Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

n = = = p =
"cr"" CONVENTION whether he be'onged
w THIS ~ 'h"' wa'n' AZ times he w"nh
grow mih IN accommodations "f the out
rag" snd the "b"s-," thinking that he
was leaning ms way would grant ugh"
M Marr"ne talk. however. was ON The
~iuarr' was ~ the 'ehcrsonisn doc
"1n"' anil he m"vei That the minority re-
port b" adopted
just then Col Albright who was wrig-
gllng N h's seat Few RVS bshtnd M.
MARVIN "'s'r''ng mat tue motion was
pn' "r""R' jumIri up ami going 'o MI
M"rrno whei~r-h something In his ear
Mr. mafron then Withdrew the prrv'ous
m"'i"n, submitting IN st.ad THAT Capt
'"hi'n' wing " MS isithiuiners w the
. u"'' h"'h'ng w" rr"hy +" Mr. Wendell.
w" ~g"'Ar ""iesH'e ""m hr Ih'T
WArh'
h~H mclaughlin nal ~inirmed
Ar"uhh IN ms S"s'' ""d
oBsERvsD ALsRI0Hr
whi.u.riny Ia Mr. Marron. wb.r,unon.
| h.for,, th, mo,iun waa mt Ia IN. roov.n.
tion, he again callsi upop III. convention
a. rrjrc, Cundif by all means, and al.o
sts,,,i that M o,,tsi.i.r hal I'm. r,yh, .s
Col. Albrigh, had done. 10 talk Ia the
d,l.va,.s
Jacob kurber moy.,i tina, . yo,. by
ballot IL. taken ON the motion.
Amer two delegates In "I,o.s" Nc.
Laughlin's ward hvi voted eyes," which
they nooioub, did c.ntrnry u IN. "l,o.s' -
,rierr, SAMMY Mclaughlin. th. nop.
askeSi tina, the chair rrt-at the motion
aa h. Thought .om- az IA. d.l.,u,.n did
not understand what they we're voting
nb"u,.
The motion Was rrca,ri by III. chair,
when tue voting continued. with the RE-
; suli that sixteen vo,e,i ~ seat Cundiif aud
tweniy.thr-" against.
Mr. BurkhAri then mIvei that th. ma
jority rriort IL the committee un crv'ien-
'iAlS be ace"p'ei. which was the vo'ce o!
the convention. after which Cundin lief,
hI-
skAr PUBLICLY OUTRAGED,
; AhnSr'i aud spAt upon 10y Those whom hs
hal spent hiS time and money. in pre-
: vioun c"nt"Str, tn honor. lie was be-
smrarNi all over with cnn'"mp, 10y al
''s-' "'"ur' w w" W "'H own I"r'
", aus '"'" WY '"o"oi w u" "'"'
'"' '""'h'''ee V" ru'eS anu l"r'"A9e"'
"s"""'"' ,'P'''o' A. "A'''" A'
'"a"e"' '"A'nA"' anu W. o. NC
-A"e"," s.''''
V" """s '"' ''". M "A'''" "'"'o
, "''se =" w" "''"u'eH' '"e
WIN W
Not N HARMONY
with the proceedings "p !" that time. %
the convention
The commi,'e" "n resolutions rrported
through its chairman. q H. Browne
who. fearing that the secretary could M
! read his writing. read the resolution,
U himself Ia III. convention. The r-.olu
'i"ns acknowledged 'liover Cleveland nj
e the grra,esi Of ,'rrsilrnts--h. hal en-
: forced aud enacted laws that caused Ia,
greatest financial uphraval III. wnrl,
ever saw. had thrown upon the charity q
n tn. favored thousands nf starving men
women and children. aud had sent bread
cast throughout tn" whole domain u
" HoRps W rRANrs
, who ar pilfrring and harasring ever,
= city and town they visit. In the readin,
u Mr. Buwne grew eloquent over his ow,
= woris, and referred To the brilliant AL
ADMINISTRATION II Mayor Field, Just comm,
: to close, and intimat.d that the officiala
: even the police force under IN. mayor
were all free from faint or any cou,ami
Mating influences.
The report 81 the committee was nc
= cep,ed
Mr., Lockhart called attention to tn,
vacancy In the Thrill warl. ~ he desires
that the warri I've fully represented
o Boss" Mclaughlin thought MI also. an,
9 suggested that the delegates themselve
select prxy from among their mum
DER IT. h~s'rniay from that wari 'he'
""n"ihcei 'hA' RICHARD Enghsh would
Il 'o'e '"r "r' wendell
q AsIlE Nlaa.N ~