Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-31

Mo Nor,b ,r,arioa,, II
st, I'll ~ ro,,,.,liI ~ tot,,ae
of Snffioiant goraa 20 WENT We
nrod,1ation.S
n -, ,,,to...,..,... ~ ct.
.oIf;5 az iil'e a4f,' NiIl'e. CIIie
tiie o'tieL Jay an liiseiJst
sis 1iiip' aI.ilosh leasoIi"piy
~ ies,i ,lintoi 'i,e
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pa M ,i,i i,s,. ny ~ aeuss
80, go -
~ 10. ., IL, - 80 +,,ii' ..T 80,
| Il hard IN mako n distinction no
ia Ia ~, sinno ~ ,'a,tod Iy.t
49,, aiFcana,,or, 10. ,,,s+ ga
o,,t hafoTa I Iea,,a raerioa -
0''T sse.,...
Inc eminent lei i 9oleti.i7t i,S
assumed Idah WN4oti ihlSht wei
palIle even me- 80 80, ~"
oI reSealch anu ati"iSSe ~,
qull IL ouueu ~ -. $50,
questioiliiai & "oui9 s'iii9e ;iis
that famous tesI uiiiei piU3e. 49,
as cruel anu uiluous.t Puti-'oiii li'
boT7 the ldst !"ehty SeaiS ~
we nave ildue II ~ aItlo, WEI
discussing pupllc alialIs win iileil
OF lntellIsehce anu Stlohe pa tai li', 81
sentiments, 10 ASH ilielh ~ W 10
why they were Fep uNllc'. . VI u -
ocrats' we nave louitu 'stte .iteS
can feaaiiy give leaaoiis 10 p
ferrlng thelr own rsa ii3 W
It's rlVal' usualiS tneS ulSSiGs9e 'iie
influence OF lilherlleu pLeJuuA 49, o
Associations anu express 9eite
III
material pehetlts, ~ Soii'l 90 70 80, -
M ~ e9 nc 49,. H,,fSifio, Mt no
victory by the oppo9ition, put 70
yohu tnl9 punt ''ieAl
grow lllsly. 100, !. ;,.+,,,o nav in
Inc p"i ~ H. 70 ~ IaFforeor.
woke the coilLiiCt "a ,' az LII tbo
IAN o0etLine VI orno,, - ~ fada,.a1-
fiahlllloiilaIl pi VI, o''r nowar.
ISM OF stioisIS 49,, ,[l'I - slava,,v
ne may cue tle H' So I'D nrE.
or the pollcfes VI iiC ,aaniotiar of
tecllon, ltee snSrI, ie oo,trast tho
Dig business ne nay uoi Ia ooon
govern lell'"i eili I'll * inon,nne-
ony Oh ms sloe VIZ INC +,,at NJ.
tence ana eAli ,i, ' I3,,t assantiallv
valls on tue o'pei, = ~ 80, ,nnrnont
his reasons are naseG - upon ~ accis
v , $500 " o,o,,ironment. at best they |
refer 10 soFel NM s',rdon,ontaI
when rest upon no i,,str,,-
principles oul oi ar.r,, soh,-
mentalltles LOT tiie ee'i tip,y "'S
ton OF ecoHohlic ptop .,lea,,,,o,o wei
In recent years lui 'i.1l i.'Gt'
have frequently louhu ee me- ~ az
tifying thelr party allii,', dIad In
ardent repupllcall ai any, c., iaanti-
the-wool democrat VIII use A.
cally the same aIsunlV ..a;,od Uot-
fact. no man VINO mas at ,+'In,o VOC r,
ing age WITHIN the iast 49, 1iati,otions
could set fortil elear ois o,taias ,,9
between the aims an Po'l n-,o,,
the two major paI'l l1i,i; ,,n,,,d |
trained student OF poli'in M 49," ~
find the TASK uilllcuit, sieiad of |
fusion mas peet ll Itsaa,ntio,,e of |
course, SINCE tne Hl'i'i toaan with.
.', 81, ,,,nionShip OF the ira
avowed championship o W I've Of
ditionai democratic uoI.l Ia ,,oi
state soVerelshty "i ~, enrna ssing
freedom ana ehueu Wy ti,a advo9
the Wiidest proPoos . ,,tborltv fed- |
Gates OF ce,lruii@eu oontivo domina-
eral control anu eN7NUtl'e
ton. ;,,,,,,,;ro, close re
An experlel!itGe imvo re.
latlonshlps WIZ ,.pt.rate has con- |
publicans ana uei ~ fundamental !
Vihceo us '' tr,,o ,arties are sub !
aims OF the wv p'i IA that the |
stanually tlie tarents, choose
labels Whlch theiL ~ ',,ooI sionifirz1
to wear are Wltllou' at;li under
ance. rms cuuhtiy ,.o,tt, evste m |
the sway OF tile W. .t,js condition |
Of government Sn pi.;a , IN vote n |
forces iniillons - nlnresAnts their,
party tlcket VIZ l.. ;epidentals The |
conVlctlohs oniy ~, =, arowing "fluid
great ana steauyia ~ ~ "a, onn. snar-
vote, w" 80 Tho other, is made up of
~, my sTo &C The members of which |
tllis eis'03 thair sentiments on tenn
EXPRESS ;ss,as rather than accept
pola' of am entire marty faith and
diiee ~ WI
"a TSora is however. one clear line
~ ntno,,age which separates the
VI CSC of voters into two opposing
Ilasses VI and Il is becoming more
sioupo unor hv wear. Influences
| ut'S.ll, 49,, ont fortune, education
VI s,ttauoatuai bent produce on one
~ "a tbose who may be classified as
slut conservatives, standpatters'
W.. uoa I'll ,.tionaries.. on the other those
I,,Sosa beliefs and tendencies are
1;heraI, progressive.
During the generation folloWlns
ltbe civil war a mans polltlcal az
| filiations were dictated by plttel
| nartisanship which lett niue W
pportnnitv for discriminating Judg-
pTant. hut during the last quarter
of a century the passions ana pre-
indices engenedered by the great
Conflict have had dimlnlshins
force and gradually there has
vealed itself in American politics
a division analogous to that pre-
vailing in older countries.
The major parties today osteh-
| siblv represent sharply contrasteo
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