The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-19

pairing for peace The United states
alone, of al the Gr-t-olass powers en-
gagged In this war. is drifting alonE
the ways OF thr moment without
thought OF preparation for the NOR
row This we declare to be typical
OF the policies of our opponents. We
declare that IL i- not an essential part
OF the conduct ~ The war, but is an
|ingrained characteristic OF our oppo-
neuts' shortsightcj policy. just as no
preparation was made for war in 1914.
1917, or 1916, just so In 1918 ~ no
preparation boiu- made for peace,
Against this fJlHUus ease we declare
q constructive uuuusition.
Our party projects it's vision into
the reconstructed period. IL propose
to take concrete nrcount OF the VERY
many vital pruh'rmH that will con
front his nation one peace In de
clared, not only oar internal problem
which will bear most heavily upon us
for solution, but ~ like importance
the new problem. iorcign az yet To
our experience, which this nation
must solve as an essential element of
its new destiny as a world power. We
have pledged our blood, our wealth.
our industry to free from q militar'
istic tyranny the peoples Of the earth.
Phrases will not accomplish this.
not even victories upon the battle
llflV VIII hftbllflA".| lh ulAlfnr btNAAlA''
those Victories stand 90 sane. practical
business-like program it to meet or
equal business terms the programs OF
AN European nations
We Are A. Jnprcparcd foe Peace a.
We Were for War.
Through his country is TO-DAY d
ing the high-tide OF % gigantic war
preparation, It b. ucycrtheless under
It's present government still NV l'Dh-
FUZZY waiting" "Watchful wnitius II
no less fallaCious NOW han iu l3l5
n 1916. The fact that the pilots
horizon has enlarged from the uOrd-
crs OF Mexico to the confines OF the
wide world does not decrease. but
rather increases, the iniquity of his
peaceful incptitudc. \ greater shame
than any OF the past viii present be
upon us II this new failure cont Ies.
The Republican party propose or
ously TO prevent the continued IIing
of our ship OF state In thcs, lol-
drums. We viii put her nose iu.. he
open sea, with the signal 'FuIl am
ahead
Every thinking man and woiu. mas
noted the socialiStic tendencics u. the
present government We deClor, nat
while there is absolutely nOth.. In
this couutrN which should un be
taken ana Used Tor nocessarN war
purposes. such taking hall be iH. war
purposes only ana that in such ton
there must be- no eventual ultcr,u OBJ
lect. The Republican party frN it,
inception has stood against undue fed
"ralilat'"a OF Industries and act. ties.
We always have n still sha. en-
denvor 10 find the middle ground so
well defined as between the aU.rchy
of uUIegulated t~udtNldualism aH the
deadening Journalism Of iuer .icnt
n widespread state Owncrsh.
It becomes more apparent csc, day
that u is to the Republican .trty,
with It's new Rep"uhlicanism. tNH the
nation alone can loo to briU the
government back to the limif ions
Of the constitution whom pea. re
turns once more. The best tH.IHht
of the party viii bee devoted '. this
all-embracing phas" of government.
The Republican party declare that
the American labOring man wI need
q protective tariff after the wa more
than before We believe that laNu con-
stttutes the countrN's creates, sset
in this crisis labor rs The eco try'H
salvation pur protective tariff poli'
,ics have made the wages Of 90 la
borcrs the highest In the worIH and
the welfare OF these men must I'VE a
consideration which viii giN, hen
fair representation IN all the .u ncils
OF the nation ana such rcmvII leg
islation as VIII guarantee to then tina
to which in all fairness they en-
titled Moreover we stand stead fast
" with labor against the inside = in
fluorces OF all criminal clements
whether organized or u~norgtuIsed.
We viii consider especially the ag
nrultural requirements Of 90, aoun
thy The Republican party has way
been IN" friend of the farmer ON.
great element Of its strength n th'
future no less than Of its -fr .ngtl