Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-09
Administration Is CenSured by
Destroying Influence Abroad
and HumiIiating Country in
It's Own Eyes
HANDLING OF MEXICAN
TROUBLE DENOUNCED
Democratic Methods Of Inter
ference Characterized as,
"lndefensiblep |. Tariff Ques-
ton Is Treated at Length

lsf MOANING JOURNAL SPECIAL hsAsEr wIHrl
Coliseum, Chicago, June S.--Follow-
ing In the report of the resolutions
committee of the republican party
now IN session Mt the Coliseum.
In 1861 the republican party stood
for the union. AS II stood for the
union OF states, II stands for an
united people, true 20 American
ideals, loyal to American traditions,
knowing no allegiance except to the
constitution, to the government and
TO the flag Of the United States We
believe In American policies at home
and abroad
Protection of American Rights.
We declare that we believe In and
will enforce the protection OF every
American citizen In all the rights se-
cured to him by the constitution.
treaties and the law Of nations, at
homo and abroad by land and sea.
These rights, which IN violation OF the
specific promise of their party made
at Baltimore IN 1912 the democratic
president and the democratic congress
have failed 10 defend. VIZ will un-
flinchingly maintain.
Foreign Relations.
=
tice and right, and believe In main
tanning a straight and honest neutral
ity between tho bhillperents In the
the great war in Europe We must
perform all our duties and insist upon
all our rights as neutfels, withoht fear
and Without favor,
we believe THAT peace and nell
tralltY as Well az the dignity and In
fluenYe of the IhiAed states cannot
be preserved by lshifty expedients, BY
phrase making, by performances in
language, or by attitudes ever chang
ing IN an effort 70 secure groups or
voters. The present administration
has destroyed our Influence abroad
and humliated us 10 our own eyes,
The republican paltr believes shat e
firm, consistent una e6uras 0us tor
eign policy always maintained by re-
publican presidents in accordance with
American traditions, is the beHt, as H.
is the only true way 10 preserve our
peace and restore us to our rightful
place among the nations. We believe
In the pacific settlement of interna-
tional disputes and favor the estab-
lishment of world court for that
purpose.
Mexican Question.
eve deeply sympathize with the
fifteen million people of Mexico who
for three wears have seen their coun-
try devastated. their homes DESTROYED.
their fellow citizena murdered and
their women outraged by armed
bands of desperadoes led bv self-seek-
ny. conscienceIess arItators who when
successful IN any locality
h4xfa NAt ~ t1hla In
restore order or establish and MAIN
ain peace.
I'VE express our horror and indig-
nation at the outrages which have
been and are being pernetrnted by
hcsc bandits upon American men and
women who have been. or are, in
Mexico nv invitation of the iaws and
If the Government Of thnt country
mi whose rights ia security of per-
,on and nronertv are ,t,,ranteed nv
,nie,n,, treatr. oiligatiane VA do.
,onnra ths indefenslhle methods OF
a,anioosd hv this ad,nin.
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- 81 ny 'ailure 10 aot pr1hlpu3 uno
iluily ana second ny iehuins 's u
luence 10 the continuation OF suci'
ohulllons throneh fecoenltloh OF one
i the tacuons responsive TOT THESE
utrages.
Promise Protection To Citizens.
We pledge our aid In restoring
rider and maintaining peace in Mex
co. We promise TO our citizens on
md neitr our border, and to those in
ieNico, wherever they may be found.
Idequate aud absolute protection In
heir lives. liberty and property.
Monroe Doctrine.
We reaffirm our approval 81 the
ionroe doctrine aud declare its main