Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
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Yesterday afternoon, the W, ~ and
noisy vnion(i, convention made the TEN.
porary officers permanent, and tnen pro
csesie-i to business ono. murs
The majority report was prrs-r ed and
adopted, being signed by Pelis Martinez,
Eugenio Romero aud I. J. Brr,n, where
uI,on'ths minority report. 10y Miguel Nal.
AGAR and u. II. salazsr. was pr, cn,ed,
~ follows;
siNoRITY RHroRr:
| The representatives of the Inhabitants
Of the county II Nan Miguel, IN couven-
tiou assembled, In the plaza ~ Las vrgHs.
make the following declaration Of asts
and principles:
| InAsmurh 49, the people ~ this county.
as we'll M all over the Territory, have
suffered, and are suffering. in their indus
tries, business aud all kinds 81 enter
pr,s.S;
And. moreover, wishing to i~mr'ly tile
distressing aud damaging situation of
fellow cti1snt. we un,- this day. aud,
piotrs, -mphAiically against the patty
that has been the primal ruuse az ib"
p,es"ni iuinous ,iHis in oil 'l.ss-s a.
business In New MeSh'o
We coudemu tie democra IT, nai, for
liz dT,rines ~ ftre ald Hud u hers
equally IgrnicinuS, because we CONSIDER
hem lepT u,'ive ami mimi all The p,uS
pc,i,y or the American people Ami their
opo. v.
We deuounce the democratic party for
I hes ng taken the III from orr principal
industries. wool. lead and hiive". We
bold them 'esnnsible for ~. disasiIous
i"ru ton In the prh 80 ~ the industrial
rnviucta and Hherp Of 'h's Territory,
Moreover. We accuse that party Of hsv-
ing totally ruined the principal industry
and dependence Of our people. in sheep
ais'ng and i,s p,"iuc,s.
We condemn he democratic party for
it, cgotism and for it's principles that are
49, detrimental Ia the progrrss, Industries
and prosperity Of the Terri oiy Of New
. Mexico au,I iis citizens.
10 remedy all these evils. nom winch
we ale suhe; ing, We sarnes,ly appeal IA
. eli our intelligent, ami pa,iro Ic itiHens,
aud pray that their mauhc,d and courage
. may !iema nd = let 'cimrut Of the evil
condition aud Of their own and the public
interest To unite. AMI support. with all
r their strength aud intelligence, the .hor,s
: of the republican party, whose principles
project the industries. our homes, our
. I-rs"ns and unr property.
In comparing the condition of our p-opl,
1 aui their prosperity, under u benr bc.ut
. republican administration, with their rs
b peri-nc. under that Of tue other party and
It's pelniciuus management of public AT
= fairs, since blind voters. mislsd by falls.
: aud fraudulent promises, deserted r-pub
= licanisn, We cannot but conclude that
'"o s-N~-i -"r"'''"sr rs-'y "a III. i'arl
II the poor. of the rich. II prosperity, al
progress AMI Of liberty.
4 Considering the benefits to be- derived
i, from such noble principles, the onl,
q union 10 he d-aired and that we advis.
i our republican friends who, from person
= al motives, hAv. deser,.si the ranks o
il the party. and Also our political enemies
" who desire the promotion 81 their owl
n prosperity aud tn. good Of the people II
y general. Ia the union to thai party M thu
only resource tina, Ia left US in our criticA
10 situation, in orier to ~ establish tin
70 prosperity aud true progress Of our peo
"a Pile aud territory; therefore, II r~sult
II tina, we adhere to the principles announc
4, ell In the platform adopted by the repub
X lican party at Minneapolis, June 10. 1892
ID as the most salutary and AdvantAgeou
4. for people and country,
10 Al this juncture, Abou; 4 o'clock yes
D. terdAy afternoon, Don Lorenzo Lopez an,
q, his followers are said to have left the hal
Al In utter disgust Al the adoption Of To
majority report, They held . meeting n
he X. Of l.. hall last evening, al which nu
70 merous speeches were made and the mi
ID nority report unanimously approved.
ri also then being the ssnss Of the meetin
\. that . straight republican ticket be nomi
h mated IN San Miguel county.
Ia In the mesntime, the union meeting "a
M manned In session at the court house, nc
40 breaking up Till Z O'Clock this morning
r In all abou, any speeches were made.
n. Following are the names Of those %
N. lected for the central committee Of th
II. union party Nicolas Cordova, chairmsr
T. NJ, Y. Jimenez, TrAnquilino LabAdis, Ben
~ ito Bacs, Juan Macs, Antonio Lucero
Giron. Manuel BAoA y Ortiz, I. J. Bree
IN aud Carlos dabaldon.
~, rHn Lorxx FOLLOWING.
~ The Lopez following me-, together Agai
.s In X. Of l.. hall, at 10 o'clock, this morn
en- ing, Joss Ma. MAastAs presiding. ana {
y. Rudolph acting a. secretary. Th
Woe presidents were Juan GSllegos an
Joss 8. Rsluibsi. The s,s' Of the I'd
dressss vas thu, they had no, t,sn trsG,
Cd honorsbly Ia the 30 called uaion .or
's- yeution, and could no. abide by the d.
On cision of body that violated. braIeul,
81 the rules adopted for tbs government ,
'As the aams. The object of those IN n
ed ms.tiu1 Was a. yet the FRYE voice Of n