Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-20
WILSON POLICIES
ARE FLAYED BY c.
D. P. SPEAKERS
Hundreds Attend Open Air
Meeting of.Lincoln Repub-
lican Club to Hear En-
dOrSement of Nominees.


That the political campaign is
on in dead earnest was demonstrate
ed beyond a doubt by the hundreds
of people that assembled last night
at Robinson park to listen to the
broadsides delivered by prominent
leaders of the republican party in
Bernalillo county. The meeting
was under the auspices of the
Lincoln Republican club of Bern
alillo county. Governor 0, A, Lar
razolo, who, it had been announced
would address the gathering, was
unable to be present.
John w. Wilson. president of the
club, in speeches of characteristic
brevity and well chosen remarks,
presided at the meeting and intro
duced the speakers. In his open
ling address Mr.. Wilson gave the
purpose of the meeting as that of
endorsing the republican nominees
and propagating the republican
spirit. He congratulated the men,
bers present on the splendid con-
dition of the republican party at
the present time and of It's
chances of success in the Novem-
Der election,
mo party has ever presented a
greater ticket than has been put
before the nation today by the
great national convention at Chi
cago. Senator Warren G. Harding
land Governor Calvin Coolidge
should appeal to every American
and it should be the duty of the
American people to place them in
/ office" said Mr.. Wilson. When he
asked the large audience If they
would do it he was answered with
many cries of Yes, We'll do it,
In introducing Mrs. Margaret
Medler. the first woman to sit In
a political convention in Berna-
| lilo scounty. Mr.. Wilson reminded
the women of the debt OF gratitude
they owed the republican party.
"Out of the thirty five legislatures
ratifying the suffrage amendment.
ltwenty-nine have been republican,
said Mr.. Wilson.
Mrs. Medler talked briefly on the
work of women in party politics
and said it was their desire to work
side by side with the men and
share the burden for the success
| of the party at the coming election
1.-The republican party appeals 10
the many because it represents a
strong organization and had II not
| been for the republican party,
there would have been no Uniteo
States on the map today, were
some of the remarks made by Mrs
Medler.
In a talk fitting the occasion
and interspersed with many ex-
pressions of loyalty, B. C. Herman
DEE, republican congressman IRON
New Mexico, addressed the meet
ling. While it had been advertised
that Mr.. Hernandez would SPEAK
| in the Spanish language, he ex'
pressed the belief that all at the
meeting understood the national
Language, in which he desired tt
lspeak.
In expressing his views of the
candidates, Congressman Herman
dez told of his personal knowledge
OF Senator Harding. when l say
there is not a bigger man in the
United States than Warren q
Harding, | know whereof l speak
said Mr., Hernandez. He Is o.
presidential size and the party L
H to be congratulated on his noml
nation" Mr.. Hernandez reviewed
the convention at Chicago ant
spoke of the party unity that Wa'
exhibited there.
State Senator r. p. Barnes re
viewed briefly the league of ma
tons and its requirements ana IN
present labor conditions th1t con
front the country today. lie sal'
the people of the United state
should be congratulated that the.
lwere governed by majority am
not minority and expressed TN
hone that a minority condition
would never exist in this country
Carl C. Magee in characterlsti
straight from the shoulder tank Il
mart said: 81 am glad we are anou
/ to elect president of the ohlte'
states. that the. government VII
mot have to adjourn for six or eigh
months while he is sick. + am gla
we are going to elect presiueii
who will allow the members OF nj
official family to express s enei,'
selves without fear of being ilrea.
In language replete with tn
finest sarcasm Mr.. Magee con
demned the president for his ius
Tor mower. and the withdrawal
William G. McAdoo from the pres
idential race, and said: "The re
publican party for period .
seventy wears has been a believe
lin a strong centralized goVerlii.en
The democratic party has not pee
a believer in a strong centrailze
government but in states rights a
this time until seven years ago eli
cumstances elected a man VINO, ~
wanting a strong centralized gov
eminent has every one of MS preo
aa,,or. hockad off the board.