Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-26

were regaled with all kinds Of reports
of what both meetings were doing.
When the convention finally assem-
bled in the court room, minus the Sec
retary, A. B. Renehan reported the res
olutions. 1t was an oral report endors-
ing George P. Money, only. 1t was az
forwards learned that the committee
on resolutions forgot some very i'm
portant items and they were given an
other chance to make new set OF res
olutions.
While the drowsy crowd, anxious to
hear the result of the caucus, hdget-
ed in their seats, Mr.. Renehan made an
address. He was followed by an inter
prefer, but his flowery eloquence and his
many epigrammatic expressions were
too much for the interpreter. and there
were several humorous scenes. In his
eulogy on Mr.. Money, Mr.. Renehan
asked his hearers why they would
rather vote for Andrews than Mr.. Mon
ey, who had lived in the Territory 1o1
12 years, in which time, the speaker
said, he (the candidate) had grown
from childhood to manhood. Then ne
paid his respects to Senator Andrews;
and the next moment, probably spying
Mr.. Sparks, who had arrived IN the
room he Immediately launched forth
into an eloquent peroration on what Mr.
Rodey, in conjunction with the ex'
mayor. had done for the city OF Santa
Fe in getting the Fort Marcy donation.
He urged his hearers to vote for Mop
ey, saying also that it was Rodeys pur-
nose to defeat Andrews, and to that
end his hearers should vote for Money
and not give vote for Rodey.
When Mr.. Renehan asked for the ap-
proyal of his resolutions by rising
vote. lust nine persons in the audience,
delegates excepted, arose, which snow.
ed the fact that most of the onlookers
were curious Republicans or Catronltes
who could not endorse Anti-Rodey res
olutions.
III Zimmerman then arose and READ
the list of candidates chosen by the
Democrats. There was very HtIie
cheering: in fact there was much more
when he read the Catron nominees anu
more than that when he stated that the
Catron convention had endorsed Rodey
for delegate. This may have peen uue
to the fact either that the crowd was
too tired to know what it was cheer'
ing for or that the henchmen OF the
indenendent boss who had entered the
room previously, came for that pur
pose.
It was almost midnight when some
considerate delegate moved that tne
| convention adjourn until this mornlhs
a. o'clock and it was carried with
| rush. ~. j.
|. The following is complete llst -
the delegates present:
| Precinct No. /, Pojoaque, Canu''
Martinez.
Precinct No. 2, Tesuque, None.
Precinct No. 8, Santa Fe, Hlglnie
Martinez, Joaquin Martinez, Candelarle
Martinez, Miguel German Franclsce
Delgado. Manuel Padilla, Eugunie
Sena, Luis Lujan. r.
Precinct No. 4, Santa Fe, Charles r
Easley, N. B. Laughlin, Matias Domin
euez. Miguel Ortiz, Marcelino Garcia
lose Ortiz y Baca, Antonio Borrego'
precinct No. 5, Aqua Fria, Epimenie
Montana. Jesus Valverde, AnastasH
Martinez. .,,
precinct No. 6, J. D. L Carrillo
Apolonio Rael ,.-
precinct No. Z, Cerrillos, Clrlac'
Rael, Simon Gonzales, j. $. Gonzales
Ramon Sandoval. -
Precinct, No, 8, Galisteo, Jose Anton
10 Anaya, Juan Jose Silva.
| Precinct No. 9, San Ildefonso, Valen
tine Gonzales, Manuel Roybal y Luoan
precinct No. 10, Dolores, None.
/ Precinct No. II, Golden, John Hart.
4 Precinct No. IL, Canoncito, Tiburcl
Montoya. Jesus Gonzales y Roybal'
precinct No. 13, Glorieta, None.
Precinct No. IA, Chimayo, Eulogl
Martinez, Anastasio Jaramillo.
Precinct No. Is, Santa Cruz. carlo
Alarid, Marcos Quintana, Jose de
Luz Madril. ~
Precinct No. II, Santa Fe, J. L. zir
). norman, Jose Segura, Pedro SandoVs
Encarnacion Barela, Tony Mess.
Precinct No. 18, Santa Fe, Arthur :
;. ligman, A. B. Renehan, Juan Fayet.
:, Nicolas Baca, Anastasio Gonzales :
milo Padilla.
precinct No. 1s. Madrid, None.
Precinct No 20, San Pedro, Gum
sandoval, Jose Sandoval.
Precinct No. %. Ortiz, Benigno X
s nero, Jose S. Roybal. Abel Ortiz.
r AT the adjourned session OF the Del
e ocratic convention this morning Il
Il ganized. Arthur Seligman was
e ganized. Arthur Seligman was
l. elected chairman and Juan Delga'
< secretary. Marcelino Garcia was eie'
J. cd treasurer and the following Is {
d new executive committee: Nican
y Baca, Jose segura, c. F.aEasley' A.
n Renehan and J. l.. Zimmerman.
ID Convention Echoes.
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