Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-25
The Republicans IN Convention
Named Candidates.
POINTED RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
Ticket Of Good Men From Top TO
Bottom.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE At wow.

The republicans Of Bernalillo coun-
ty met in convention at the court
house this morning at ~ O'Clock. be-
fng called to order by Hon. Frank A.
Hubbell, chairman Of the republican
county central committee. After .
short address the chairman read the
following report:
have been instructed by the central
committee of the county to report tho
following persons for the temporary
organization. subject to your approv-
al:
G. w. Harrison, chairman; Harry
Lee. secretary; Nestor Montoya, in
terpreter; T. C. Montoya, interpreter
for floor. eG.s
The convention ratified the report.
after which the following committees
were appointed:
Credentials--N. M. Rice, chairman;
j. L. Romero. Nestor Montoya, j. b.
Archuleta, l.. II. Chamberlin, Francis
co Hernandez. N. Z. Stevens.
Permanent Organization-C. F. Ny
ers. Nicolas Herrera, j. r. Carpenter.
Esquipula Baca, Luis Garcia. H. p.
Owen, Geo. w. Metzgar.
Rules and Order--O., D. Buxsell.
Juan Dom,nguez, ]. B. Lucero, F. w.
Fisher, Vidai Chavez. Epimenio Taf0-
va, Jose Chsves y Chavez.
Resolutions-E., w. Dobson. Jesus
Romero. Geo. w. Harrison. Maximo
Chaves, Daniel Marines Conrado Con-
zales, w. E. Dame, Leandro Sando-
val.
After the appointment of the above
committees, Nestor Montoya made q
short speech In Spanish.
This was followed by the report Of
the committee on credentials, which
was unanimously adopted. E.
| Permanent Officers.
The committee on permanent organ
ization reported as follows. which was
promptly adopted
| For permanent chairman, p. A. Mi
era; secretary, G. v. Crosby; interpre-
ter. Nestor Montoya; floor interpreter,
S. Crollott; vice presidents. George w.
Harrison, Herculano Garcia, l.. Gradi.
Rafael Armijo, M. E. Hickey, Ignacio
Perea, ]. l.. Miller, Marcelino Baca.
Pantheon Mora, ]. H. Bramlett. ~
In taking the chair Mr.. Miera made
a fine political speech. 1t Is true it
was short, but strictly to the point.
The committee on rules and order
then reported. which was adopted. q
Resolutions.
f. w. Dobson, chairman Of the COM
] nh tnd bn foflnUin0
lutions, which were unanimously ac-
cepted: - r&S
We, your committee on resolutions,
beg leave to report as follows:
The republicans of the county Of
Bernalillo, in convention assembled.
do hereby endorse the patriotic princi-
pies adopted by the national conven-
tion held in the city of Philadelphia.
and we likewise heartily endorse the
declaration of principles contained in
the platform of the territorial republi-
cans. adopted at the convention held
in the city of Ration on the 10th day of
October 1902.
We deplore the death of our late
president, William Mckinley. who was
the greatest exponent of American and
republican principles in the last de-
cade, and who as a citizen was model
of integrity and honesty and the deeds
accomplished by him for the American
people will forever remain as monu-
ments in their hearts.
| We most heartily endorse President
Roosevelt and recognize in him an
able successor TO President Mckinley
for faithfully carrying out the policies
inaugurated. and meeting new emer-
gencies, constantly arising and espec-
tally do we congratulate the Ameri-
can people in having an executive OF
such ability who arises when occasion
demands. and protects their interests.
as has been demonstrated by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in bringing about a
settlement of the great coal strike In
the anthracite region.
We likewise endorse the wise, con-
Iservative and patriotic administra-
tion OF territorial affairs given us by
IGovernor Miguel A. Otero. whose ad-
ministration has not only been a credit
at home but has resulted in improv-
ing our conditions abroad, especially
do we endorse his personal and Official
Il efforts 10 improve the financial cOudi-