Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-09-23
ENTHUSIASTIC
CONVENTION
Santa Fe County Republicans Select
ed Strong Delegation for Terri
torial Convention Today.
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS
Prominent and Representative Men from
All Parts of the County Present
Meeting Most Harmonious.
List of Delegates.

The Republican county convention
for the election of l6 delegates to the
territorial convention at Albuquerque
was called to order in the county court
house at 10 a. m. by Colonel Frost,
chairman of the county committee, Mr..
Jose D. Sena acting as secretary. On
motion the following committees were
appointed:
On Observation-Disclosures A. Ortiz,
f. f. Pine, Ignacio Sena, A. l.. Kendall,
Feliz Romero, j. p. McNulty and
Nicholas Quintana.
On Permanent Observation-Disclosures
Alarid, Matias Sandoval, Pantaleon
Jaramillo, Telesfero Rivera and Santi-
ago Gomez.
The following report of the committee
on credentials was submitted and
adopted:
Precinct No. 1-Camilo Martinez, Flo
rencio Roybal, Nicolas Quintana, Epi-
fanio Truiillo.
Precinct No. a-Daniel Romero, San
tiago Martin.
Precinct No. 3-Telesforo Rivera, Ju-
liam Provencio, Julian Provencio proxy
for Julio Garcia, Jose Gonzales, lgnacio
Sem, J. D. Sena, Epitacio Gallegos and
Tomas Quintana.
Precinct No Antonio Ortiz y Sala-
Ear, S. G. Cartwright, H. l.. Ortiz, c. w.
Dudrow, Antonio Alarid, j. R. Hudson,
| Charles Parsons, Francisco Anaya.
Precinct No. 5-Felix Romero, Anto.
| Mo Lopez, Alexandra Hernandez.
Precinct No. 81. p. McNulty, Jesus
Romero.
Precinct No. u. F. Williams and A.
L.. Kendall.
Precinct No. S-Antonio Jose Ortiz,
| Anastacio Sandoval proxy for John
| Hersch and Vidal Mora, f. +. Pine, f.
F. Pine proxy for j. L. Madril.
Precinct No. 9-Benedicto Archuleta,
Pedro Gomez Narciso Luian, Santiago
Gomez.
Precinct No. 1O-Lee English.
Precinct No. Ill. L. Mclaughlin.
Precinct No. 12--Matias Sandoval, M.
Sandoval proxy for Julio Martinez.
Precinct No. 14-Victor Ortega, Pan.
falcon Jaramillo.
Precinct No. 15-Policarpio Valencia,
Donaciano Madril, AnastaciO Maestas,
Andres Atencio.
Precinct No. 16-JOSe A. LucerO, Ra'
fael Garcia, Jose Guadalupe Garcia.
Precinct No. 1T. B. Catron, c. A
Spices, NJ. A. Ortiz, w. j. Mcpherson
and G. NJ. Conklin.
Precinct No. 1S-G. L. Solignac, R. }
Palen, Max. Frost, Limo Romero, Henri!
PachecO.
Precinct No. l9-Thomas Jones, L
Jones proxy for Pat Bradley.
The following report of the committed
on permanent organization was submit
ted and adopted:
Mr.. President: Your committe OF
rules and permanent organization re-
spectfully recommend that you adOp
the rules of the house of representative:
of the United States of America for the
government of this convention.
That the officers of the convention
shall consist of a president, a secretar.
and all interpreter.
That Hon. Chas. A. Spiess be selected
as president of said convention; tina
Hon. Jose d. Sena be selected as secre
tary of this convention, and that Hon
Hilario Ortiz be selected as i%nterprete
of said convention.
Messrs. Catron and Palen were ap
pointed a committee to conduct Hon. G
A. Spiess, the permanent chairman, t
the chair. In taking office Mr.. Spies
made a short but forcible and timel,
speech, which was received with grea
applause.
A committee on resolutions was then
on motion, appointed as follows: Messrs
r. j. Palen, Antonio j. Ortiz, G. L
Solignac, G. M. Conklin, Charles Parson
and j. X. Hudson. The report of thi
committee was adopted as follows:
The Republicans of the county o
Santa Fe, in the territory of New Mex
leo assembled. by their representative
in convention upon this our first oppor
tunity hereby express our highest ad
miration for William Mckinley, tn
soldier president, and congratulate tn
nation upon his being our chief execu
tive. While he was elected to Otlc
for times of peace, he has shown tn
greatest ability in times of war, and to
day stands as the worthy successor 0
our immortal Lincoln, u first Repub
lican president. Upon his election tn
confidence of the people, which hal
been injured by Democratic misrule
was restored; our dropping HON
industries have been revived, u manu-
features, our commerce, Jul home an,
foreign markets and Jul wealth hav
been largely increased and our lab0rers
thrown out of employment by tn
destruction of our industries under til
last Democratic administration, are nov
busily at work and prospecting in on
re-opened shops and factories. Thi
war conducted under a Republican nd
ministration has ended in y gloriou
triumph for this great republic, and "
recognize the master mind of Presiden
Mckinley in its beginning and close.
We heartily indorse the national plat
form en~nunciated at the last RepublicaI
national convention held at St. Louis.
We congratulate the people of tn
territory upon the appointment of Gov
ernor Miguel A. Otero and on his honest
patriotic and impartial administrator
and we hereby express to President Nc
Kinley gratitude for the appoint
ment of our chief magistrate from tn
ranks of our W people and for tn,
selection of one, who by reason o
his long residence in the territory, init
mate acquaintance with and knowledg
of the desires and necessities OF the PEG
pie, enjoys their respect and confidenc
throughout the entire territory.
We congratulate Governor Otero upol
the success of his administration, an,
assure him of our loyal support in al
his efforts for good government, AM
for the advancement of the material AM
financial interests of the territory, q
home and abroad We also congratu
late Governor Otero upon his efforts IL
securing so large an apportionment o
soldiers from our territory, and his con
slant work to secure just recognition
and treatment Of our brave soldier boy
in the field, for by his ceaseless labor