The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

others. The Herald cannot refrain from an expression Of cordial
virtue Who DURING he past few hours S6ass gwen evidence Of Il having
aseised at least = partial vision q te ps~n Of sAa New Day.
First, we would extend congratulations 70 the Prophet Of the
Dawn Of the New Day who found ii possible to give over for a brief
period the pleasant task Of selling securities based ON the Dawn. dur
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spsls portrayed in his Puhaished statement that "The Spirit of the
That sentence IS vlassie< We shall treasure 1t. That was, indeed,
Hr spirit Of the republican state convention. That has been and is
and wa eonsinae 20 be The spirit of its nominee for the United States
sepats u thrahihty Of the Prophet 10 vision this latter truth causes
ways displayed a similar ability ia the past 20 vision either big public
policy. or strong public men On this happy occasion his binoculars
seem 20 have been hitting on both cylinders lie grasped the fact,
which for some time pest has been evident 10 Others less shruishealy
engaged, that Holm Q Bursnn is TO be the next United States sepa
This 10 impressed the Prophet that he not only announced ip-
ffnnsd States Tat senate ~ but also added rdf the gratifying s assurance s' that
+we win BE- wholly loyal 70 his cause This latter is interpreted to
We congratulate the Prophet We sincerely wish him well and
hope be sticks We deery the esseverasions Of those strongly partisan
and no doubt somewhat irritated members of Mr.. Seligman's highly
efficient political machine who Yesterday ventured to suggest, in open
bis resultant definite commitment TO a public pledge Of support
would not help Senator Bursums cause Behind the expressions OF
these carping critics there is, no doubt, a certain prejudice for which,
being human a well as members of Mr.. seigman's machine, they are
perhaps not wholly TO blame.
doubt that for once the Prophet has sensed both a popular demand
and = public need. and that This ha. - struck himss fereiSly as IS, to re
nanias Again, We say, congratulations m due to the prophet. We
Further, and in this sonuccGon, use would congratulate MI. seGg
man, the astute chairman Of the democratic state committee and ar
bitter Of lis fortunes, for the perspicaeity with which he has vsioned
With his customary skill Mr.. seigman once more in a eonyen-
ton Of his party successfully s~detracked all other aspiring candi
dates for the heroic sacrifice and deity piboted upon the burning deck
who, with his customary coy reluctance permitted himself TO be thus
gently but firmly urged nay pushed; into that flaming spotlight Of
public eye.
For a third time, always thus reluctantly, but in mbroken sue,
indeed be ehurish to withhold from him Fluctuations due such unself
ih heroism or TO withhold from his potent and persistent patron, Mr.
Seligman- congratulations upon his skiful development Of a party
situation and a candidate which combine TO insure the success of the
republican party at the polls, to the end of the best interests Of state
il was right that Nj. Hanna should make it plain to the devoted
band who won him to ii by long and arduous persuasion, that his sac
rfce is not a light or triaing one and that to become in amy way at
tactiye il must be adequately financed. 1t was right that he should
require the fnihful band also to contribute something more than con
yersation TO the heroic cause. And we extend our congratulations
upon the fact that after an afternoon and evening Of persuasion, un-
der the guiding hands Of master persuaders, there were pledged sums
said to total many thousands of dollars with which TO feed the saa-
Understanding as they undoubtedly do the arful science Of
financing unselish movements in behalf of untrammeed public
ers did not once resort TO the prefer or even the suggestion of selling
bonds TO the faithful followers It's efficiency as a producer of funds
for rrusading in bchlaf of the public welfare had but lately been so
sbundantly demonstrated that il seemed an unfortunate oversight to
p pSs n ,%s %s' sSs faithful Syi %fr SspS on, nS f %Is,cr pt as %%i had ,f'' b s%%' s snfS,
GENTLY fed up on bonds of the crusader type.
generously pledged and congratulations are due both TO the pledgers
and the pledgces- In these hard times giving something for nothing
Is q trying task A courage bordering upon fanaticism is required to
do il once. What shall we say of a courage that consummates the un-
equal transaction twice in quick sueeessioni
Only IN one instance do we find 1t necessary to depart from the
eongraiuiatory spirit Of tins message and good VIII and appreciation
The stern, caustic and even bitter condemnation heaped upon the
Prophet of the Dawn of the New Day by Mr. Hanna and some of his
followers, seems 70 us to have been wholly wjustihed and as desery-
ing of srYeresf ccnsure.
Why this outburst Of reprOach and condemnation against one
but lately held in IN esteem that bordered upon venerationf
Had not the Prophet, with Oh the travail of his high gcared inner.
most soul but recently supported Mr.. Hanna with everything he had
N the shopf Didn't he ditch a whole procession Of hopefully admir-
ING republican candidates in order 20 give 10 Mr. Hanna the whole of
that arduous outponring Of Yerlant political verbiage that threw up
on the peaceful landscape even Pntney 5 putrid prunes, in the flood OF
is eagerness ia Mr.. IfaHna's seryhcef
1t Is in part with a proper gratitude that Mr. Hanna and his fol
lowers should now question with satirical sting the hepfulness of that
aenerous onfpouring in anothers causes
Is n right that Mr.. Hanna. simply because he himself is a steady
and willing repeater az the spotlghted saerifcial shrine, should ex
poet q perfectly good and freshly financed prophet to again accom-
pany him hitherf
We ask you; is that rishtf
Mr.. seiigman once more with consanmate skin has hitcbed the