The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-02

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cemsnr cnmpairn one 81 ubaolute and
I %cofhtictc Vittoiy. because ~ viii hc "a
victory. not only FOR Sew Mexico. hut
II will be u victory which VIII turn
the tide In favor ut a republican pre-
pondorunce In the senate ana house at
Representatives. so that victory VIII
mean that the democratic members Of
the house ana uf the senate 900 charge
pf important committees Who are 40
the present time occupying the posi-
ton of ohstructiunists Had outhnrr1Ss-
ms The administration NJ Washington,
viii bee suppltutcd 10y 70 more efficient
Z force who Will cncrgcticllly AID the
president Of the United states In bring
ing about complete success at the
earliest possible moment and there
I hy. bc in "a position Co lutellireutly
meet and solve the problems coming
after the war.
The Keynote Speech.
Mr.. Bursum said;
Fellow Republicans. Yesterday Bul-
gatia laid down it's arms. n Is the
first great victory or this war W.
are living ia an axe OF victories. vic
tories witch are costly but well worth
the price: victories which will be long
remembered and 80 down into history
there to remain until time is no more
This victory viii DC tho means of hc-
slowing upon mankind 90 measure OF
. lifNflFlN NIlU IlNINN HfNtI ffntlt
dreamed OF until the founding OF the
principles OF true representative Dom
octaCy, rs cNcmplified by thu Doclar,-
ton OF Independence and the Coustitu-
ton forming tho groundwork FOR this
glorious government under the stars
and stripes.
There can be no issue in this coun-
try between tho great political parties
~ 10 loyalty. Both Republicans and
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absolutely loyal TO the government
loyal 90 President Wilson as the COM
mandcr-ln-chicf Of our military and
naval forces. We arc Hll heart and
sou IN favor Of winning the war. and
winning it al tho earliest possible mo-
rlcut. We arc an American citizcnt
and any citizen who lg not whole
hcartcdlv supporting the government
iu this CRISIS. whether in the trenches
or az home. is not ~ 90 live In this
land of freedom This is not q war
of u political party. 10 is 70 wGr to
hc warod and supported bv the Amer
lean people. and tho people as a. whole
7 Will see 10 DO. regardless of political af-
nligtious or party organizations. that
the greatest possible vigor. tho largest
measure Of cli,.enCy. the highest tN 30
OF ingenuity OF which the American
people are capable. will be made avail
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a complete victory oNor the forces of
the central powers shall DE speedily
OF tanned with the least possible sacu-
fec Of American blood. and, go Ear as
Republicans are concerned. this war
must be fought 10 "a conclrsiDn wh. ~
viii compel the unconditional surren-
Gov Of the forces OF the kats,r and OF
eil Ais Confcdc rates
The Real IssiC.
III. t..T .a.s. L.. .ts. ID.
whether an inefficient control o. con-
gress. the senate ~ house at "opro-
sentatiVes, shall he ovorthroWn and
replaced by Republicans Who rave
demonstrated "a greater vh.lity. %
larger measure OF devotion to 90 'igor-
a prosecution OF the war. thereby
promoting an carly peace. We rccor
uize President Woodrow Wilson as our
commandcr-tu-chicf. so lar as tho
prosecution of tho war is concerned,
but We 10 not recognize hin as tho
dictator of domestic policies. An ban.
partial Interpretation of the records OF
both houses of congress demonstrates
that the Republicans have boon morn
loyal 90 the war measures of President
Wilson than the members of his own
party. This h. not % 0nt-pprty affair.
while the executive part of IN govern
mcnt rs Democratic. that constitutes 20
stronger reason for making tho leEis-
iatiNc hruuC Of the government Re
publican, which would distribute the
burden and mako available Tho power
Of both great political parties. which is
In line with, and which has brought
about the greatest efficiency of the
governments ct Great Britain, France
and Italy. who are great allies In
this world struggle.
Resent Democratic Attack.
We resent the unmanly attempt OF
Democratic leaders to gain support for
their party by The plea that Ia vote
for Republican candidates would bring
Joy TO tho kaiser. Did the kaiser re-
loicc whom the Asquith control In tho
British parliament was overthrow
ANA substituted by tho peerless Lloyd
George bid the kaiser rejoice when
the French cabinet was overthrow
n C~lrmcnCcau. tho Tiger 81
France" was placed ~ the head Of the
government Would the kaiser rejoice
TO know that Henry cabot Lodge had
been placed at the head of the foreign
relations committee, replacing Hitch
cock, of Nebraska. who opposed tn,
war and tho vital measures necessary
10 successfully carry OF the war
Would the kaiser rejoice TO know
that "a fighting Republican had be,
come house floor leudcr. rpplucinp
Kltchiu, the Democratic car OF IN,
house of representatives, who has re.
pcutcdly made the statement that the
newspapers aud capitalists forced th,
couutr} into an unnecessary war. ant
who attempted 10 subject Libcrt,
bonds 90 county. state Und federal taN
thereby lmpatring the ability OF IN,
government 10 float tho loan" Sine,
the election of Republican Lcnrout. o.
Wisconsin. and since the election o.
Republicans in Maine, the Americans
M conjunction with English an,
French allies. have captured nor,
thnu two hundred thousand Germans
Does anyone believe that rs carr,iul
ana ~ comfort 20 the kaiser tn,
proposition that IL "a Democrat or Re
publican should Doe elected 90 Congros
would lend announcement 20 the kai
ser is simply ridiculous, and any at
tempt 10 capitalize patriotism in be
half OF selfish Interests of amy politi
eat party b. the height of folly and vii
hrlng down upon The promoters There
Of the righteous Indignation OF al
thinking citizens.
The "Gadfit" of Congress.
The chairman Of the hcmocruti,
state convention has seen az 10 char
Z actorizc the MO senator from Nov
Mexico as un cncmN of the president
. Wa. an yltsN utIfftgUIaf IN tI. ttY ..Eft