The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23
DEMOCRATS CRY or
DOSSISA |NSINCERE,
HERMAN MOHR SAYS
Bought Elubbell to Elect
Hanna, He Tells
Audience

''The democratic party In the state
and county has allied itself with the
boss hat the. republicans elected as
unworthy and yet tho demorrcts CON
t~inually shout bosslsm. The dem
ocrats have bought Hr. Hubboll to
elect Hanna
These were tho facts revealed by
Herman Mohr, candidate for repre-
sentative in the state Legislature, TO
tho audience which filled the repub-
lican headquarters hail, III North
First street last night,
THE democrats continually cry
that Judge Mechem Is controlled by
the BOSSES" nc said. '"rhey say he
Is obligated TO Bursum. In what way
has Mechem ever been obligated TO
anyoneg Have the democrats brought
out n instance OF where he has
ever been bosscd in the last ~ years
Of his public life?
The democrats sold out body and
soul to the Hubbcllites. A democratic
leader went on the floor OF the con-
vention and pleaded that MIR. Hubbeil
bo taken into the party 30 Hanna
might win by 1000 majority. II was
not n matter of principle, but only a
question of votes.'
Afraid Of Democratic Bosses.
The speaker told how Dennis
CnuNtHt an unnlhAeus upright unu
honest democrat old the democratic
convention that he was not afraid OF
the republican bosses but Of the dem
ocratic bosses. He knew the real
status of AFFAIRS, the speaker said.
The democratic party has already
made itself ridiculous and II you Sc
lect the democratic ticket you will
five 70 see the day you will regret
your act. The ~:Spublicnn party IN
proud OF It's record and may right
fully ask for re-olection on that rec
ord"
John venable, lawyer and the first
speaker also touched on the state
issues before taking up the league Of
nations. his main topic. He said that
the democrats for some unknown rea-
son had picked upon the Chino Cop
per company. The speaker pointed
out that there were other mining
companies In the state and that ali
were paying taxes.
The democratic said the speaker
charge that the republicans have
not been making any laws. The
trouble WIKI New Mexico Is that II
has too many lawJ and II you elect
the democrats you will have still
more laws"
The speaker was given loud APP
pause when he said hat no man
could sincerely support the league Of
nations who believes in free lnstitu-
tons. Because Senator Jones Ia a
democrat. some OF those OF that party
swallow anything, he said. The
speaker said he was surprised how
party utilization sometimes caused
people TO swallow most anything.
Mr.. Venable pointed out that UNI
der tho terms or the feagtfc. the
question of Immigration from Japan
might be brought before the nations
o.. l..saI.~..a Il n-..l -. l.
said, uhc.e Sam would have to sit
back and leave the matter to the
other nations to decide. do you
think h other nations would DO
things 10 benefit the United statesg'
he asked.
jones' Measurements.
Senator Jones and Governor Cox
he said. have told you thst Taft,
Elihu Root. Lodge and Charles r..
Hughes and others helped frame the
league OF nations. This is absolutely
falEe. Governor Cox first said that
he was for the Wilson league and
new ne says he liz for the league with
reservations. that will clarity the
league. Jones told you here that
Taft was at one end Of the line and
Wilson at the other end or the line
In Paris when the league was being
framed. Can you believe that rot?'
Tho difference between the repub-
licans and democrats is that the latter
are for The League" and the repub-
licans for IA League The DEM
ocrats he charged. had made tho
league OF nations an issue In the can
paign In order TO up the inef-
ficlency OF tho administration during
the last eight years.
Both speakers were introduced by
A, b. Stroup, who that
Mrs. Boag Of New York CITY and
A. u. Renehan of Santa Fe would
speak at the High school tonight. The
former will speak especially for the
benefit OF tho women he said. and
MIR. Rcnehnn win divide his time be-
tween state and national issues.