Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01

Aho ibluulOhu NtiNitVIiul tOuNtuNlOut
which ~ being beid at the ArmOfy m
this city 10 day, is one OF tue best attend
"a a. we'll us cue VI the most enthusiastic
Ia tue history OF he repuOnoan party ih
this terraOTy, every county, Win Tho eN-
cepuOn OF Guadalupe anu San Juan. Is
rep csented aud nearly every republican
leader la she Territory, VI ans prominence
and intiueucr, is ln att ndanee. 4 here IL
n harmony au1 unity vi feeling as we'll
hs enthusiasm HmUng lhe delegates
VII ch omen We'll for glorious republi.
can victory In November.
Chairman Il. l.. Bartlett, Of the central
committee, called the Convention 10 Or
DER ana congratulated IL upon the larkt
AtttBGaLce Vt Delegates ahO the imprOv,u
conditions uuGeT winch Ihey met Hs com
pbItd with two years BgO when they incl
m Las Vegas lie Announced that the
committee had elteu Il Hon. q. ". FTieh
ARD, Ot Lincoln county, as tVmpOry chair
man. hon. lhts y. JntfOn ana JOse II.
Porea wee appointed 10 escort lin 10
the C'air. Upon assuming thu chniI
Mt. PnUhHid delivered a fUusing epub
hIon u1t T, 81, hud JOse SunA ac,eI ~
IA trfpf,lef Mr. PriehaTd tnan ked the
cOnl, ntiUn tot tbs hUIDT cOhiefTtd upon
n, stated That tie purpose Ut The coll.
YBl ttOu WHs 10 Illuminate a candidate tUI
cObgrt ~ and Cunitbutd: I'll any reason
has b, en offered why tne next delegat,
ifOm New MeNiCe should not be y r.
Iublican and in accord with the national
tdmtnistrAiipn On domestic aud lOfoigs
que ition = aul AUt in political touch with
the II, xt congress, which viii be- Ippub
lcan, and with tue pfltidtui, whom ",
know 10 be republican,, have nu,
heard what that reason Is. 1LeIu hAs
b,tn no reason offered why we shOuld
not have that kind OF "A man. All Of us
knuw tuat public credit mas bsen re-
stored, Ou-inrss has been revived, iactO-
Ti,s have been teOpened and, above Rnd
beyond all. Aui-rlcan Interests hAy been
fully aud am ~ projected by wise laws
under this republican administration
aud we should use every nm 10 TebtUIe
the grand territory of New Mexico 10 the
republican column"
lie said that iOT 10 MCKinley's ad
minlsuati0n there was lOug Indictment
against the democratic parry, containing
many counts aud every UIe Of them uup.
Ont wing Of the democratic party turned
states evidence against the other and
gave Hl the evidence ila. WAS wanted.
IL we we're 10 believe one half OF what
one wing says about The other, we should
haya TO believe that they we're the worst
let's Ot Political scJundrrl5 that ever
lived.
lie said the Wool Growers association
has ~ timHted the les 10 New Mexico in
that iLduslTy al,ne ~ fS,6mOOO Tor the
year Unding JIn- 30 1898, which repre-
senltd lOss OF 50 per capita TO eyeiy
man, woman and Chlid IN ths terri.
nd lup a.
would like TO return 10 those Cd q
democratic dalby ltlsA mystery To me-
that there are any demt Gratis ~ this
territory. There Is no section in the whOls
country that receives more benefit from
The elective tariff aud republican leg
itltiO lhsn the people OF New Mexico.
Ey,Ty iDterr,t la tie territory has been
prOuc ed lie gave figures that the
wealth II thr ttfri,OTy hRd been
increased fi,OOO,C0O IN enc year from the
better prices received Tor wool and sheep
which represented clear gain OF f25
Per capita In Ter the democratic ad-
ministTatiOn children cri 4 for Ors ld
and labor WIS out OF employment but
now they have bread 10 give away. The
democrats cain that this changed con-
ditiOn Is largely due 10 Providence but | |
have noticed that Providence always
makes better showing when In part
neTship with The republican party. /
am proud 10 belong 10 a party that en
Joys the smiles rather than the fTOwns
OF Providence II | we're democrat |
would quit that old hunk Of a party II
for no other Tps son than 10 be- on the side
OF s.e Lord and get into coed company"
be Arraignei Delegate Ferguson
laundering career In congress and
sh Wtu tuat ihs republican plTty had
ways been consistently In favor OF
statehood,
lu e Inclusion he told Of the bright
prospects for republican success In
Lincoln county this ye8r AZ the county
convention there the other day, fourteen
prominent democrats got up and fore
wore allegiance to democracy and an.
J ouncfd that they were republican,
eneefOrth.
Mr.. Prichard's speech made favor
able oppression and WAS frequently in.
rrupted by applause.
K. l.. Bartlett, Hs chairman OF the ter
Iial central committee announced that
tie cOm mittee had decided upon ". 8.
Prayer, OF Chayes county, for temporary
eretary, and Jose Sena OF Santa Ea az
In ef pTeteT.
HOn. T. b. CatrOn then moved that four
committees TO consist OF one delegate
from every county, be appointed on
credentials, permanent organization.
Iults and order and resolutions, and each
county 20 name its own members on the
different committees.
The motion prevailed and the follow
ing committees were named:
Credentials Y. A, Hubbell
Chayes, n. A. CahOOn; COltaX, Charles NJ
Payne; bona Ana, A. j. Fountain Eddy,
A NJ, Pratt; Grant, T. A. Carr; Lincoln,
Augustine Chavez; Mora, BeTliadO RO-
meroi Rio Arriba, l.. b. Prince; San
Miguel, Il. Perez Santa Fe, Antonio o.
salsEar; Sierra, j. n Smith; sOcorro, s.
Alexander Taos, Juan 81. Esteyan