The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
FALL
NOT ENDORSING
GENERAL WOOD
Withdraws for Delegate
When New Mexico In
atructs for General

be made IN the form 81 i~nternauonhi-
ism or hy internal agitation. Will meet
With our united opposition.
we recommend me republican
majority IN the United Statea senate
for the stand & has taken against the
attempt ~ the present administration
20 conclude a peace Which included
a FOR a league % nations 81
such form a. to be Unacceptable 10
the Amerlcan people and destructive
or ihn American constitution. Amerl-
can Institutions and American sog-
crclrnty.
we repeat What has 80 often
been declared BY hf republican par
~ that the United states ehould as
aume no obligations. either legal or
moral. TO sen American soldiers,
nailprs or marines. to serve European
or Asiatlc powers IN the preservation
Of their territorial or their political
independence. a. tho dictates Of for
elen powers intermeddilug with our
internal n dpincsiic concerns.
Tho covenant o. the league OF ma
tons. IN. the fSrm proposed by the
president. was not only un-American.
but Was an attempt 20 have the Amer
lean people surrender their indcpcn-
dence. and substitute therefor q poll
Icy OF intcrnatlonalism. under which
their future policies. internal n OK
ternal. would have been al the die
fation and under the control q for
eien governments
Endorsement Is given TO the prin-
ciple Of protection OF our home in
duatries and home labor. 10 "A national
| economical expenditure % public
moneys raised Tor public purposes.
There ia eyere condemnation OF the
wastcfui c~NtrnNpEance 81 the demo-
cratic administration, hotn during
and since the war. n b. recommend
ed that the present system and meth
DDS OF taxation should be thoroughly
revised. with "a definite purpose 10
promote, and not to prevent. bueinsS -
enterprises and Increased production
We recognize The dignity and hon
or Of labor. and the Necessity that 10
should at al times be treated with
Justice and accorded a square deal.
and hat there should be developed
between capital and labor "A bette
relation. with justice 20 both and ius-
tice to the public ~ the third side
Of the triangle.
we urge vigorous measures 10 pre-
vent the spread OF boirheVism and the
doctrines advocated hy fanac;its.
which are inimical to. and destrtic-
tive OF. the principles upon which our
government Is founded"
SuftrnEc rank.
states that have not yet ratified the
feaeFai amendment granting SUR.
frage TO women are urged 70 DO 80
without delay. and attention H. called
10 The fact that 20 republican lrgiS-.
iatuse Ahas y@ yc3cesav IRE anifrdl
ment.f
Endorsement Of n plan % show
substantial appreciation Of the pa ri
otto work and sacrifice Of the service
men In the world war b. as follows,
and was adopted upon the recommen-
dalton " "a group OF former sersirc
mem
We believe the American Legion
b. representative 81 the great major
ity OF soldiers. sailors and marines
who served our country In the lHtc
war, and h. best constituted 10 work
out The problems OF the ~eN-scryice
men. and We pledge our delegates TO
the national convention to support the
progrnm which the New Mexico
American Legion shall recommend. "
The endorsement Of Major General
Leonard Wood il about a. hearty as
can be framed. II follows;
The republican narty OF New
Mexico. In delegate as
scmbled al Santa Fe. representing
the thought. desires and aspirations
OF the great majority OF the republi-
J can voters ~ New MoXico; having AZ