Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01
True Blue Patriotic Republican Speeches INDUCED
In and Ringing Resolutions Adopted
SUCCESS OF THE PARTY FULLY ASSURED.

Union, L. X GallegOs; Valencia, Carlo.
baca.
Rules and Order Beruanilo. AlejandfC
SHnuOyal; Chayea, X A. Calhoun: Jolfax,
n. II. Moore; DOnA Ana, ID Al. suther.
laud; Eddy, A. "a. Pratt; Gfant,w. 4. POI.
teTlieid; Lincoln, Emilio Rocco; Mora,
flt0 MeieuuTes: Rio Arriba, dose saiazaI
y ORTIZ; san Miguel, JOse Gabfiel Mon.
tanO; santa Fe, I. Il. CatrOn: Sierra
Julian ChbVtz; SOcOrr0. Demetrio Perez
laos, Miguel lHfOyn; Union, Z. W. Fox
Naltncia, j. francisco Chayes.
Permanent OrganizatiOn-R Rernall To,
Y. q. CIOckeIt; Chayes, II. A. CahuOni
C0llsx, William A. Riglty; DOna Ana,
L. II. Curran; Eddy, M. Pratt; Grant.
". j. Jack; Lincoln, Manuel OueRa;
Mora, kmilio Ortiz; Rio Arriba. N. d.
1alaz3r; San Migusi, kugenio Romero;
5alt To fe, X. j. PaleD; Sierra, Julian
Chayes; SOcOrrO, Jose Baca SedillO:
laos, william SalAzaT; Union, II. q
,hompscn; Valencia, JacObo Chavez.
hesOluuOBs-Berua'illO, +. A. Hinical;
Ohayes, h A. Cah0On; UOlfax, J. Leahy
bona Ana, z. Mtlendries; kddy, A. N.
Trait; Grant, j. A. Anehutg; Lincoln,
IimOtayo Anaya; Mora. RONALD RoyOai
Rio ArTlba, PEDRO r. Sanchez; san All
suel, X. H. lWitcheli; santa Ne, Chas A.
,ples; sierra, j. A Smith; SocOrro. n. o.
Bursum; Taos, NJ. Martinez; Union, S.
PinAfd; Valencia, sol luna
Mt CatrOn moved that TO expedite the
business Vt the convention all resolutions
~ referred 10 the committee on resolu.
ions without debate The motion was
carried, and the convention adjourned
until 2 y. m, ~ as to give the different
Jmmittees time to prepare their repOrts.
THIS AFTERNOONS SESSION.
shortly after 2 o'clock Chairman
Pflehar1 again called the convention to
fder. y. b. Catron, from the committee
IN rules, read the report OF the commit
Tee. The committee recommended the
following order OF business: First, re.
port OF committee on credentials; second.
report OF committee on permanent or
ganizatl0n; third, installation OF perma-
nent lticers; fourth, report OF committee
on resolutions; eth. nominations Of can
fidaies Tor delegates; sixth, II only one
candidate shall bs presented, the nOmi
nations shall be made by acclamation.
Otherwise by the call OF e0unties
tyenth, the election OF central COM
mittee To serve for the next two ypars
'ighth, remarks by members or Others
ninth, adjournment.
The report was adopted
y. A. Hubbell, from the committee on
credentials, read the report Of the com.
mittee which was adopted. There were
no contests.
The mmittee on permanent organic
alton reported M follows:
President, Hon. j. Francisco Chavez;
vice presidents. Hon. Sol Luna, Uf Val.
-ucia, and Charles N. Bayne, 0t COlfax
secretary, II. j. Murray, OF DOna Ana
county; Jose d Spna. OF Santa Fe and
81 cundinO Romero, OF San Miguel. in
terpreters.
he report WAS adopted and a com
mittee OF three, consisting OF M. WTigley.
ot COltaX, Governor Hadley, OF Mora, and
Manuel Sabine Salazar, OF Rio ATriba,
was appointed TO escort the permanent
officers to the platform. Their appear.
ance In the front Of the convention was
greeted with applsuse. Chairman
Pfichard introduced Col. Chayes as the
war horse OF the republican party OF
New Mexico.
When that venerable and respected
OF Now Mexico Tepublicanism
arose TO accept the honor conferred upon
him, there was another enthusiastic
lemOnstTatiOn on the Iart OF the dele.
gates. tie delivered a stirring address.
predicted glorious victory for the nom
inee OF the convention and aroused the
greatest enthusiasm among the dele
gates.
Rev, T c. Beattie next opened the de-
liberation OF the convention with prayer.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The committee on resolutions was not
ready TO report and the convention took
a recess pending the completion Of the
c0mmlttee's duties. In few minutes
Non. K. Il. Twitehell. OF San Miguel, the
chairman Of the committee on resoIu-
tions, read the following report:
The republican party of the Territory
OF New Mexico, IN convention assembled
al Albuquerque. on the lst day OF Oe-
tober, A. d. 1898. reaflirms its faith In
the declaration OF principles set forth In
tho national republican platform OF
1896; and II is with pride that we can
again point 90 the fact that under a re
publican administration public credit
has been restored, industry revived, fac.
tories and workshops reOpened, and pro-
lection given to American Interests,
under which the people are enjoying 70
newed confidence and prosperity.
We most heartily endorse the Dlngley
tariff law, enacted by a republican con
gres7, despite the persistent opposition OF
the democratic party. Under that law
the sheep aud wool aud live stock in
tsIesis have been greatly benefited, and
the wealth OF this territory benefited by
many millions OF dollars.
We believe In sound money, and In
volume OF currency sufficient for all
business demands. The policy OF the
present administration In giving em-
plOyment 10 labor, and protection TO our
various Industries Is solution OF the Il
nancial question. We are opposed 10 all
financial heresies which call for cheap
money, believing as we do that all money