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

THE DEMOCRATS!
Medler Receives q Crushing De.
feat from his Friends.
But he Nrh~i to Make the Race
f"r Mayor and Accepted.
The Enni, Crowd aud ~ 'ss" Nc
aushlin Outrage Curdln.
UT AND DRIED

city he'll their convention a, Grants op.
era house las, night, aud. aa ~ farr-, II
eSc"lled The Nowadays" play At the
musical festival only two nights pre-.
viuus
! At 73O o'cl,rk. Manager DAVIS. u the
ul~ra house, threw wid. open the douru.
aud number nf the un,erridrd fled in:n
~. hall. At u'cluck there wcr- At least
100 men present, b-s,irs IN. delegates,
and when Chairman PrAr'-. 10 the demo.
cratic city central c"nmitsee. callei the
meeting To orier half an hour later the
crowd had been augmented by the nj.
di,inn - Any more vo,cre, mo~,ly r-pub-
Leans, who were present tn
EsJoY rHE YrS
and see how we'll "Bns." Mclaughlin
hru, plc,ige-l Ia on. candidate and then
the n,her-cuuld conduct the convention.
Amer the meeting had bccnme quiet,
Capt. George NJ Cundih one ~ the out
spoken workers for the success IL the
party, who was slaughtered aud outraged
/ NY the "lIuss" and his followers M will
b- observed further on. read the call for
the convention
summers Burkhart then nominated
Henry Lockhat for Temporary chair
mAu, AMI when the gentleman HpI-sr,si
IN the platform, l-ing escorted there
10y Marshal Doid and Burkhar,. he
thanked the convention for comforting
upon him such an honor. but lac rArc.
fully guarded saying the word thar
mnny"
X r. shannon nominated q u. Pearc-
for temporary secretary, and tina, gentle.
man tnk the place IT his friend, Capt
Cundih.
WITH A CRUSHED HkARr
aud n downcAst look. for he could s.c
that "Bors" Mclaughlin hal declar,sl
that III, captain should not hav. n voice
in the convention.
The chair stated that the next thing
would lie the appointment # committees
on credentials, on rules aud permanent
organization. and IN resolutions.
, shannon moved that i've be appointed
On each committee. one from each war,
and one nj large
! On Cr-ientials--w d. Mclaughlin
wari /; W. 4 Mason, warvi 3 "a. NJ. Gun
diff. wsri 3; VI. ?. Ryan, ward 4. and W
\. Mclaughlin at large.
B On Rules and Permanent Organization
, W, W. Hite. ward ! Chas. lieisch. wari-
,; Richard English, ward 3; Summer
: Burkhart, ward 4, and NJ. W. Flournoy a
large.
| On Observation-Disclosures Armijo. war;
| Jas McCorriston. wAi,, >; {. G. Hall
ward 3; q. u. Brown, wari 4. and DIR
q. s. yesterday at large.
A recess Of ten minutes was taken ~ al
low the committees 10 get ~ work aud re-
: part.
: iells for speakers were made. first fpr
Adams" then for albright" MAR
pn." Ferguson" and half dozen more
, bu, no one Of those named seemed anx,ou,
to appear aud
sPKAK roR THE PARTY,
I, although democrats. that has causcd .,
much ruin and starvation throughout tn,
country.
The ten minutes was almost up. wh-r
! Marron lef, his seat on the west side Of tn,
hall and marched over To Mr. Ferguson
. H." then announced To Chairman Loc khar
, that "the Hon. II, d. Ferguson, frum III,
Fifth ward was present" Yells for ia,
gentleman commenced again, and Mr.
ferguHson responded. He started of b,
stating that he was not In humor 10 tall
politics. rather talk Albuquerque, and To-
live minutes he made the best railroad
and mining addrss of his life II fAirl,
briStl-d with excellent thoughts abou
; what the people Of this city should do I,
kscouKAan RAILROAD suILpIsG.
and the bringi ing here of eastern capital
He put In u wedge, here and there, Abou
the Cochi,i Mining district, stating tina, b,
was Of the opinion. ifbsif the reports prov,
true. that Il was the greatest mining dis
! ,rict In the country, and then switchet
onto the viaduct question. which he n
vored In few timely and pointed words
lie did not refer specially 10 politics, bu
stated that the party ought 10 put up god
; honest and reliable candidates. II WA
evident. however, that he feared other,
wise.
The committee on credentials, through
'soas" n'LAuuHLlS,