The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-30
Ripples on Surface
Point to An Early
Campaign in State

aAf ~
ihrrt is e present help Cor the
Internal affairs OF Sow Mexico
u lies In o. victory for O. drmn-
cratic state ticket under
proper leadership"
Reading this solemn pronounce
mont slowly and carefully this
democrat, who IN not without In
nuoncc In Ills party councils said
"Do you know. brother. don't
know whether To laugh or cry
about that editorial switching the
Journal over to the democrats We
thought once before that the bonds
which bound Mngcc 10 the demo-
cratic cause were OF a kind that
couldn't break. \ lot Of us helped
To tie these bonds. But did they
last They did not, They broke
broke right In the middle Of n
convention when We were about 90
nominate a candidate fur the
United states senate against Bur
sum. and the bursting almost
caused o. riot and "a financial
panic combined.
1T may look to Mr.. Mngoe now
like tho safety ot Sew Mexico dc
pended upon the election OF o.
democratic state Ticket But how
will he feel about next september
can't forget HE recent statement
Tint o. man 10 be- consistent. should
bv ready 90 Chang, his views cN"Ty
morning.
Then. too Their, b. that phrase
in this switch 20 our party which
Gays "" are ull right Go run See"
Mexico under proper ~lrndcrshlp'
A.aNr HHaNHH Hsa.an N. HVasmN LN fNNHH H
I,uvs nr mean that democratic
party leadership hasn't been proper
in the Tust' IT, the same leader
ship we've had that fs beading now
or docs 10 mean by proper leader
ship that MaFro Is going Ca pick
10 tor ~, and u h. picks %, Will II
be- putney?
Personally I hnvc M objection
To- Hutn"y for governor u the con
vcutlun wants him and ne mny %,
nominated. hut if Nj Mugov'r sup
port ut uur party rests on that
selection as constituting the one
ana only proper leadership, th,n
wore Htrainiug at the bonds again
puinry T. Nagrc's Angel
The Iutuyy campaign accord
Ing Co this democrat and ufhtr4.
b. being quite actively promoted
from the journal office. Tutney
Be- regarded generally us the
angel behind tho Journal lie
has % very considerable following
among democrats In addition TO
MaEDo. In the 1918 democratic
State convention ho could have"
been nominated c.ihrr for COVER
nor or senator had be- been able 'o
decide which job D., wanted 10
couldn't make up hls mind IN time
and his ind"cisiou permitted vet
Gran convention managers like j..
n Criat and Arthur Solirman TO
step In and take the lead away
from him and hi Hluubbling
county delegation u putnuy has
concentrated on the Euvornurship
this time. an those best acquainted
0lth the situation fay b, has. nc
viii be- u formidable convention
figure ana b. not unlikely TO win.
al ono democrat put 10 yesterday
even with the Journal supporting
him
Independents Busy
Tho recent frequent meetings 81
the Independent Republicans un
der the leadership uf l~urvazuio.
Mas Gutierrez and Colonel f-rou-
son Cutting uf Santa Pc hive led
90 rumors Of impending troubi"
ing the regular Republican party
when "a gctr around 20 uomiuu-
tons. While Mr.. Larrazolo hna
elld that he wants ma nomination
and while tho ludrprudentf -1y On,
only object Of their organization
is Justice. still tho rumur persists
that Mr lartazolo's friends want
him 1s the regular republican can
didatr fnr tho SENATE. that they
VIII bo regular n they r,I him iu
that positian and that they wilt
tr extremely irregular not 20 ray
eccentric, 10 they do not got what
they want
At thu anne time the Republican