Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-10-04
san MIGUEL Republicans.

I
this morning, the crowd coming in
from all over the county to attend.
There were 139 delegates on the list.
and the majority OF them favor the ad-
ministration. rs against Marguerite
Romero's Iaoiion
Eugerio Romero was made temper
airy chairman. and A. r Rogers. Jr.
secretary, with h. II. Salazar and Pa
triCio Gonzales interpreters. II was
not all harmony up TO noon, for Mar
guerito Romero etd some OF his fol-
lowers occasionally got rambunctious.
but gained little.
| Pablo Jaramillo, Zscerias Valdez and
| Marguerite Romero were made com
mittee on credentials and found all
but five precincts. with eight die
gates present. A committee on per-
mfnent OF sanizgtion was appointed as
follows: c. 4 81 ess Felix Esqlibel
J. Ma Quirtana Roman Gillcgos and
NestDr G,iego. The committee on
resolutions was Secundino Romero.
Leandro Luceto r. O. Bleed Felix
Garcia and 'gracio Lopez.
These committees were to lriDg In
their reports =, 2 ock to which
/ time recess was taken.
The committee On permanent organ
izatiC reported &c follows, which was
ado I ,od s'nost unanimously:
Eugenio Ronoio president; A. 7.
Rogers J E, secietsiy: b. +. + rsytho
first vice president, Jesus Me- Quin-
tana, seocrd vice president; L. II. Sal
azsr and N. Sesuia. interpreters.
The rules adopted were TIE regular
parliamentary ones fol such meeting
and the committee on resolutions re-
ported tie following, which were
adopted with but one dissenting vote,
Marguerite aomeIo himself The
delegate "a mail time have not been
selected
The republican party of the county
of San Miguel, in conventiCn assem-
blcd, reaffirms its ellegiance to the
party that y IS given protection to the
industries of this territory and the ma.
ton. theI by creating lCod times
throughout cur county. Republican
principles as declared in the national
platform adopted At Philadelphia in
1900 are responsible for the prosper
Gus industrial conditions which prevail
throughout the United States end we
voice the opinion If all republicans of
this territory In demanding that con
gress keep its hands off the present
tariff law. Let well enough alone is
tho ,nininf Of - manila to,i I'm
tinkering Is but the opening wedge TO
disturbed business conditions. All
trades and industries are tbii, ng and
the very discussion q proposed
changes In the tariff is a menace to
prosperity and business confidence.
While deploring the untimely death
of President Mckinley, we recognize
in President Roosevelt one in whom
the country can and do safely rely. Our
people know MIN more intimately than
they have known any other president
and they rely upon the words of en-.
enlargement used by him in address.
ing our people when we had the honor
OF entertaining him as our guest.
We commend him for his wisdom in
pursuing a policy in accord with that
enumerated by cur late nlai'yrod plesi.
dent and believing that his admins.
tration Is Oh tie hC & irlo,cf' OF our
people. beth pccr nrd rict ard that It
rebounds 10 the here epe s'oy ~ cur
conn On ccufGy. We heartily &C m
mo- a tn slr Q rrd We herclv ostruct
oui q e., &c the cCISnntion 10
nonirTte candidate fer { c., te 70
congress, which Is 10 meet in the oi !
oil II .cn On October 10 1902 tc pc.
sent les, luton 10 sfid corlertion
and advocate it's T. sspSe &C mmei d.: ,
the coarse If Preside Mt Roosevelt. and
pledging the support of the delegates
from New Mo Xico TO the republican pa.
tional convention 10 be held In 1904,
for his denomination.
| We endorse the administration of
Governor NJ. A. Oterc. In his appoint
mept the president Tede selection OF
the choice CT all tie republicans OF
New Me; leo. During his entire car oer
as governor of N " Me; co he has
been guild d by d Il, to 30 conduct
the public ffrirs as To reject credit
net or'y rpcn himself but the entire
people OF tie teIIdCry wltiort regerd
to political ol il On or BELIEF.
| Every republican convention In this
territory for years has mede d. mend
for the admission OF New Mexico into
the sistes h ood of states. We repeat
that demand and in doing co most
heartily commend and endorse the ef-
forts OF our delegate iE congress. Ber-
nard s. Rodey, In passing the state
hood bill through the lower house of
congress, and extend to him every
possible assistance in his work before
the senate and In the securing of the
passage OF the bill by that body. The
republican party of the United States
through its national platform has re-
peatedly stated that the party was In
favor Of the admission of New Mexico
and we now call upon those United
States senators who helped draft those