Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-10-24
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The CatrOn-COIer Combine Got Away
with the NOminatiOns-Legi
Ticket-CampaignN Notes.

Ticket Campaign Notes.
The Republican county convention was
called to order at 2 p. m. by Antonio
Ortiz y Salazar, chairman of the Repub-
lican county central committee.
Temporary officers were chosen as fol-
lows: Chairman, R. j. Palen; vice. pres
ident, Victor Ortega; secretary A. L. Ken
dali; interpreter, Jose d. Sena.
Messrs. E. L. Bartlett, Antonio Ortiz y
Salazar and Facundo Pine were appoint
ed as committee on credentials.
After an interval of fifteen minutes the
committee on credentials reported the
list of delegates entitled to seats in the
convention.
During the interval Col. Breeder ad-
dressed the convention.
The report of the committee on Gre
dentials was adopted.
The following committee was appoint
ed on permanent organizations: Max
Frost, F. G. Buell., Nicolas Quintana, E.
j. McNulty, Marcelino Ortiz.
The committee on permanent organic
alton recommended the following as the
permanent officers of the convention:
Chairman, B. M. Read; vice presidents,
A. j. Ortiz and Victor Ortega; secretary,
M. A. Ortiz; interpreter, L. G. Read.
The report was adopted and the per-
manent officers took their seats.
Messrs. E. L. Bartlett, j. G.. Burdick
ana L. G. Read were appointed as CON-
mttee on resolutions.
In taking the chair Mr.. Read INDUCED
in rather lengthy and decidedly violent
partisan harangue.
Gen. Bartlett thereupon reported a
series of resolutions, indorsing the Re-
publican national platform, the record OF
Delegate Catron in congress and the acts
of the Republican county convention;
savagely assailed the Democratic admin
istration and especially denounced Sher-
Cunningham and "his gang of foreign
Deputies" charging them with terrorism
and intimidation.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
The following nominations were there
upon made by reclamation:
Council-Chas. A. Spiess.
House of Represe ntatives-Lark G.
Read and Jose.D. Sena.
County commissioners district
Charles W. Dudrow; End district, John T
Mclaughlin; 3rd district, Jose Amado
Lucero.
Superintendent of County Schools-Fa.
cundo Pine.
Sheriff-Harry Kinsell.
Collector-Fritz Muller.
Assessor. R. Hudson.
Treasurer-H. B. Cartwright.
Other nominations are in progress
as the New MEXICAN goes to press-4:3'
p. m.
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
The territorial printer contest between
Max Frost and Tom Hughes cuts BIZ
figure in to-day's Republican convention
Editor F. G. Buell., of the Cerrilos Rus
tier, Hon. A. l.. Kendall and H. @. Kinsel
are in the capital from Cerrillos to-da,
and are taking an active hand in poitica
wire-pulling.
The insincerity of the gold Democrat
movement and the nomination of Dam
is evident from the fact that all of tn,
tickets and stickers for Mr.. Dame are be
ing provided by the Republican terri
torial committee; this has no rea
Democracy in it, but is skin game Il
help the Republican campaigners.
A very large and respectable elemen,
of this Republican party in Santa F,
sought to have DR.. W. D. Manley nance
as candidate for the legislative council
but the Catron-Spess- Coler Grove
knocked 'em out. 1t took money to dc
this, and rumor has it that Wall stree
representatives of Coler and Brice sup
piled the money. For shame!
1t appears to have dawned on W. w
Miller late last night that he had beer
"jobbed" by the Catron crowd as far as tn,
sheriff nomination is concerned. And he
began his campaign away back In An
gust, too! That's too bad, surely. TIL,
fact is that Catron put Miller up and tn,
Republican voters wouldn't stand 1T
Hence Harry Kinsell has the inside or
that nomination.