The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-21

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nation rs the candidate for
United States senator.
MI. Chairman, Fellow Citizens.
appreciate more than words can ex-
press this evidence of your confidence.
accept he nomination (a%ppiause).
III nhan he my purpose to lend every
~enuchVor within my power Il carry
the party TO victory. with your aid, IT,
the coming election. tapplauHel.
! had the pleasure. ON the nth dny
OF March Of this year. of undressing
my FELLOW citizens In this hall In ac-
c0ptance Of n temporary appoint
mcnt given by Governor Mechem and
on That occasion ] Pledged you to
render tho best service Of which
was capable toward securing such
legislation as would promote the wei.
fare OF the state Of New Mexico.
have served four months. have
tried to do my duty have always
had In mind the state OF New Mexico.
us citizens tapplause). Its welfare and
Its uphuildinT, hoping that before
many years. with the cooperation of
tho enlightened and progressive
citizenship Of this state and such serv.
Ice ~ may be rendered Mt the ma
uonal capital. we would witnesa a
development In keeping with the won
derful. resources that Providence has
seen III TO lay In store here within the
the boundaries OF New Mexico.
tapplausel.
The Harding Administration
My follow citizens, | want to say
to you Just one word about the presi-
dent OF this nation. want to say TO
You that YOU have In the person OF
warren q Harding tapplausel q man
OF great capacity and OF large soul.
~outpouring with sympathy towards
humanity. Believing in the things
hat make Tor human progress. he
is now planning to bring about what
the world has been striving for for
ccnturics-univerral peace. and to do
away with tho great armies and the
great ornaments which have hurd-
'ned the principal nations Of the
world almost beyond endurance.
During the last war this country
expended In She n"elghborhood OF
thirty billion do lars for military
purposes. President Harding IN
possessed Of broad vision. as well ~
good Judgment. He recognized the
psychology of the situation lie In
vited the nations OF Great Britain.
France, Italy and Japan to a con
Terence Tor the purpose Of doing A.
way with the competitive armament,
of m" nations OF the world. say 10
you that the administration Of Hard.
INK viii make an epoch in history
ilAA VIII i've TOT All tliNts
u Is my belief. aud l. Il the general
belief of mcn who are posted NJ to
the situation. that the peace meeting
ri Washington Ia discuss dislrma-
mcnt viii bcar such fruit thar you
viii never h. called upon to pay the
taxes necessary Ia provide the I'M
mcnsc appropriations Of the present
congress for the building Of naval
dcfcncts. tnppiauscl.
The Reconstruction Program
President Harding has a very keen
conception Of the necessities Of the
depressed conditions existing through
out the nation. and especially the de-
moralizod condition OF the market
with reference to agricultural PRO-
duets. including livestock and other
essential commodities, lie under
the necessity OF providing n
market FOR our surplus pro-
ducts, To that u the most gigantic
re- ief measure of It's Kind ever al
opted by any nation has been passed
the seuhto at the personal request
Of President Harding This bill II
expected to pass the house within n
very few days and I predict It will
hc soon funCtioning II is known ms
tn" Agricultural Relief bill. providing
finances TO be distributed by the War
Finance corporation Under this bin
the War Finance corporation has an
available capital Of $500. 900. 900. II
IL authorized to issue bonds TO the
extent Of $4,000. 900. 900. They are
government bonds, but they arc
mad" eligible with tho Federal Re
serve. Tho Fedora Reserve IL au-
80 issue currency ana To- take
those bonds Hs collateral security until
such time M they may be- sold 10 the
pubic Therefore, the total available
b. s.. 500. 600. nUNO.
Aid For Producers.
The object ~ this bill IN To- aid the
farmer. 10 aid the producer Of live
stock. Of cattle and Of sheep. To aid
the cotton grower, so that their COM
muditics may be- marketed In an or
dcrly manner, IN that thry shall not
10 l%iquidst"d under forced circum-
ana under conditions which
are u%nfaNCrah'c to the producer.
This hill viii help to preserve the
livestock industry ~ vital to
the nation and It's prosperity. ~ cs-
scntinl to Industrial activity through
out the country.
\ distinguished democrat at one
time made q very true statement
that n YOU destroy the farms. the
agriculture ~ the country. grass VIII
.u yOur cities. That is true
The iudusirirs OF the country can
not live without our agricultural voc
sources. without IT, activities. neither
can agriculture" get along without the
markets which are furnished 10y the
Industrial Ccutrrs There never was
Ion al history. such a gigantic task
rs that which now Cuufruuts the
country In bringing back conditions
10 normal This problem not only \
lists here. but 10 exists throughout
the world. n is fortunate that tho
wealth of the nation makes this
country the trustee, | might say. to
n the reconstruction and rchab-
not only uf this nation, hut ~
all the world
The world looks to the United
to-day AS never before for h"r
cncuuragcmcnt and assistance IN
bringing about normal conditions
This is mo- time for partisan strife,
is Just aa much need rur the
patriot TODAY to stand M and do his
share TOWARD bringing about hts re-
construction Hs there Was to win the
tHpplauscl and II can only be
brought about with hat sort Of a
Mhnt Relief 1911 Does.
Under tho prlVisions Of u agri-
cultural relief hill the War Finance
corporation IL authorized to loan,
without limit. to banks, trust com-
pauios or any other Kind OF financing