Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-22
DEMOCRATS In SESSION.
Large and Enthusiastic Convention in
PrOgress-Taking Time to Sc
lect Good Men.

lect GOOu Men.
The Democrats of Santa Fe county met
this morning. At the hour when the
meeting was called to order by Mr.. J. P.
Victory the hall was crowded, every seat
being occupied, and many who were IN
able to get seats occupying the aisles and
crowding roond the door. The large
number of leading business men of
this county who we're on hand was in
contrast to the aggregation of
ringsters who constituted and con-
trolled the meeting of the Catron club on
Saturday. The meeting very quickly got
down to business by the election of Mr..
Camilo Padilla as temporary chairman.
Mr.. Padilla was escorted to the chair by
a committee consisting of Messrs. A. B.
Renehan, G. M. Dreamer and Mariana
Sena. On taking the chair, Mr.. Padilla
made stirring speech, which was pune
tured by enthusiastic applause through
out. His references to President Glove
land and Delegate Joseph were especially
appreciated by the audience. At the
conclusion of Mr.. Padila's eloq uent ad-
dress, Mr.. A. B. Renehan was elected tenn
porary secretary. Mr.. Donaciano Vigil
was elected as temporary interpreter. A
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
consisting of one from each precinct was
appointed, each precinct naming its rep
resentative on this committee. This
committee was composed as follows:
Jose R. Rivera, Miguel Abeytia, Eugenio
Sena, Charles +. Easley, Jose Antonio
Romero, Francisco Gonzales, George
Blakely, Juan Jose Silva, David Romero,
Simon Provencio, Frank White, Andres
Garcia, Francisco Lucero, Anastacio lara
milo, Claudio Gonzales, Francisco Vigil
y Montoya, Hilario Sandoval, Eustaquio
Padillo, Manuel Roybal.
The committee on credentials, through
their chairman, G. F. Easley, reported the
following delegates present, which report
was adopted:
THE DELEGATES.
No. ii ose A. Rivera, Atanacio Roybal.
No. 2-Miguel Abeytia, j. H. Sutherlin.
No. 3-Petronilo GARLIC, Eugenio
Sena, Camilo Padilla, Juan Delgado, Do
mingo Pacheco, Francisco Sandoval y
Lopez, John P. Victory, Candalario Mar
tinez.
No. 4-Chas. M. Dreamer, Marcelino
Garcia, Luciano Baca, Santos Macs, Pedro
Quintana, Chas. F. Easley.
No. 5-Jose A. Romero, Fernando
Tapia, Emiterio Ribera, Miguel GARLIC.
No. CLOSE La Carrillo, Francisco
Gonzales, Cosme 3aca.
No.7-W. E. Dame, Chas. Lyons, W. @.
Rogers, w. G. Coatman, Geo. Blakely.
No. 8-Juan Jose Silva, Francisco
Chavez y Lopez.
No. 9-David Romero, Alexandra Her
rera.
No. 1O--Simon Provencio, Dan. L.
Taylor.
No. 11-Frank White, Romulo Wales,
Hiram T. Brown.
No. 12-Andres Garcia, Desiderio Baca.
No. 13-Francisco Lucero, Pedro Or
tiz.
No. 14-H. L. Ortiz.
No. 15-Claudio Gonzales, Juan A. Val
dez, Teodocio Amanda, Manuel Naranjo.
No. 16-Francisco Vigil y Montoya, E.
Vigil, Manuel D. Martinez, Esqupula Lu-
jan.
No. 17-Hilario Sandoval, j. s. Candle
lario, Narciso Mondragon, Ned Gold,
Juan Gallegos.
No. 1S-George W. Knaebel, Eustaquio
Padillo, T. F. Moore, Mariana Sena, Nell
ton Castillo, Nestor Rodriguez, A. B.
Renehan.
No. 19-Manuel Roy bal, Epifanio Tru-
jillo.
ON RESOLUTIONS.
A committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed as follows: Atanacio Roybal,
Miguel Abeytia, Domingo Pacheco, Mar
celino Garcia, Jose A. Romero, Jose la
GARLIC, W. E. Dame, Francisco Chaves y
Montoya, David Romero, Dan L. Taylor,
Andres Garcia, Francisco Lucero, Claudio
Gonzales, Manuel D. Martinez, j. S. Cam
delario, T. F. Moore, Epifanio Trujillo.
The following committee on rules was
apponted: George W. Knaebel, Melton
Castillo, j. p. Victory, Charles F. Easley,
Luciano Baca, Charles Lyons, Juan Del
gado.
Convention adjourned to 2:3O.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The following were chosen as perma-
nent officers of the convention: Chair
man, Chas. F. Easley; vice presidents, G.
NJ. Dreamer and Melton Castillo; score
tary, Us. Candelario; interpreters, Dona-
ciano Vigil and h. l.. Ortiz.
The newly elected officers we're escorted
to the chair by committee consisting of
Marcelino Garcia, T. F. Moore and
Mariana Sena.
In taking the choir, Gen. Easley made
an eloquent address which was greeted
with tumultuous applause.
TOOK RECESS.
Mr.. Geo. W. Knaebel, chairman of the
committee on rules, made report as to
the rules which was adopted.
The convention then adjourned until
p. m. for caucus. 1t is the common