The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-01
Bulk of Address of Acceptance Of
Republican Presidential Candi.
date Given Over to Scoring the
Democratic Administration.
FOREIGN AND MEXICAN
POLICIES ARE AssAILED
Ex.Justice Tells How He Would
Have Operated Affairs of Ma
ton Had He Held the Power of
Executive Office.

tby Evening Herald Lyas-l wirrI
Sew York. july 3D. Charles +
liushos iast nieht outIin,t IN MS
speech 10 acceptance the ISSUES upon
which h. win conduot his campaign
Tor the presidency.
Mr. Hughes asSliiod the admins
|tratiun for It's Mexican and foreign
policy, lie declared Tor a new policy
ui "nfmnoss and consistency toward
Mexico. for the u~ufiuDhing main
%tcnancc OF all American rights en-
land and sea- and for adequate ma
tioual defense. ad-luat" protection W
both our western and eastern coasts
" denounce plot aud conspir-
aUics In the Interest uf foreign ma
tons, Nr Hughes said
Tbc Republican nomiuco ussaiied
the administration for is direction
luT diplomatic intercourse" from the
b"ginuInF, declaring that where 'h,r"
should lave been conspl,uuu- strength
There had been weakness II" cited
Santo Domingo as an Instance where
trust was ~shockingiy betrayed by
appointments being given 90 "doscrN-
ing Democrats"
Il ,ndOrne TIA. declaration in the
platform IN favor of woman suifrag
MIR Hughes declared. And ne added
Opposition may delay Dut IN my
judgment cannot defeat thIH move
.ncnt / favor the Nut, Tor women
OEe-fOurth Of the speech was de-
voted tu Mexico. Thc seizure ui Vera
Cruz, the nominee said Was war ut
course
Later we retired from Vera cruz
ne continued, giving up tEus noble
warfare. Recently the uakcd rrutn
was admitted hy "A cabinet officer We
are now informed that SO dad NOT goo
Ito Vera Cruz TO force HIcrtd to ,,Iut,
th' flar We are tod tnnt We went
there 10 show Mexico that we were
% earnest Boa QUA dcm- ud that HucJtt
must gu. America ha no policy OF
dslr,,-Iun TOWARD MtN.yn. uo deS,r'
Tor ans part ut her Territory. bat
w.sh,- her To- have prlcc. stability
and pros pcrity. We demand from
Mexico the protection Of th" i.,- su'
property 90 our citizens and tn,
,ur.t, az "ut border from d'rredJ-
tons
~Sa'oguard,us of American right.
abroad had uot been accomplished .
the administration ne said
Tn, NOMINEE, reiterated his d,,i1ta
ton that h5U this government LETT u,
d'Ibt tina, % meant 10 hold Germany
10 strict accountability mere ouli
have been uu loss ot ifo ON th" l.u..'
ltauia.
In discussing preparedness, Nr
iiughes sad IL wus apparent t,nt th"
United states was 'shuckingiv unpr'-
pared"
We demand adequate protection
ON both our western and eastern roas.
"" demand th~oroughness and "tt-
Cheney IN Doth arms Of the service. II
seems To Ice plain that our rcgGlni
army ~ too small We are too great
a country 20 require of our citizen
who arc .usagci 700 peaceful vacations
Che sort of military service I" which
th,y .ic nov Call,i'
bf tine present prosperity Nj.
Hughes SAID
W. az. living ia a FOOLS para
disc. II i1. b., aid. a PROSPERITY
brought % hy the abnormal cuudt.
I,ions Of war For the protection ~
the Industries aud w~orlingmcu of tie
United states against the competition
of AN .uorEIy,d Europe, MI
Hughes said. II was PLATA that SO
lAAANA iAH' lA'N'' .|Hfr Nit'AAfAiiAn l''
%icics. other measures. too, should
be applied IA" sad. notably the pp-
building oI "a met. liant udttn'.
To max I,l " lasting ana effect
T, Ave when the present war shall end,
Mr.. Hughes advocated the formation
Of an international tribunal to dispose
e controversies 81 "a j~usticiahlc sort,
hacked hy ihc COOPERATION of the IA
/ ta.... tt r.FAr.Hr r..Y l.tArs IrfHH.,tnI
methods of adjustment ond.
Mr. IIuIh's ALSO declared for tn
, conservation of GA, Just interests 81
labor" for conservation of natural rr'
lsourc,s ara i.r Il national budget,
our opponent promised cc"n"in'
= but they have shown a reckless oN
, tr|ayagarco O. Is time vs. had fl-'.,
. reform"
Mi HuEhc- .lo-,d with an ,udor."
mcnt ct the Republican platform
adopted Dos tho national convention
and 10 formal acceptance uf the u"ul.
nation
The audience. which crowded car
ursio han tu capacity, chc'icd l'O
several minute. when MI, Hughes nu
pcarcd.
senator Harding Of ohio. chairman
of ia, notification committee, vi
=, ,nc,tcl az every rofercny. Co ih'
alu OF tA, nominee and a licpu
lean victory Iu November
Wuou D., finished the 1and played
!, and the crowd arose aud ,h''r'
' again.
Air llurH, oos interrupted f"'
quDntl, los laughter aud applause
Alter delivering his speech hc wa
host Al Ia Ft|IEfH.n g., tho nIflfI|AfIN I