Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-14
THE DELECATES!
Convention Concluded
Last Night.
Delegates and Alternate DEL
egateS Selected,
Hon, William Jennings Bryan Ar
rived Last Night.
At OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT,

The conclusion OF the territorial DEM
ocratlc conention. which convened at
the new theatre yesterday and con-
tinued in session after The Citizen had
gone to press In the afternoon, is as
follows:
A. B. Renehan. OF Santa Fe. was
chosen alternate delegate at large by
a unanimous vote.
Antonio Joseph, Of Taos county, nom
mated Chas. +. Easley, of Santa Fe,
as the delegate from the First judicial
district, while Camille Padilla named
A. Abeytia, of Rio Arriba. as the al
ternate delegate These nominations
were unanimously accepted.
Summers Burkhart. OF Bernallllo
county, named o. N. Marion as the
delegate from the Second judicial dis
trict, while Henry Lockhart named
John $. Trlmble as the alternate dele
gate. Nominations accepted by accla-
nation.
DIR. w. +. Williams, of Grant county.
nominated +. ]. Davidson as the dele
gate from the Third judicial district,
and A. n. White named Frank Madison
as the alternate delegate. These nomi-
nations were accepted unanimously.
l.. A. C. de Baca, OF Union county.
nominated John Morrow, OF Colfax, as
the delegate from the Fourth judicial
district, and A. l.. Abeytla, of Mora
county, named Nicario Gallegos, of his
county, also as delegate. There being
two candidates for delegate vote was
ordered, which resulted as follows;
Gallegos, 10; Morrow, 55. Gallegos was
declared the delegate for the Fourth
judicial district, and Mr.. Morrow
| moved. the motion being seconded that
his selection be made unanimous. G.
". Blackwell, of Colfax county. then
nominated w. ]. Eaton. of Ration. as
the alternate delegate and his nomi-
nation was made by acclamatlon.
| John A. Haley, Of Lincoln county
nominated II. NJ. Dougherty. OF Socor.
70. as the delegate from the Fifth ju.
dlcial district, and James G.. Fitch. o
Socorro named W. II. Mullane, of Eddy
county, as the alternate delegate. Botl
nomination We're made unanimously.
The delegates and alternates wer,
then read to the convention, as fol
lows:
Delegate--E. G. de Baca, at large
Chas. f. Easley, First district; o. N
Marion. second district; F. J. David
son, Third district; Nlcarlo Gailegos
Fourth district; II. NJ. Dougherty
Fifth district.
Alternates-A. II. Renehan, at large
A. Abeytia. First district; John 5
ITrimble, Second district; Frank Madi
son, Third district: w. j. Eaton
Fourth district; w. II. Mullane, Fiftl
district.
1t was moved and seconded that tn
New Mexico delegation TO the nationa
convention at Kansas City be instruct
ed to vote for William Jennings Bryal
for presidential candidate. The motto
was carried unanimously.
]. p. Casey, Jr., Of Dona Ana men
toned the name of II. Il. FERGUSON 4
a rip-roaring speech. as the democrati
national committeeman from NeN
Mexico.
Chas. f. Easley, OF Santa Fe, state
that at other territorial democrati
conventions the national committeema
had been selected in open convention
and In a few choice words he seconde
the nomination of Mr.. Ferguson.
The chair put the motion to the con
vention, and II. B. Ferguson was re
nominated and reelected the territoriG
democratic national committeeman.
on motion Of a. B. Renehan. OF san
ia Fe, who looked tired. but still want
ed more long speaking. the cOnventio
took a recess until 8 o'clock p. m.
; At this hour the many incandescen
lights at the handsome theatre wer
turned on, and for about an hour IN
several hundred people who had as
sembled there were treated TO a I'm
democratic speech from Hon. o. 4
Larrazolo, Of San Miguel county, al
ter which the convention adjourne
sine die.