Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-27

Hon. Charles F. Easley, chairman of
the Democratic central committee, this
morning issued a call for the meeting CT
the committee March II at Santa Fee. a
large attendance of members is expect
ed. The committee consists Of the fo'-
lowing members:
o. N. Marion, George F. Albright,
Bernalillo; G. A. Richardson, Lucius
Dills, Chaves; j. F. Hutchinson, c. N.
Blackwell, Colfax; F. C. Mattison, Pr
nito Pine, Dona Ana; ]. O. Cameron,
Eddy; J.. A. Mahoney, l.. A. Shelly,
Grant; Lorenzo Labadie, Ramon Dodge,
Guadalupe; Martin Chaves. J. F. Hin
kle, Lincoln; ]. D.. McGrath, Macario
Gallegos, Mora; Henry Grant, Felix
Garcia, Rio Arriba; J.. C. Hubbard, L.
C. Grove, San Juan; Charles F. Easley,
Marcelino Garcia, Santa Fe: August
Reingardt, w. O. Thompson, Sierra,
August Rouiller, John Greenwald, So
zorro; Alloys Liebert, Julian A. Marti-
nez, Taos; Luis A. C. de Baca, Olin E.
Smith, Union; Jose G. Chaves, Valen-
cha; at large-Antonio Joseph, Neill B.
Field, w. 8. Hopewell, Matias Contre-
ras, N. B.. Laughlin, J. H. Crist, J. D.
W. veeder, M. M. Salazar, E. V. Chaves,
J. w. Fleming. Otero county will prob
ably also send a representative.
The officers of the committee are:
Charles F. Easley, chairman; A. B.
Renehan. secretary; Marcelino Garcia,
treasurer: executive committee-Chas.
F. Easley. A. B. Renehan. Marcelino
Garcia, Antonio Joseph. Neill B. Field,
Felix Martinez, O. N. Marion.
There are several vacancies on the
committee caused by removals from the
territory and by death.
At the Republican convention of Taos
county February q last the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Be it resolved, by the Republicans of
the county Of Taos, in convention as
sembled,
That we most cordially indorse the
wise, conservative and patriotic admin
istration Of Hon. Miguel A. Otero al
governor of this territory; therefore the
most sincere thanks are hereby, by
these resolutions, extended to President
Mckinley for such wise selection in IA
vor of the best interests of New Mexico.
We are in favor Of a protective tariff,
such a one as the one that now exists,
for the benefits of the same, in all in
dustrial branches, are visible by all men
who love their country and their gov
eminent.
We are opposed to all monopolies.
Therefore, we condemn the attempt
that is being made in congress to legis-
late in favor of renting the public lands,
posed to our great principle, "a govern
ment for the people and by the people,"
on the contrary, there would be estab-
lished a government by the rich and for
the rich, thus running the many and
protecting the few.
IL INGpuOllCdh COuIlly COANCIIIlOll VI
Otero county has been called at Alamo
gordo for March 10, 1900. The conven-
ton will consist of twenty delegates,
and will elect three delegates to the
Socorro convention.
The Santa Fe Republicans held a
most harmonious convention last Sat-
urday. In addition to passing strong
resolutions indorsing the national and
territorial administrations, the
ton passed a resolution denouncing as
absolutely false the statement made by
a Santa Fe correspondent Of the Citi-
zen.-Albuquerque Citizen.
There Is a type writer in a certain law
Office at Santa Fe that is being worked
to It's full capacity in supplying Demo-
cratic newspapers with the narrowing
Of imaginary Republican fac
tional quarrels. The young man who
works that machine has a vivid imag-
nation, and he contrives to fill several
columns each week in the Democratic
at Las Vegas. Albuquerque and
Silver City. Up to date his work has
been labor lost.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Special to the New Mexican.
Mora, February 27.-The Mora county
and an entire administration delegation
was elected unanimously. Delegates:
Juan Navarro, Emilio Ortiz, Gavino Ri
vera, E. H. Biernbaum, Anastacio Me-
dina, Christobal Sanchez, Tito Melen-