Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-01
SPLENDID TICKET NOMINATED.
Clancy for Mayor. Chsmbsrlin for City
Clerk, Rsmsdell for treasurer.
STRONG TICKET IN TIRE WARDS

Y delegates and spectators. which augers
3 well TOR republican success, and the
splendid character OF every one OF the
men nominated for the different Offices
will undoubtedly make the victory OF
Tuesday a sweeping one.
, T.. A.. Finical. chairman OF the republi-
can city committee, called the convention
TO order. On motion. Mr.. Finicsl was
elected temporary chairman. and Seig.
fried Grnnsfeld secretary.
The following committees, consisting
OF one member from each ward, we're ap.
pointed:
Credentials-N. II. Stevans, j. W.. Pal
mer. ". III. Long. Frank Rossi.
Resolutions-B. s. Rodey. j. q. Cald-
well, II. Il. Fox. l.. Il. C~hamberlin.
Permanent orgsnizstion-F. A. Hub
bell. X. s. Slower, Thos. Hughes. A. j..
Crawford.
Rev. ". B. johnson. in behalf OF the
Afro.American republican voters OF the
city asked that they be given recognition
on the committees. On motion the com
mittees were then increased by the adj.
dition Of one member at large aud Rev
Jones was appointed on the committee
on resolutions; Mr.. johnson on the som.
mittee on credentials; and Geo. Wash.
layton on the committee on permanent
organization.
The convention then took an adjourn
ment for ten minutes to give the com
mittees time to prepare their reports.
When the convention wa called 10
order. the c0mmittee on credentials
made a report on the delegates and
proxies entitled TO seats In the conyen-
ton, which WAS adopted.
The committee on permanent organ
izstion recommended b.. s. Rodey, for
permanent chairman; Bias Lucero, for
permanent secretary; T. X. Lawes and
Jose Ignacio Salazar. for vice presidents.
The committee recommended the follow
Ing order OF business:
Report OF committee on resolutions.
Nominations TOT ma'cr. clerk and
y W buItfs
,, on Of alderman n scho II
.,ors from the wards.
Annointment OF the republican city
%central committee for the eosoiug year.
The report was adopted and MIR. Rodey
WAS escorted to the platform amid great
applause. Upon assuming the chair,
Mr.. Rodey delivered a short, able aud
pithy speech. in which he called atten
ton to the important questions relating
TO the bonded Indebtedness. the closing
or opening Of the city ditch, etc. whict
. must be handled by the next city admin
istration, and for that reason II was oI
: the utmost importance that the repub
lican part. "ths party OF common sem
and practical things" should be kept IL
charge OF city affairs. He also paid
high tribute to the business like admin
istration OF Mayor Clancy during tn
"a past year.
A The committee on resolutions mad
I'd the following report. which was unanl
w. mously adopted:
" Resolved. That the republican part
- Of the city OF Albuquerque. in annni
convention assembled, reaflirpis ita a
N legiance to its permanent principle
w. equal rights for all before the law an
the policy OF the greatest good to Il
greatest number. IL refers with con-
dence TO Its past In the conduct OF Il
city's affairs and promises u continl
nd ance OF tine same In the futur
Ia. 1t claims credit particularly Il
of it, administration OF our Anal
m during the past year, during which IL h
kept down expenses and Increased q
revenues in an unprecedented mannt
II calls the attention of our ~eitizenA
lts splendid conduct Of Its COMMITTEE 4
Isy partments, DIRE and police department
al and TO the fact that during the emit
past year the city has been 20 ordel
and we'll conducted, no complaints h.
log arisen from any source whgtsOeyl
And II calls respectfully upon all @
In, citizens, irrespective OF politics. for tn
ak support a. a business proposition, q
the an endorsement OF the splendid recC
lit made"
rye The chairman announced that the M
business In order was the nomination
u ras a candidate for mayor. T. A. Fini
the was recognized and In a powerful spec
ems renominsted Mayor Clancy. He mad
HE comparison between the conduct OF C
,o ~ affairs under republican and democra
30 administrations, which was extrem
Co., odious to the latter. When the der
Gratis were In control OF affairs. the G
was running In debt from 5000
will 5000 every year. -Four years <
w republican party IA placed In po'
and an era OF retrenchment and ecOnO
Was inaugurated and In the pres
year, the revenues OF the city "
$4,000 or $1,000 more than the necess
ie,s, expenses. Great praise and credit
sI' given to Mayor Clancy. who has beef
the head OF affairs for the past year.
one sal question the wisdom Of his
a,n ministratiOn, " said the speaker. In {
with clnsion Mr.. Finical warned the delegI
|, re-. against over confidence and urged nc
ing work until election day, In which Q,
'' II would only be a question Of the
r q, OF the republican majority and nc
la. victory or defeat.
|, In The mention Of Mayor Clancy's N
rom WAS the signal for applause, which
'un' increased AS that gentleman was esco
,,,v TO the platform by Messrs. Finical
,nty' Apodacs. In introducing the
d TO mayor of Albuquerque, Chairman X
Tor remarked "us frinchmen do TAX
'n' CRATE interest in political affairs.
Inied 'o"' o'"o' ""u "e'y a"i
Ne year 1t il Clancy and Marion. anu |
who thinking OF running against orc
u re- myself" When the laughter had
'o sided Mayor Clancy accepted the h
, ,ho conferred upon him and expressed
Adence OF success on Tuesday.
4 the CLANCY referred 10 the rnmnra In cir