Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-02
HANNA HAMMERS TAX
DODGERS; S0C0RR0 co.
TIRED OF BOSS RULE
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tNOAtlHuSu NUN L dSe OHeJ
without calling on Mr.. Sully to tell
them what to do.
Prominent at Convention.
AT the convention at Albuquer-
que you could not look around
without seeing Mr.. Sully in con-
ference with the bosses. We rec
ognize Sully's right to take an in
terest in the affairs of our state,
but we do not recognize his right
to help his company escape just
taxation. If he wants to run the
affairs of the state of New Mexico
he should run for governor.
1.-THE men who wrote our consti-
tuition for us were in conference
with Sully at the time that splendid
job was done. Let us look at this
constitution and consider the APP
portionment in regard to the cleo
ton of state senator's. Do you
realize that Miguel county. Of
ten called the kingdom of san Mi
guel, is in three legislative districts
and is given the right to control the
election of three of twenty-four
state senators. You will find that
this is done in other counties con-
sidered solidly republican. so that
three counties participate in the
election of one third of the entire
state senate.
Predicts ROut of Bosses.
1--WE are going to lick the bosses
this fall on that proposition of tax
alton which they have sought to
handle through this gerrymander.
We handled the taxation matter in
the war of the revolution and we
can and will handle it in this fight
on boss rule.
1T is important today to con-
slider this matter of apportonmeht'
as it will come up at the next leg
stature and is for a period of ten
years. Are you going to let them
rob you again?'
Judge Hanna said that many
people have become democrats VINO
were formerly republicans because
they realize the injustice done New
Mexico in taxation. He called on
the people to vote for the flSht
kind of state senators and pointed
to C. C. Royal, of silver City, run
ming in the shOestring district on
the democratic ticket, as the right
kind of a man. He declared thal
| Rill Murray, opponent of Mr.. Roy
all Is a banker close to the Chlno
Conner company. The Chino Will
do all il can to beat Royal because
it wants friends in the legislature
Judge Hanna declared.
Raps Judge Wright. l.
Judge Hanna then referred 10
Judge Edward r. Wright, cana
| date for state senator in santa re
county. as a man who helped pre-
mare the mine tax law. He referred
to Kaseman as the coal KING Oh a.
buauerdue as another man running
on the republican ticket, and Cs,
tain attorney up in ColfaX' MI
Phillips. :, o.+,au 10
gether in that senate TO eseape
taxes." Judge Hanna shouted
Judge Hanna declared that Hen
inc the editor of the Albuquerque
Herald, sis the hired man OF ouIiy'
"This is the first mud Singing
have done in this campaign IL you
wish to call it mud-slinging' anu 1t
is not at any candidate .o
Judge Hanna said that there are
mining companies like thaI ~
Magdalena that have not pee.'
making ten million dollars year
and such companies may need en-
enlargement. .t,o +ox
He said he is trapping the .uN
dodgers and not every mining com
many. and is making a plea TO ,ave
the renubIican bosses sent apou'
their private business.