The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-14

encs during the examination Of the
credentials by the committee.
Judge Prince, chairman Of the com
mittee on credentials. presented its re
port showing that all counties except
Taos and san Juan were represented
and that there were no contests.
Col. Dwyer moved that committee
on permanent organization. rules and
regulations be- appointed to consist OF
one member from each comfy delega.
tion. The motion was carried after
some discussion as 10 the prupriety of
makingtwo committees instead Of one.
The following were named as the com
mittee. Messrs. Dwyer. Hubbs. McFie.
King, Barber, Martinez. Chavez. Ward,
Ortiz, Salazar. Kahler. Montoya and
Luna.
IA. Whitmore moved that a com
mittee on resolutions be selected like
the foregoing be appointed. which re-
suited In the appointment Of the fol
lowing: Messrs. Cromwell, Madrid.
Newcomb, Pennington, Barber, Sando-
val, Salazar. Kistler. Bartlett, Foster.
WhitmoTe and Baca.
Mr.. c. Baca moved that committee
selecred from each county be appoint
ed 10 chose two members from each
county as territorial committee.
Several amendments were offered and
considerable discussion followed which
resulted In a resolution that each de-
legation should name its members on
the call of the roll IN open convention.
Judge Prince offered and read reso.
luton for the protection Of miners and
mining which with all other resolutions
was referred to the committee on reso-
lutions.
The convention then adjourned un-
I'll 3 o'5lock p. m.
The convention reassembled and was
called to order by Chairman Garcia
at about half-past three o'clock p. m.
Col. Dwyer, chairman Of the committee
on permanent organization, rules and
regulations, presented their report re-
commencing Colonel j. Francisco
Chavez for chairman and for secre-
tary Col. Max Frost; assistant secre-
taries, Messrs. Armijo, Kistler
and Anchetta and Miguel Salazar for
interpreter. The report was unaRim-
ously adopted.
II
/. Report Of committee on resolu-
tions.
End. Nomination of Delegate to
congress.
Srd. Appointment of territorial
central committee.
4th. Miscellaneous business
9th. Adjournment.
The chairman appointed Tranuilino
Luna, VIM. w. Griffin and Eugene Ro-
nero as committee to escort the per
manent chairman 10 the chair.
AS he distinguished and well known
form of Col. j. Francisco Chavez ap-
peared upon the platform he was greet
ed with applause and made one of
those pleasing and telling speeches for
which he is noted.
Judge 5. B. Newcomb, chairman Of
the committee on resolutions presented
the report which was read. A resolu-
ton charging Gov. Ross, George W.
Julian, the judges and territorial oflici-
ais with general corruption and partisan
acts caused lively discussion. Capt.
Fort, Judge Prince, and Gov. Stover OBJ
Iected to the use of the word corrupt"
especially as relating TO the judiciary,
unless specific acts were set forth, and
the latter objected to charging the ju-
dietary with craftsmanship, especially
Judge Brinker; the judiciary was ex-
: cluded from the resolutions and the
word corrupt" as TO the others stricken
out, when the resolutions were
unanimously adopted. The resolutions
with The above amendment are as fol.
lows:
/. The republicans Of New Mexico,
in convention assembled. cordially ac-
cept and earnestly approve the declar-
alton of principles laid down by the
republican national convention at Chi
cago.
9. We hereby sincerely ratify the
nomination Of that good and tried citi-
zen, gallant soldier and eminent states
man. Benjamin Harrison. for presi-
dent OF the United States, and of that