El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-27

I'd ward, Sd ward, 4th ward, Concor.
dis, Ysleta, Socorro,' San Eiizario ana
Clint.
The delegates were asked TO name
ehsirmau Of their delegation to act:
Towue. M. M. bay
lst ward ..-.....'..... ~. SS
I'd ward .....W. 3. McCutcheon
Sd ward. -.....-....-...1h piSnm
4th. ID. 4. HaoIey
Concordia. ........ ,;Losao
Yeleta ....... ID. w. WriRnt
Socorro. ...........R Provencto
San Elizario. ........ .Mnximo Arsnua
Clint. ............ nelly
Gen. Malloy stated that he was I'M
able to remain longer, and asked that
= new chairman be appointed. Th e
names OF W. s. McCutcbeon and Mr..
Aurry were placed before the conven-
don. NJ. McCutcheons asked that bis
name be taken down and Mr.. hurry
took the chair.
The nomiuatIon of a secretary was
the next In order, and Mr.. kitchens's
name was placed before the convention
and he was unanimously elected secre-
tary.
Attorney Richardson offered the fol-
lowing resolutions;
Be IL resolved, by the delegates OF
this convention, that they have seen
With pain and modification certain
alleged interviews of prominent re-
publicans published 10 yesterdays
Times. expressing opinions which we
consider as detrimental TO the nrst In
serest of our party, the only party OF
progress and equal rights TO all men.
And further
Resolved, that such interviews are
unbecoming men protesting to be re-
publicans."
ATTY. Richardson made . motion that
the resolutions he accepted. 1t was
secouded, but before IL was passed MIR.
hcCutcheon was on his feet In an In
slant aud said: "Gsntlemep, was
one Of those interviewed aud L don't
want to see those resolutions passed,
tor II they are IL will place me beyond
abe pale Of the party. l made the
comments as published 10 the paper
and 1 am ready to stand by what
said.''
There were two motions put TO
table the resolutions before Mr.. Nc
Cutcheon could take his seat.
There had been no order OF business
arranged aud Mr.. McCutcheon made
motion to appoint a committee TO ar
range one The chair placed rep e.
septstion from each one OF the dele
cations present to act on that commit
tee.
The motion carried and the con-
ventlon TOOK recess Va n'e A
utes.
After the recess the chairman called
the convention to order and asked the
secretary to read the report, which
Was as follows:
The order OF business of the couven-
tiou shall be the nominations OF the
following:
District clerk.
County judge.
County clerk.
County attorney
Tax collector.
Tax assessor.
County treasurer.
County superintendent of public
schools.
County commissioner.
Four Justices of the peace and con-
stables.
The chair announced that nomina
siops were in order.
At this point John Clemmons asked
for recognition and on receiving II
told the chair that before Ed. Rober Il
left the city he had given him, Glenn
mous, Q verbal proxy, ADD he would
like TO know IL the convention would
hooor his vots rs such.
M. NJ. Hay made motion that 1t be
not accepted. Carried.
rose TO a point OF order and proceeded
to tell the grounds of the point taken.
Mr.. Bloom said HE is out OF order
John answered, 81 am not asking you;
am addressing the chair. When
get through be will tell me.
The chair ruled that he was out OF
order. =,
John then got out of the room amid
cheers aud applause. But for las
shot Clemmons said: al want to roas
that skunk"
Nominations were as follows;
An. L. II. Davis, county Judge
@. T.. Kellogg, county clerk.
s. e. CASTILLO, district clerk.
NJ. Richard son was nominated foi
county attorney, but he refused the
honor, pleading business as the cause
Passed.
AL Meyer for sheriff.
Ed Mauer for assessor
B Putnam for collector.
II. b. rs for treasurer.
W. b. Hawkins, superintendent o
public schools.
County commissioner, w. 5. Nc
Cutcheon.
Justices OF the peace, 5. o. LESSEE
aud w. II. Robinson.
Coz stable, j. M. Kinnie.
Justice OF the pe ace OF Towne pre-
sipct, w. A. Downs.
Justice Of tn peace Of Ysie'a' Chas
Ker Der.
For representative the name of J. G