The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-14
PRESIDENT MARSHALL SPEAKS.

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VfcE PRESIDENT MARSHALL while shsvsd m the vice presidency hiss
confined himself consistently 10 hi. constitutional duty Of prssaHs Oe
ton "a study national questions and interpret their development from arst
him principally through ns Congressional Record and occasional reference
N q, .~, '1.- report, 70 As r III. .u SSSo D. "m.s questions senator"
The vice president broke his long silence and at the same time became
an active candidate for a nomination for the presidency IN his address yes
,.rday before the virginia Bar association who's members endorsed him for
II he h. been correctly quoted the dee Gry.ia.a, mace up for much
states senate did not record ls consieuoas d a majority Of is members
on ss smsnd~sn. in sssrss ssaoa national prohSaoo would no, hsys, -
voting voting for 70 nation ssaSsnai p psoS d%s !" ssssls s% tss '% %n i%s a !" eon%suoSs . : large sss
= - :. sai ,%.ss 4. done y : s'ss. S ss"ss1s. man !. : . %ss,isy q s. he people !.
sss's s:m .%s'' n sss Ss .r r s=. from q sh 81 os ssss"sn Of Of s pSnS.", w ssR'iS &c.
Of hs fellow democrats who would make repeal Of .Ss PTosfs.don .sssdmsn,
sss than a. sSsTwhsl%ias public sentiment; ,%, could fore The United
%s''s.s g ~ %'@hs mm,s n undo The United States sSnsss Is = pretty s.S big
msnsoas snhsssees &c force me snass 10 Dc some'hins q majority OF Its
sr.aess T,s effort has % cen ,% w,rsSS, backing in public sentiment
prohibsiop that va a@s 10 10 what the president Of he una aS states %is"a
s ,sasas sssSs.u 2, i or ,. sSsss ss%o, =, q n + 1 assss &c combination MI Nation, si lS,e S,
sss oa unable sass 70 eo ~ ina, Is : 10 . make the he s @s s% DO soms%r Sn IL did STt' want n1t 10 .
e = : w sss"s N nr ss ssns %s' ne he U IN eST States Z. s sas%'~ sm n6 u "Sp
other body Of mon In the world. The influence that can "controrS IL against
nation ana i cannot be any other than the influence Of a great majority OF
the people IN a nai9rty Of the states
Mr. Msshsns quoted .ts,s@'9, mat IN future the country win be faced
@ ns: 4 s%s E ns~ issS'G IN Oh 9hs i last sss rs nsrs asSs aTs eam p fsS'V wsh ~ n ssT namoS
sssata S%o @S s%S 70 orSsrs 10 Sew N isS n ~aS o asrp states S" Ssu and mHi i0 ea sSi
a ms s sssr execution msn ~isSos, amsaSmsat Or Question nestle 70 ~ "s"' '' p"""'
i is no, clear hat Vice rrsslSsn, MemhAn connected the prohibition
81 law. Probably he did Tot. There are opponents OF national prohibition
law. These hold prohibition a infringement upon personal liberty rs de-
fined BY the constitution But the spirit OF the constitution was lived up to
torny OF the people and a majority OF the states u cannot be construed as
the mandate Of ~ powerful individual. government bureau or group v
afrfdn.t n Ia me viii of M fnaforty md nt he will of ms lndtudval
q group or las Mr. Wilson a the heiEhih OF his power. when the ISSUE Of
20 check the progress of national prohibition. These things being true. and
ssruon mat hss been made u the power Of the sentiment ina, created ma
ionai prohibition
NJ Marshall Is quoted a. stating ns, only two %,n-samqa Gomps-
~se@ sS'' The !" s,Sssssnssa, needs sSso'saon. q i E z S% 3 ,rs a%u We % aS indeed Ssd
facing the issue OF a government OF met o. II laws; because Gompes stands
- The representative o a relatively small group u American citizens, organ
government only those who stan unreseVedy for the laws and public pol
beneat II is a clearly defined effort to encourage class CONSEQUENCES and
20 impose class rule upon The nation. Gary is the spokesman Of a even
D nwfs .a af rwatp mower undoubtediy ia heipnE 10 carry us aiong 10 our
ism In uhsh class CONSEQUENCES and class sdhshnssa have NJ part
n we look closely We "a wen see ONE evidences Of this reaction in
another event Yesterday; that spectacle OF n Am@lsan political convention
minutes the domination OF federal convict No 2gbs Tor president of tho
United siaten However. when any nag other than the stars and stripes
takes a dominant place In a American political convention another reaction
- due and VIII come quickly. Il win make a moekery OF any effort TO sN
sovernment Of men as ashnt a sovsrnment Of law seems to have occurred
here "A Il made to order 10 Illustrate SIR Manhslrs declaration
Both oompers and Gary are strong msn both have rich funds Of
knowledge and experience; positions Of great influence gained by indstdua
upon national questions. but not as exclusive connseu0Ts and only rs hcy
imposnbie 20 imagine oompers leading a rec nag parade Of sholteu o m'
Inartyrdom OF a man under sentence imposed by . federal court u u
foolish enough "a be lined up as red nag wayert and shouters Of maryrdom
Il Is dmcult to think Of either man Is giving full and fair consideration 70
epectivs Interests The charge that they are the exclusive counselon o.
this government . a grave one
assertions rejecting upon both branches Of our government win ON Q
whfh ~ hH 700 oppf"We 70 49," =. -.
s,atemeot ~ viii become a formidable v beated candidate for the nomna
un o. bis party. r. he = sufficiently convincing he might ever bs elected