The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-30
Republican Candidate for Govern
or Issues Statement TO Voters
Outlining Views on National
and State Questions.
SCORES EFFORT TO MAKE
PATRIOTISM PARTISAN
Charges That Democrats, in At.
lacking Republican Patriotism,
Attack Patriotism of Million
Young Republicans in France.

a. 4. i~.arrazulo. republican caudi-
date Tor governor. has issued through
the republican state committee. "a
statement of his position on various
state and national questions, explain
ing that h. Is moved 10 10 So because
ui the influenza cpidemi" which makes
impossible the speaking campaign
which had been planned for him. Mr.
l.arrazolo's letter IS In part as follows:
Being unable 10 address the vut-
'rs ~ New Mexico personally on ac-
count cr the short time before the
election. on % uf the influ-
cnzt epidemic which has spread over
Sew Mexico. which makes IL impossi-
ble and dangerous to nave public
gatherings of large numbers Of PEG
pie / hav deemed it proper 10 adj
dress myself TO the Voterr ~ the state
by means OF the press.
cor account uf the war In which
We are engaged, together with
European allies against the German
empire and the central powers and
Tue to the fact that the national aG-
ministration at present is In the hands
Of the democratic party. tho demo-
Gratis OF New Mexico and Of other
states OF the union intend to mislead
the people In the exercise al their
electoral privilege. claiming that as a
duty 20 the country the people should
their political creed. forget
their honest party convictions and
vote in favor ~ the democratic party
80 as to support the president In the
struggle in which we are engaged.
Sotnc Democratic Omissions.
In appealing In this manner in
favor OF the democratic party the
leaders of that party make n premed-
iihted omission, and purposely forget
two things
First. they forget that the war in
which we are engaged In not the war
ut the democratic party. nor ~ the
republican party, ror Of any political
party In particular, hut the struggle
of the people 81 the American nation
IN which all parties unltc-lose their
political identity ana form a single
uutt-a unit which rs TIN whole ma
lion, and each aud every citizen in
particular feeling the same and
obligation OF supporting TO the utmost
the administration whether Il be- "a
democrat or a republican. actually Dol
charge of conducting the war Tho
statement that IL Is necessary o. vote
the democratic ticket In order 90 car
~ ON the war TO "A victorious end.
mount 20 the same thing a. saving
that in the republican party does not
exist enough intellectually. nor
w NNAA ANAANAlAf iAlA ftAtAkN NNNf
OF country to conduct the war opera
tons with success and honor This NOT
uay Is an unlustifiable Islander
afsalnst "a majority OF the American
people, u also proves the ingratitude
towards ~ million young Americans
republicans by conviction-who are
right now rIsklng their lives. shedding
their blood. In the defense Of the coun-
try ana uf human rights.
In the second place. the democra-
tic leaders Intentionally forget the his.
tory that h democratic leaders of
mat party in congress have written in
regard To the war FOR u is a fact that
even after the German submarine
sank the ~Lusitania, sending 20 the
bottom OF the ocean hundreds OF men
women and children, an American
citizens who were riehtfully upon IN,
hlgh seas o We're going across e.
other lands, and due 20 his infimuu.
act, President Wilson himself appear.
ed before congress asking that body
Go declare war against Germany IN,
rprutur ~ the house. champ Clark
and the majority leader. MI Kltchln
tutb democrats and a majority of IA,
uurraito lenq"'S ut different com
ulttocs Of the h0us. 4treuuously OBJ
posed making such declaration "a
war prcferrinr au .guomi4iuus ana.
~'uwardlA peace go t lustfiahlc WIr 10
defense of our 9soouAl r.ghts so
only that. but lu MANY measures am,
TOLLS which had pcen presented 20 CON
prcss with the object of placing thi
nation u "a state of preparedness 10
order tu conduct the war more EFF
GENTLY not only have the democrat
Do congress failed Co give THEN sup
pore 'u the president. but eighty al
ninety percent Of them have vote,
against such measures
pr the other hand, ia tycrythiul
fHHt 90" president has asked iu order
iu utur" efficiently conduct the WA
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