Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-22

w p" orirt' Ameudm"nt carried
The COMMITTEES on permanent nrgauiss
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For chairman. T.. =. slry,r. Brrnalillu
vi" chairman. d'r, d,s' 81, Irrguri
Gri"g"i s-cuud dsnni. J y. Chavez
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ANoiHka asIuR1
The republican runvrnir"n hrld ~ -
rnrro yesterday was IN every way 49,. o..
the nI,Ht harinnn,"us aud rAilpiArtnr, 4. .
ll'irAi meetings ever hrla ~ the trIrituh
The citiE"ms ui Smnr,u had srrAug-d even,
detail Tor the RECOMMENDATION II VISITOR,
and u war not hf zen minui-s afl-r the,
arrived until all ~rr,. comfortably nnuI b.
Ing away IN preparation tor the duties at
th" morr,w ,E,,m the time that CHAR
man g. T. TNstzt-ll call.-i the conv.n-
ion ~ "ri-r uniil the Unanimous choir,
Il Thomas u CA,run, not = angle inri,lcu,
"c1rr~d Ia mar The pl,asur- and the har
m"ny "f ,h. meeting.
Nj TSrch-ll was suffering with sore
thr@t and hIH vuIce was weak, but IN a
few woris he explained tb. o,jects of thu
rnnv-n,rp. aud Gen. u l.. Bartlett. at.
ing fur l. Hughes. secretary of,he ceb.
trail COMMITTEES, who WAS unavohiably al
sent, read the call issued by ,te ,,ommi,
tee Mr.. Tw,,ch-h then named q. tenn
porary officers Of the convention tn. Hon
T. W. H-man. @ Liucoin county, ss
chairman. aud Mr. Wax Luna, of v, len
cia. ss recrv,ary. Mr.. H.msn. on taxi
ing u. chair. made u fifteen min ut.s'
sp-eeh which was highly interesting and
appreciated. Commiiiees were then nj,
I,ointed nn ,-Soiuiioas. p.rma nrnt organ
ixa'i"n, aDd rules sD'i ~ i-r II basin.s..
afi"r which uIe convention ,ldi,urnssi nn
nj o'clock y. M. Upon ~. assembling ~
that hour rrI1r'H ~ all committees wer-
received and unimnusly adopted. lion
T.. \ Stov-r, who was naine,l for u.rtna
nent chairman, made = ringing p,a,rh m
whici. h- -, rnign.d tb. democracy Tor the
bad faith shown ia placing all III. pro.
dnciions "f rev M-xiro upon th. fr-- lis'.
anh characterized III. Wilson. Gnrma u hill
80 the ew-ei.n.d product II monupolistic
democracy
Nominations being declared 10 he in
or,ier, Hon y. A. Iiubi-Il paid an slo.
qu.nt tribute Ia our fellow tuw up,uAn,
Judge W u. D-,, and asked for him the
favorable consideration of the convention.
Tn-n follo~-i nominating sp--ch-n from
about half the coun lee of the territory
ss,I q F,l.
not b- many delegates LETT tp vni". unless
each one voted tor hiinr-li. Hon J A
Ancb.,a, 81 Grant. q W. Priirhard, uf
Lincln, Miguel A ol-ro, IL San Miguel.
Nicholas Gall-s, "f si-ran, sllas Al-xan.
der. II S'Enrru. ami J franriSrn Cha v-s.
of val-ncia, were surc-s-iv-ly nam,-i hy
men warmed with enthusiastic loyalty IN
the interest nf their lrrI-,.iivr rRndi-
dates Nominating speeches m W A
Hawkins for J A. Anchr,a. and Max
Luna for the Old war horse IL valruc -,
arr deserving of special mrui.nu, AnG
might well he TAKEN As n"i-ls by orators
a national reputation.
An informal ballot was taken, whi,h
Disclosed the fact that Judge L-c. An
rh.ia, Ot-ro and G. svrr were the favor.
ties. The fret regular ballot sh"w"d
O,-ro, Aneh-,A aud Chav-s leading witt
from 20 Ia - votes each On the s.con,l.
th. order was rrvcrsr'i, Chavcs heading
the list with 80 votes, Anchrta fllowin,.
with 2S. anil Ot-ru having ~. ID. inter
eat NJ this paint was intense. A break
for ChAves was imminent Every one
f-lt iha the turning Ioin,, II QUE there
Was 10 be, bad arrived. A. THE critical
moment Hon 4 W H-man tnok the
noor and in two minutes speech placed
the name II r d. Ca,rnn before tbs cou
veniion. and ,ha third ballot was pr,,-
ee'i~d with B-rnaiilio siart-d the hall
by giving him II her IL votes, and when
the 10 r,I was soissi II fouud him Lead
ing all compositions Befo~ The vote was
announced, delegates began 10 change
,h-ir vot.a, and the secreiary was kept
busy recording ,hs changes until every
ballo, vas cast for Thomas b Ca,ron, ami
be Was deslAr-d 10 bs th. unanimous
cho,c. of tho convention. The widest
excitement prevailed. The band station
ed In ono corner Of the room struck up
"sss. the Conpusriax Hero Comes"
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