The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
FRANK v. CLANCY
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rhe Alralaao hotel ~ noon today.
prank W. clanfs 81 Santa ~ wps
the principal speaker % the iunchson.
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We are assembled On accordance
win enf usral hHpm on n anni-
rIfsa4, u fna hIrh Of hat greatest
81 af 4me4care. unieerenlly acclaim
ID a. me FdIntf 81 MS country, auu
newer Ia tnt history % ne world has
There been any man VINO. BY his lcttt
character. has mtIIInrf achievements
ana more especially BY hia Wpndottui
lniiunnce fHtried ID the WAY q steady
ms control m ne formation ot ~
nnsornment which has now endured
lof more than ltt. Year,. 80 Vel ot-
HGited tuch q hIrh utic. caiiinn for
the neuurai nouI1tf Of hlH country e
men ana tnQIr uf4fendants. bordering
unon the Warshlp gwen 10 the gods ~
olher AeeA ami q other parts 81 me
WaIld.
whr auccessiniy aifuEeltd 70 achieve
Inc independence 81 these United
States Of amfrira. there were utnefA.
uRa Adnmn. jefferson. Hamilton,
Inomnn Faine anu DANES Madison.
wno surpassed WaNningion H. snowy
~Infnllectual a~ttrinuics which contrib
HI|| ~ NN| $3.50
hut no one OF them aor an Of tnrin
combined, Possessed a almost tf1d-
like mentality 81 that greatest or an
Americans WHO 81 a Comparatively
l-nronapicuuua manner controilcd. led
and welded together diverse. contend
inF eienIrntH. inc fusion - when into
Il HARMONIOUS anolf. created me great
government under which We suii live
and from which ~ should never de-
mari
"a T. we'll thaf We should celebrate
hfe memaff We are, all Of ~. de-
81 men Nnu. in greater or
less degree. assisted In the creation
Of our freedom ard Independence and
81 " beginning az one ~ the great
1~.asInnn of iha earth. ana b D. only
natural and a. the same time wise
tor ~. ~ such d~eacenuanih Zoo
laul With pn1c upon what cur an
refiora accomplished. not 1niy IN the
great war OF the Revolution. but also
ID the subsequent creation Of ne
greatest republican government tne
world has ever kncwn. Which mas
been iho insplrauon Of peoples in az
rarin Of the earth in tneir atrugEics
toward frcedom liberty ana indie
pendencc.
And especially il & Incumbent upon
%. inspired In part Al least ~ price
81 ancestry and aiso upon all patri-
otto AmNffNauN. ~ INV FA~"t 'WNf
10 do an ia a power 70 uphold =
pefpefuate she freat work. % he
founders Of our faetrrment
There are mhnT-far too
uoG amoug W.. Nho are striving 10
lnculcaie y lack " respect for The
work Of thuse great men who framed
the constitution 81 the United states,
which - we'll deserves the hign
uralse given 10 II - william =. Glad
lfonn. one % the f1eatest men IN the
public life Of EnGlhnd. wnen he said
thar .it a the moft wonderful work
ever stuck on atnI given time by the
brain and purpose o. man .
IL - now urged that tne frame or
government estahliFhed by that con-
rflfution while "a may nave ueen well
enough a. the time was the work o.
narrow-mlnded ~afisiocrnis imoutd
with the spirit Of former ages who
could nul forHce the worderiul
changes which hayf since come In the
progress o. humaHlfy. y that Il u
not adapted 10 tbs ~present-dey condi-
lions and must be rhaurcd II not en-
iiroly destoycd 50 a. 20 meei the de-
mands Of the sewer day. Indeed
some o. the iconeciasis 20 81 far a. 20
aeoArae the personal character "A
honesty OF those patriotic makers OF
fha constitution. Attnputine % them
SOME Of the most lgnohle ana selfish
motives In h formation OF our gov
ernnrcnt
"a short course Of careful reading
OF The papers preserved In the Feo-
eraliaf and % such works as those OF
Miller aad Watson 90 the constitution.
Viii convince any impartial, intelli-
gent patriot that the constitution max
era knew we'll what they were doing
and had a wonderfully clear prophetic
VISION as 20 h possibilities OF the
future. They had a knowledge OF
human nature which does not change
with centuries ~ apparent progress.
Some years ago, there were published
a rsmber OF extracts from a tranAia
fion OF the Code OF lamurabl or
Ehamnrabi. which waa something like
5000 years old, and they revealed
substantially the same sort Of social
and business conditions az those which
exist today. There are things which
our ardeni wouid-be reformers en-
tifeiy ignore.
'rrhe great Masses of the American
people are attached 20 the principles
Of our constitution. proud OF a ma
tional sovereignty and determined TO
maintain and preserve The same Whr
then should there BE- such variations
Of belief amonE people who In a large
way are ~ ono IN sentiment y in
devotion 20 a great ideal2 There are
many intellectual persons who md u
az NNN RNNENNNN NNN" ANNNNNNNN ~
fhla question, and who are Inclined 20
regard our political contests AZ IN
nnlfod by nothing better D. motives
OF personal greed ~ the way Of struF-
Elas FOR ONCE or FOR some pocunihry
advantage arising from The business
policy Of ono or the other party
"Heyertirg Tor a moment 10 the es-
Hentlal dinefcncea between the great
political parties. Il VIII be seen that
even among the strongest advocates
Of standardization " national power
and consequent strength and EN-
cheney, there Is prevalent a belief that
under tho constitution each state has
q sovereignty OF rs own which can
not properly be invaded or disregard
al 81 The federal sovereignty, and
tlloro y strong reason 70 hold that The
Sixteenth and eighteenth amendments
10 tho conatifution and the proposed
huGrage amendment, are IN entire dis
regard Of the rights BY the conHiiiu-
lion reserved ~ he states ana To TIE
people.
of course she original extreme
kiow Of the rights Of the states as
horflnbefore stated, was overthrow
- the result Of the Civil war. hut %
g. not claimed BY any sane person.
ihaf an Of the rights 81 he atatca re-
served 81 the conailiulon, were at
the nnms time taken away and 81
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