Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-28
BAKER SKATERS
7. R. 8 VISION Of
CAMPAIGN ISSUE
Secretary of War ReproduceS
Jersey City Speech Show
ing How Grossly He Has
Been Misguided.
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-. NeW ork' OCT. secretary OF
war Newton BAKER mas shattered the
Iepuplican VISION Oh Il eaihpaish ISSUE
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e"' SpeeIH ~ jersey Clty, WHlCh mas
- t''aue 5Ie su1JeCt oI Ihuls nam
pio''S' "nu ueiii"iluS loi ms Ies'sn'-
''V,, Wy pau io'ic sucle'ies'
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w ,i,, i.ppoh lSi"Hu, ~ CclopeI a.
'es s nav seen III any 'ol'l,
pieIe l"iin Iusu Wiial am reported
10 nave Sdiu puI I,le substance anu
SpIlIt Vi what uIu say l can easily
iepIouuet' ,.-,.,
49,. Ss",teu py uosc''pihg 'he cohui-
.oil VI MeNIco ulluer l(la", the destl-
su l''I'..t anu iiii'eiS VI .ne peopie' 'ne
loNolutloh heaueu ny MaueTo ana JUS
success ''eh uescilpeu MadeIo
I,adaol'i''t .oi'' ,le PlIt pay eu ny
iu'I'"' ana ms Intimate Sappedl
'Ioe as factor III 'le revolution J
lheh turned TO the present condition
oil aIIalfs IN Mexico ana asked Wheth-
er they justified Intervention on any
truly American theory. / described
their revolution as incomplete and
asked what would have become Of our
own revolution Of 177G-17S0 if some
foreign power had become tired of
the unsettled condition of our country
and had interviewed to establish its
theory of government instead of al !
lowing our fathers to establish our
liberties and give to the world the first
real free government in history.
Il then remarked that a revolution |
is always q grave matter and attended !
by conditions of disorder. that men
fighting for freedom and inspired by !
its great ideals have to battle against !
an established order and until they |
succeed conditions are upset ! said
Tor instance, we say Of the Mexican
reyolutionsts that they are not al
ways uniformed soldiers, Washing
tons army as it retrcated to VALLEY
Forge was scarcely clad. II was un
paid unClOthed and unfed, but it per-
sisted through every hardship to its
great mission.
Drove Out Loyalists.
Il said we complain of Mexico that
rights are not always re-
9pected and said among us to some
extent that was no doubt true, as the
so-called loyalsts who adhered to the
'all of King George, even the ministers
Of the churches, were driven out and
their property devoted to the revolu- Z
lion. | said it is complained in the ,
present state OF affairs Mexico can
not pay her debts, and said nor could 4
We until after the establishment Of a
stable government. In 1883 we inau-
'urated proper financial system
with these promises, | urged that
people who had won freedom
through marvellous courage and stead
.astness IN the face of every peril
ilillcully ana announcement should
nave sympathy with any other peo-
de Struggling for freedom and should !
,pply the golden rule to Mexico while {
he ought TO apply a principle of our 7
'Wn Declaration OF independence ana Z
tier ana eSlabIlsh her government as
Ter people want IT, SAID OF WASH
nstoh mat ne was undoubtedly one
II lhr greatest men VINO ever hVed
nd lhal no great event III history eV- 4
= depended so entlrely upon one man
IS ana the American revolution, OF
us soldiers said they were the brave .
ouhders OF our hperues ana We must
e as brave IN maintaining them ana .
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