The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

each other on the back as u they had
won a great victory.
~ was good fun for the republic.
ans. They felt that they had done
tight, according 10 the evidence M
their disposal They realized that
narth would attempt 10 make cam
paiEn material out Of the removal,
but pointed out that while he had
asked for y chance to present evidence
supporting his claim ~ the senate
scat he had spoken Tor throo.qunrtars
81 an hour ana IN hat time had
hehpcd torrents OF wrath aud con-
a%ennhtion upon the heads OF the ma
lofiiN, hut had paid the cold
courtesy of passing u glance 20 the
findings % the our In tho Monioya-
Oftis contest. nor had he presented
the certificates Of unlawful votes for
Chrisman. which he claimed 10 pos.
Hcsa, nos shown wherein Chriamanfb
citation OF unlawful votes for him
Was at fault.
The anme applied 10 narth'a 60.
hortH, u h. claimed O. G. Smith look
tho floor TO defend his floor leader.
but decided instead to recite his own
alleged PROSECUTIONS az tho hands OF
the fopabllcahH He told how he had
been unccrcmoniouaiy elected from
the lower house fnuf years before and
how hia people had received him with
open arms. sending him 10 the scnnie
Ut the nsSt election he -prophsaiei
that harth would he similarly trent.
ed by IN voters IN tho nrrnnuiio-
s~andoval-sun Juan district Hut there
was 10 word concerning Tho election
in SnuduNni COUNT tu tho IAN 81
1915 ~ was pointed nut.
Msfsfeidcr entered tho lists aud up.
ruidsd the members OF the majority
Tor submitting a. dictauon Typical
81 his whoie speech was his closing
remark, that the experience would
heueft the majority msmharH W theV
ever got Into jail Tor. thinking 81 their
election of ilnrth. they would feel 20
small that they could crawl between
the bars D. Smith lFa was less hit.
ter admitting That seats had been
by both republicans and dem.
offnfa hut pleading that ID should
stop Tor the snkr OF tho safety Of the
STATE" Ho omitted Pronunciation 81
The minority members and Simply
hfiu'h mat o cnutmnn prnttirp was
arnlr hcirg carried out senator
tfrtunt spoke briefly ON tEe future rs.
senator Dunia,v. vho r,iiow-
- trfth adopted tho tone Of MS
floor leader and sought ~ rnnvs, tht
mpfrfs on hat The republicans were
d'tur is SENATORS what they would
think OF DOING in private NO
serator suiuNlt chairman Of the
pfINilrrtH uud elections committee.
Why tho committee did not
iirtlf toxic TESTIMONY. telling OF nu
Hr resmeut made two yeats hrn t1
hide ht the ipctsiou lu the MontoNa.
'htE 'nnt'st Tie stated hat u ~.
decided To Doe unnecessary 10 make
another report when the committee
that n decision would b. made
n o. parallel cas" IN IL puiei mnnn,r
Ne urred that iiarth had hat plenty
~ ZINE during hH remarks ta produce
wnnioN'f evidence he possessed. but
that BE- had failed a. dp Hn Ito there.
Tor" concluded hat the facts In the
majority report must be- accepted a.
coffoct ana that tho scat should he
given 'hrHman
Tho vote, % 20 % wns exactly what
could move been expected after the
severe dUuunriation Of repuhirnra tu
general and tho majority Senators In
pc riirulnr hN Hirth Will. ~ Vas
understood that The republicans woutt
o. hido Nv the tucuH oven those sspn.
tors Nho had previously sourht 10
hove him tanned were rather Elnd 10
vote aHuInsi him after their a~rnthlnH
H'forr the election contest cas-. vns
~ ri"d krIrhurr Introduced 10 bUI
t'lntinr to the pgrrhbsr of uutomo.
lll's hN state officers laird. pr..
tho dutlsH and SALARY of un
ifH slant commissioner of public lands
Hu1 liurih concerning tho pooppfatIon
~ Oh" stat" 81 Sew NeNiro Win tho
government iu soldier s,ttIs.
mont work Since tho hIli Hepmod 30
parallel Senator 1ull,'s prlpnsol
m' assure prutuE wus lisp,fsaI with
mo- " WIS sent Go the uuaucg com
mittsr
The house Of representative dpr.d.
~ Co. meet 90 10 O'Clock ih D. mnrrIr.
'n start Work on u rather Iona ruItr.
~ \ ruWh'r of hills ur, on thor
td reading lui are ready Tor pns.
ir" Hnd The pusHurc ui man, within
ih' nest Few DAYS A. expected.