Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-13

huih iNH tAulidilht ana thD lluornH
man. ANA makes all classes enjoy
greater prosperity. refer 90 the
Dlngley act, which increased the price
of wool from cents TO NJ cents and
Increased our live stock interests as
well.
Before the passnge Of this act
there was between two hundred NIT
Hons nnd three hundred millions in
the helanco of trade against ua every
year now the balance per annum In
our favor Is something Ike $4,000 o.
600
"Bu that is not an The republi.
can party has showh the world that
We are q part of the body polite Il
this world twenty-five years ago
we were looked upon with contempt.
today we are regarded with respect
/ hy all the world powers And whyl
Because We have u president who %
strong. he has brought peace and
no has asserted our rights. He has
+ lone much but he could have done
I "clhing Il he had not been backed
up by the republican party"
Mr. Catr0n then reviewed the roc
ord OF the party In passing the Bhlp
/ subsidy hill, Panama canal legislation
the railroad rate law and referred IA
| passing. TO the omploye liability act
and other recent federal enactmenfg
| The close of his address was an
eloquent appeal for party harmony
"The party" he exclaimed, "appoais
20 this country. u appeals TO all "a
| Join its ranks Let an dissenslOn.
stop. There must be harmony IN the
I party, united work and unitod action
that greater prosperity mny prevail.
bid yon all good night and hope yol
viii have a prosperous convention and
elect your ticket
The Credentials.
The report OF the committee OF
credentials reported by Mr. McCroigl
was called for Thomas 8 Huhhei
moved that the report be adopted and
it was carried unanimously.
Maynard Gunsul alod the report ~
the committee GA rules and order an,
Thomas 3 nuhholl, FOR the COMMITTEES
ON permanent organization. recon
mended p. W. DObson. chairman; 4
/ Hanley secretary; Apainclo Muntoya
assistant secretary. and iaidro aandu
vai and M g, Orila, interpreters.
While the convention awaited thl
report on resolutions the band played
Attorney Charles A. 8piess OF La
vegas Was called upon for n Bpeeel
bat hc was not present. After thl
music the resolutions committee sub
mltted the following resolutions;
The Resolutions.
Albuquerque. ~ H., oct. s. 1906
Mr. Chairman We, your commit
tee on resolutions. beg leave to ropcy
the following resolutions Tor the con
Elderation OF this convention:
We hereby declare that we reahir
and adopt the platform adopted b.
the territorial convention held 90 la
b Vegas. on the 29th day OF September
q A. D. 1906.
And we emphasize the resolution
o approving OF the administrations q
4 President Roosevelt and Governor Hl
german. and Of the coursD 0f our del,
gate Ia congress. Hon. William 4
! Andrews and we especially emphaaiR
the resolution endorsing Joint state
! hood
: We further emphasize aud approx
the recommendation that "a Rrlmar
election law be enacted, and pledg
) the legislative nominees Of this Coz
! vention 90 work 10 that end
. We further pledge our legislaay
. representatives 10 work for a con
+ plete revision Of the election laws q
New Mexico so that the result OF eloi
D tiuns shall lv beyond question in az
/ cordance With the votes cast by th
3 people no the polls as Tar a. lugisli
: lion can secure the same.
: Aud wo further pledge our legiall
b tive nominees for the enactment Z
3 laws for the reduction oi salaries, ae
! for the substitution of salaries q
/. fees and omOlumonia wherever th
s same is practicable.