Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-10

mnlo MARTINEZ, Lincoln; W, S. Hopewell,
Sierra; Luciano Chavrz. Socorro; j. t.
McGrorty, Grant; W. T, Thornton, bona
Ana: f L Medler, Ediy .. n. Maron,
Chavee, J. G Chavez, Valencia; H. W.
Coe, San Juan Pablo Aragon, Guadalupe;
Inocencio Valdez, Taos.
Resolutions-W. B. Childers, Berna-
lilo; Geo. Z. Hosmer, Colfax Geo. L.
Gould, San Miguel; J. H, Crst, Santa
Fee; Fred. Lindner, Sierra; Abran Vigil,
Taos; Agapito Abeytia, Mora; Romulo
MARTINEZ, Lincoln; Eutimio Montoya,
Socorro; Joseph Boone, Grant; A. B.
Fall, Dona Ana; G. F. Easley, Eddy; o.
n. Marion, Chaves, j. e. Chavez, Va
lencia; H. o. Willis, San Juan; Julian
Martinez, Taos; Perfecto Baca, Guada'
lupe.
Judge E. V. Long, of San Miguel coun-
ty, presented set of resolutions, which
he read and asked that they be referred
to the proper committee.
These reso ntons declare how earnest
ly the Democratic party OF New Mexico
sympathizes with the laboring man !;
pledges the party to pass laws for his
DSuGlb, u6ClaIG5 III laNOI VI Vi -ah"SN
labor wants congress to appoint national
board OF arbitration to settle controversies
between labor and capital; favors more
liberal mechanic lien laws in New Mex
leo ssks that people be allowed to elect
y. s. senators by direct vote; declares
the politics of New Mexico to be Demo.
cratic and depreCate' the attempt to
convince congress that it isn't, etc.
At IL 40 the convention took recess
and it was nearly O'Clock before it was
again called to order.
The committee on credentials reported,
and all went serenely until A. B. Fall
moved to adopt the report, seconded by
W. L. Dame, proxy for an Eddy county
delegate.
w. B. Childers said he had 10 fire.
brand to throw into the convention, but
he moved (seconded by Felix Martinez
to amend by giving both of the contend
ing factions from Grant county seats IN
the convention with three and n hall
votes each. This brought Mr.. Fall to his
feet who spoke with much feeling
in favor of Mr. Skellv and the proxies
he represents as given him by the Fielder
faction. He declared that the Lindauer
| Ross combination were mere boilers and
said he wanted his Democracy straight
that no boilers need apply, or words tC
that effect. II. B FERGUSON scored Mr.
Childers for raising this question anc
begged the convention for Gods sake MOI
to condemn the regular Democracy o
Grant county without hearing, as Mr.
Chlders desired it TO do. He did no
want premium put upon boiling Demo
Gratis said the boilers had admitted tina
the other convention (that held in Sllve
City by the Fielder crowd was th'
regular one, aud the committee oI
credentials had unanimously, after a fu'
and fair hearing, decided to seat delegate
from this regular convention. lie asked
that the committees report be adopted
as read. After many other speeches il
which Messrs. Childers, Fall, Felix Mar
tinez and others displayed great deal o
feeling one way or the other, the repor
was finally adopted.
1t was o'clock before the committee
on permanent organization got a chance
to get in its report, which is as follows
President, Henry l.. Warren; secretary
Geo. Barringer; presidents G. 5
Bahney, E. V. Long, Jose G, Chavas, A
B. Fall Romulo Martinez stenograpbers
f. L. Medler, Frank Delgado.
At 6 O'Clock Hon. A. joseph was nomi
mated by acclsmation as candidate TO
delegate to congress.
CONVENTION ECHOES.
The plaza has been neatly decorated 70
to-night's pow-wow.
Long tailed coats and G. eveland hat
are to be seen everywhere.
They say that there were several Demo
Gratis left in Socorro county.
The temporary secretary isn't yer
familiar with the Spanish language, ev
IDENTIFY.
Not many newspaper men among til
delegates. Rather discourasing this eli
cumstance.
; The ladies that came over from Las Y,
gas on the excursion train are certaini
= charming and attractive.
On motion of delegate from San Migu
W. H. Cunningham was invited TO r
move his sombrero.
Hon. Santiago Baca, the portly Edwal
Priest and the dapper Geo. Cnndiif We
workers on the Albuquerque delegation.
The convention ought to have stood {
its feet and howled when Hon. Anton
Joseph came in and eat downAbut
didn't.
Lincoln, Eddy and Chaves countie
i, heretofore counted as warm supporters
the Democracy, had no delegates prese
and went long way from home to 6
their proxies.
, The San Miguel county delegate
r stacked up in fine shape led by the L
. Vegas band. Fully 800 people came ov
. from Las Vegas on the excursion trai
4 many ladies' among them, and the Frau
n Chavez Democratic club met them will
y brass band at the depot, escoring the
d through town to the convention hall.
! Judge Boone, OF Dem'ng-"The M
}. MEXICAN is a very good newspaper bu
. don'tli like it." Now this is strange, but
Judge Boone the New MEXICAN can 3
that he is the joliest sort of an old so
with rudy round face that reminds o
n of the traditional ihhabitant OF the moe
s. Judge Boone can't be bad man if he il
Democrat