Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-24

From thursday buN
The republican cuuul, ron,ruIuru ",
rtl,ri t"utlrr 10, r ". tAur, rhaitupn
"i th" Genital committee. lu 4 frW WurI
~ wlur' II" stated that II wa hl- plea.
nfr I" again call the frpuhllcau- ut k-r
nallll" ruuht, {" "Ilrf II. alIu.lpn, {,
! lI"n ! u 'dtf"u Wrt" Nrrif"ruu-h np
pldul"l mj au"t urglug th" drl
gait 1" pihr" g.s'l n"u M the urli Su d,
I" iuri"h-' Ia" ma ,fIll,- IT tWu NrAt
AK. r"urlulri h stating that Il wu
lHfdIN necessary I" rai th, call ~ ever,
"n' Wa familiar Ntth II. anl suggest,
/ that The ruuNrutinn pr,~r,d t. nl.lnr-
hN 'hr election 81 Temporary "llr,t-
/ i'sit" I"f"h moved that r v 'MurN
Il" rh'r'n trur"taf, chairman ~" ~,
/ ti"n wa- seconded AMI the nomination
carried unanimously,
| |, \. tluiral lnn ri that ktrd MaiIhr.
!" elected trml"fatN SECRETARY. tut ou
Discovering that Mr Ma,th", va uot
present suggested the unulr -; r. Fear.
-uu,
Ih" m"tl"u "f Mi flulrM Ma seq.
"nird. auI VII lrar-on WA elrct,A
l'"'lro rrrra moNrd thai romul,ttr,, II
llNr "n credentials h. appointed hy the
rha.,, aud uu the luhtluu l-ing seconded
and carried appointed the following gen.
tlrlnrn
Pedro r-r"a. j VI. Sand0,al. Tho-
Hughes, tlrX knwIr AMI Cnrnrlln Mt
ph,
llO-. lluth"ll nuN,si that committee
~ i've on permanent organization hr ~,
pointed b, the chair, aud when Ia" mo
tlun wa seconded the chair started Ia at,.
paint the committee, naming first lhoS.
llnbtell
M.lqnisir- Cha'r-, IL delegate from
nr the river. ma few remarks, did not
know h"w III" chairman could select that
committee without Knowing the dele
gates, ani suggested that the cnlunittr.
br not appOint'si until the rhnllnltt,s4 ol
CREDENTIALS r"IM,"i. He hoped that Mr
llnbb-li would withdraw his motion.
The chair stsissi that before ANYTHING
else could t'e done h. would have tn ear
~ out the HubbelI motlon. unless -nlnr
other motion should lG inahe
several delegates. IN hrIrt aud pointri
remarks, stated that the lluht~ll motion
hal mrn regularly made and -rrond,si
and declared th+ ulJ"ctor ont of order.
Ia" chair again stated that, ~ there
Wa u" other motion before the hnI-,', hr
would max" III" appointment II n"
coiiinitt"~ "n permanent urgaullhilun.
and named the iullua lng gentlemen.
Thomas liubh'll Gregory Page. n. Il
Whiting Manuel Antonio Jaramllln and
Antonio OrtiZ.
The chair suggested that the cunNriI.
tlon take II rrt'--. ~ listen a. ~nInr ul
the distinguished republican orators
present.
talis tni "I3I.chrll, '"rwitrlrll. came
from all parts II the hail. aud when the
cheering liAi ceased the chair stated that
hr knr" the suggestion would provoke
IL" name 0i Mr., THltrhrll. nnh II ~.
With that intention the chair ~
suggestion, ~, IN ,h,. hnII
n Mr, I~Itrh"ll w., :" VAR. h,,rL en-
,.m,, ~ " ,iiat gentleman ramr iIr
III made one IT the i~'-t political
speeches h" ever made 10 the eat! and hr
has made many. II" app"al,Si Ia Ia" II"
puhlican-, II they ha," any disputes aud
let them h+ settled IN conNrn.
il"n to-day ani then ~ lrfor" the I'4plr
with II ticket which they all can -npI1rI
AMI elect from top Ia bottom, On the
mention u Mckinley name the cheering
wEs great Hnd when Nj kWlry stated
that hr wa- u rrpuhlirAn, with free silver
sentiments, hut would stay with the party
instead ~ poisoning the party with free
trade, the four walls ~ the hall almost
-hpk with the applause, II" al-n stated
that man that could Nv" through cal,
umny and misrepresentation such ~ I Il.
I alrun has, II worthy ~ the auppoft ~
every man, liz concluiei his remarks by
trusting that his party would nominate
g,sbd men Tor the county Oilirr-, aud that
the usual big maJOrllir- IN this county
could then he rollri up.
h" SIss'ch 0f Mr., kpiry wa- int"fprr'
ted hy Amaiu e. III liAcH
Hon, Il. r.. Twltch.ll, the gifted "rat"r
from San Miguel county, was then nntir.
ed standing among the crowd II -p-cta.
tors at the d1nr, and yrll- thea rrNrfb-r
ated throughout the hall "rwitchrll
Twitrheli" ="
,iov stmer, noticing n sudden uIiss.iy
on the part Oi the gentleman, approached
Mr., lwltrhell aud lead him n the plat.
form, where he was inlruiuc'd by Guar.
man Clancy To the largest con' rntion
that ever as~aibled IN this city.
Two years Ago | VIA inNitsSi a. speak
In this city" began Mr., Twitchell, and |
then predicted the success oi the Trpubli,
eau party in the territory and | now max.
the same pTedietion." His references to
lIelrgat@ Catron. the work hr has done
aud is doing for New Mexioo, and e-pcc.
tally " the fact that he never deserts his
clients were the slgaAl foT long spplEus-,
lis told The republicans o; BsrRalillo
soxnla lksA ikan uss.~a Luuk .az.l -. akslzI