Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1890-09-15

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At the conclusion Of the governors re-
marks the convention proceeded to bust
ness by the election OF Edward f. Otero
and Frank Fofsythe temporary secretaries.
Col. Chavez moved that u committee
on credentials be appointed. Carried.
Col. Fountain moved that committee
OF one member from each county be ap-
pointed as committee on permanent or
ganization. Carried
Gov. Stover moved that q committee
consisting of one from every county on
resolutions be appointed by the chair.
Carried.
Col Rynerson moved that a committee
OF one from each county, on rules and
order of business, be appointed by the
chair. Carried.
Col. Chavez moved that the list OF
counties he called, and the members
present the name OF one gentleman from
each delegation as member OF the com
mittee on credentials. Carried
Col. Rynerson moved that the conven-
ton take recess for ten minutes, to
give the committee on credentials an
opportunity to prepare its report. Car
rled. The convention re-assembled at
l2 30.
The committee on credentials reported,
through its chairman, Mr.. Chavez, show
ing that the representation was full and
complete, and showing the attendance OF
l12 members.
The report was received and the com.
mittee discharged.
The char announced the several
standing committees rs provided Tor by
the motions above referred to-
The committee on rules, through it's
chairman, Col. RynersOn, reported; the
same was adopted with one amendment,
as follows
MIR. Chairman: Your committee on
rules and order of business beg leave to
report as follows:
lst That the usual parliamentary rules
shall govern the proceedings OF this con-
vention.
2nd. The oyacr d husiness shall be rs
follows:
|. Report OF committee on resolutions.
>. All resolutions introduced shall be
referred to the committee on resolutions
without debate.
3. Nomination for delegate, counties
to be called in alphabetical order.
4. Election OF central committee,
which shall consist Of two members from
each county, to be selected by the several
county delegations in open convention,
and nine members at large to be elected
a committee from the several counties.
The county committees OF Chaves and
Eddy counties are authorized to name
two members from each Of those counties,
as mem bers Of the central committee.
The central committee shall have power
to select five members as an executive
committee.
Vacancies in the central committee
shall be filled by the several county COM
mittees.
). Miscellaneous business.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton, through its chairman, Col. Fountain,
reported as follows:
President - James A. Iockhart, OF
Grant county
Vice Presidents-F II. Kent, Befna-
lilo, W. II. Jack, Colfax; Jacinto Ar
milo, Dona Ana; w. c. Porterfield, Grant
E. McB. Timoney, Lincoln; W. B. Brun-
ton, Mora; Jose Pablo Gallegos, Rio Ar
riba ; j. d. Rumberg, San Juan; M. Ro-
nero, San Miguel; Aniceto Abeytia, San
ia Fe; Juan Jose Baca Socorro; Samuel |
p. Foster, Sierra Juan Santistevan, Taos
Roman A. BaCa, Valencia; Charles B. |,
Eddy, Chaves and Eddy.
Secretaries-Patrcio Gonzales, San Mi |
guel E. f. Otero, Valencia; |. NJ. Bond,
Bernalillo.
Interpreters--Pinito Pine, Dona Ana
Max. Luna, Valencia.
Sergesnt-at-Arms - Charles Leicham,
Socorro.
This was adopted and after short re-
cess the convention reassembled, when
the committee on resolutions reported as
follows:
A PLATFORM OF PROGRESS.
We, the Republican party OF the ter
ritory of New Mexico, in convention
assembled, at Albuquerque, the 18th day
of September A. D. 1890, resffirm the
principles of the Republican party as set
forth in the Republican platform of 1888,
and we indorse the actions of President
Harrison, and of the 5lst congress in CIV
ing effect to the same. And we especially |
thank the president for calling the atten-
ton Of congress III his messages to New
Mexico and her wants and the necessity
for speedy settlement of our land claims;
and we also thank the senate of the
United States for making a special order,
during the present congress, the consid-
Grafton OF bill to create land court to
settle our land titles, and urgently impress
upon congress the necessity for speedy
action in the enactment Of some law to
that end.
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