
II ia" thought that United "" stand
We welcome the pont-up Amcrtcauism
of he Progressive individually To our
ranks, Offering them q haven IN "a
principle. Their leader mas aban-
Gpned them with Grass cruelty.
The gentleman from oyster Bay
IN "A recent letter TO Chicago. quoted
Abraham Lincoln as saying MAY not
all, having a common interest, re-
mite In q common ofurt To- save our
common country" Ladies' amt gem
tlcmeu, ! beg To call YOUR attention To
the word 'reuultc The words save
the country have been the disguise
of tn. opposition for years. There
may De a political war TO-DAY IA tins
country. but thnt war only exists be-
tween factions. ind the gentleman
quote The words OF Lincoln IN the
hope Of rcuuiting Americans 40.
Americans ar" reunited a. never he
lore ~" meant 10y rounitiug that ""
factions ot his party should r"uuite.
These two factions ur parts OF them
hoped to ION tor Observation-Disclosures
4 ~ . h.. 80. F4Lss-s.. fA.H ..Y
powcglcs~ as entities, hoped tu ION
hands. however. stayed and divided uu
irr"concilab bile principles. tor IA" iusid-
nous purpose OF oy"rthruwing a thlrd
party. which tor tie past four years
stood united ~ a cause
whuso shibuloth H. one Tor all u an
Tor ONE equal rishts and special priv
ilcgc> 10 none hos, ME tenet Of
faith b. that America - American
aud hat Americans ar, America
This rs a crucial hour in tho In
tory Of the world r. I. an huuI when
ever, man should lk" stock ur him.
sell and hs principle This is ar
hour when everyone should SEQ
whether IN hls inner CONSCIOUSNESS h,
squares with the Ideals OF 1876
The Democratic party "a the ia.'
of %scandHlous and vicious attacks h''
maintained tins great American IDEAL
Whil. TOT u u has steadilN an,
surely worked tor sound aud powerful
preparedness II has maintained ,
solemn calm dignity IA the fac" OF ,ii.
cumstaucoS when might huN" draw
b. into the vortex 81 . world d'strur.
ton Though villifod hy ~clf-scckers
II has maintained friendly relation
throughout the world u has beef
true To- the spirit Of America II ma
been tru. To the great principles -
Washington and Jefferson Madison
aud Jackson it has allowed no self
ish interest To blind n to the funda
mental ot It's faith u The couutr'
has found that - confidence has beer
} well bestowed The Democratic
party has proven itself H. party %
principle, a party OF constructive ahil
l ity, "a party of performance. II ha
proven that Ideals u DE realized
Ladies and gentlemen of this grea
convention, the elephant * dead, IN
! moose II dead. Long live the Amer
lean eagle
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