The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
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ENMNNF-NUANNI HI AANA AN"H ~ -
property Interests IN this state, how
ever great or however small.
have hbard Il said that have
refused 10 answer a ~uuostionnairo
tent me by tho non-partisan league,
! believe Il ia called. OF this city.
4 answered that questionable and 1
nm willing 10 have that ~questionnaire
and my answerH published to the peo-
pie of this state.
Labor Position.
rpon tho question or labor l stand
upon the republican platform, which
recognizes the right OF labor TO or
ganiAe for Its protection and tho
brin6Ipfe Of collective bargaining,
and my friends, 4 was in favor OF
those principles ana 70 announced be-
fore they were declared In the state
platform.
/ wish to say this TO the people Of
the city OF Albuqucrque-that ] have
made no promises to any man or any
5ot OF men In this campaign. No
man has suggested to mo now ]
should conduct my campaign, has
asked from me any promise, but, my
friends, l do not propose TINT any
man shall dictate 10 me who shall be
on my visiting list when / am gov
ernor OF the state Of New Mexico.
The doors OF TIE executive Office VIII
be open TO any man or any woman
I'm this state who conceivos that he
or she has n business with the
governor OF this state.
Fnvois Direct Primaries.
1 am decidedly In favor, my friends
OF that plank in the platform that
pledges the republican party OF this
state to direct primaries Ia county
and district offices. and / WIN recon-
mend and seek to obtain a diroct pri.
mary law 40 that every man and
woman In this state may register hii
| or her desire as to the candidates OF
all political tickets. ! believe what
evor may be said and whatever argu'
ments may be advanced, the primar,
system, that the people Of the state
the rank and file OF the repuhlicei
party at least, and of the democratic
party. too, will be better satisfied
with that manner OF selecting candi
dates for public offices.
/ have travelled over nearly all o
tho state OF New Mexico in thii
present campaign and although l en-
tered Il with considerable trepidation
not feeling how 1 would Ike the bur
~ and burly Of a political campaign
/ wish to say that everywhere ! hnv'
gone I have been received with 4
ness and consideration by all mem
! HNAM "a NkANNAAaA K@hhH
wish to make here this public eN
precision OF my thanks 20 tho peopl'
OF this state for their reception O
me in this campaign.
To Treat All Alike.
] have no enemies TO punish anS
II I am elected governor / proposl
10 treat everyone alike, republican o
democrat. and treat all as citizens o
this great state and az Interested witt
H.. -. - -. aI.NrA tAaaaf .aNt0lan
and economical state government T.
this end. my friends, II successful II
my candidacy l will devote all M
energies.
I wish 10 thank you here tonigh
for yonr reception of mo and ! .onl
! wish to say that II any ono Wishes !
! know how I stand on any publ
question they have but TO read IN
republican platform. I regard II a
a solemn n binding Obligation up
on me and upon every member OF IN
Republican party who stands upo'
, that platform. including especial
/, tho candidates for the state legisla
ture.
/ thank you, my friends. for you
! reception here tonight and l wish I
say that az far as the future COVER
nor IS concerned, that he is n yer
tired man. and II YOU will pardon m
with these f6w remarks 1 only wis
to assure you OF my absolute sin
! desire to serve the people OF thi
Z state.
l thank you,
Falls Speech.
Senator Fail in his address said:
Ladies, gentlemen and fello'
! oitlzcns OF New Mexico; ] have listen
|. ed to the national campaign as IL ha
, been carried on by one OF the partie
In the United States, and have listen
ed rather Intimately. 1 have hear
the republican candidate for IN
presidency address audiences in pre-
pared speeches In various states Q
the union, and heard him speak ur
der the Impulse OF the moment froI
the tall end OF a moving train, Dun
Ing the last ten days 1 have hoe
with your candidate for the governor
ship in his strenuous campaign lniNe'
Mexico, and ! want 10 say that IN
Republicans Of the country ought I
be congratulated, in my judgmen
upon The methods used by your car
didates In this campaign. not one
have l heard one word OF vitnperatio
or abuse from any OF your candidate
directed at the candidates OF the OF
posite party. As a matter Of fact
? may say to you that after rather IN
Innate association with Mr.. Hardin
for several months 1 have ye. to iIeq
him utter the name Of his opponon
= Mr.. eek
The president OF the United Stat,
: said today In the white house. froi
Q his seat In an invalid's chair, 20 Ifan
: ilton Holt and others who visited hi
! there to hear his last words 1--WE SUI
: pose upon the league OF nationa) thi
q tho people OF the United 8tarcs wei
2 now confronted by a most solemn o.
CASTOR. For once the prosidenr an
, myself are In most thorough accor'
But having seen him since hiS Zine.
and sympathizing with him as l do.
: could yet oAly be Impressed with u
2 difference in the standpoint OF n
: president and of some OF us or n
e senate, from which we viewed IN
: solemn occasion. Listoning 10 n
lpresidcnts words as we have hear
Z them for tho last w years, al
again to their echo today, everyoi
must be Impressed that he regar'
this as n most solemn occasion I,
= the other peoples or some OF u
: other peoples OF the world, n i n
= .a.un1.