The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-02

that an TINS time complete loyalty to the
country necessarily includes complete loyalty
10 the war. 80 American representative an
either house of congress, during the last five
wear, has made q NOR" absolutely straight
American and war record than yours. Iuu
wore the American uniform ia the spanish
American war. and you have proven by you'
,porrhc, and YOUR votes and 10y your ac',
that iu this cri,I. and iu all. our dealings with
foreign nations ,uu consider nothing hu' the
cause oi American national arms and pay
mo- hccd whatever Go amy question of partl-
sduShip. Nuu have shown thu, 90 your atil.
iudp toward Mexico mo- les, than tn your AT
tItudc toward Germany. Since the War hr-
gan YOU have %supportod th" pr"Sid""t on
every war measure ON every measure Tor
making our part lu tho war as speed. end
efficient "a, possible and you lid his when
half of the leaders of the president, own
party were opposing thr," measure, and
seeking 20 make our participation 100 lhc war
Im.ffcr'uH|. Yet th" president uH, sunk Ell
sense OF responsibility 10 the whole po,plr
which hI, high office should impose upon
him and comes out a~'thc mere partisan lead
or asking Tor the defeat of the luNal pro.Nar
and pro American senator, aud congressman
who dared probe INTO corruption Ipd SruN.
agaucr gud iu cru.u"c delay and Iucttlclrucy,
and a-kIug for the elect ION of the anti war
ara therefore ami american senators and
congressman vino. although against the dd
ADMINISTRATION oi measure, as 20 which the ad
mIui-'rJrlou WAS pro war nevertheless sup
ported tnr administrator and damaged the
cause Yi America Ay seeking a. olotpact cur
effort 20 uncover or put q stop 10 iueNiclcucy,
waste, DELAY. rNtravagauc" and corruption,
Auu have won the right 10 the support OF all
loyal aud true. hcartcd American patriots and
earnestly hope that the good people ot New
MrNIp0 vii return you Goo the senate with
p%ragtltal maurmity.
(Signedl "THEODORE ROOSEVELT
While delivering hi, blow at senator Fab
through the socialist candidate u New Mes
leo. Woodrow Wilson and his advisers Iu
Washington made every effort go conceal the
president = action lis Telegram however.
was wired Ia eastern newspapers. Theodore
Roosevelt. William II Taft. Henry Cabot
Lodge. VIII II. Hay, chairman of the rcpub-
llcau national committee, and other Amcri
can leaders refused ~ first 10 believe thar ihc
president Of the | mtcd States had committed
this enormous political hludcr: they hriioy
rd the Wilson telegram io ba % b%uugling
forgery and wired repeatedly for confirm
ton Once certain that the high office of
president of the Emitted States had been
used in this way 10 trick ihc voters of q com
mouWoHIth they spread the news broadcast
throughout the nation aud took II tu tn"
senate of the utrd States where the demo
orat, are using every means al their com
mand 10 force adjournment from day To- day
'u prevent D., public discussion before the
election.
This j., the same Kind Of ana effort Woodrow
Wilson has made mn other state, to dictate
T., rhc voter, the men whom they shall send
TO- congress. The difference is that this at
tempt 10 impose AN Ultucratic rule upon the
people has been more crudoly done IN New
Mexico than elsewhere.
Woodrow Wilson tried IL ia Maine. aud
wa, overwhelmingly defeated he tried 10
beat louroot with II M Wisconsin, and the
voter, raised mp and %rcpudia;cd not Len
root not the president ot the | uItcd States
bat Woodrow W IlSou the partisan polite
ian. II was tried lu |luuaua with the same
result. II Is being tried now I'M Kansas and
Kansas is prepared 20 elect q republican gov
crnor aud Il republican senator by 100000
majority.
The tric in the nution ha, turned against
Woodrow Wilson, the partisan dictator; hc
will ho overwhelmed and his party driven
ont of control OF congress next Tuesday,
This Is the reason for the desperate last.
minute effort M New Mexico. The house Of
representative, 3, lost to Wilson part!
that loss d, conceded by all democrats, There
Is ono chance that Woodrow Wilson may rr.
tam control of the senate, that chance o., M
the election Of the " Rubber Stamp dcmo.
cratic candidate in New Mexico William T.
Walton.
DO your duty Tuesday your patriotic duty
as American citizens; uphold your right 10
choose Your representative, granted You nm