Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-09-13
l.. Berringer.
Dona Ana-G. w. Brown and R.
Young.

L. Berringer.
DOna Ana-G. W. Brown and R. L.
Young.
Grant-Colin Neblltt and w. B.
Walton.
Guadalupe-Felix Sanchez and An
tonic Panehosuff.
Lincoln. Y. Hewitt, and George
Ulrick.
Luna-John Corbett and ]. A. Ma
honey.
Mckinley. NJ. Cameron and
Rees Mardon.
Mora-Rafael Romero and j. Tip
ton.
Otero-J. L. Lawson and Byron
Sherry.
Quay-F. C. Matthewson and c. C.
Davidson.
Rio Arriba-Henry Grant and
Frank Lopez.
Sandoval-J. w. Sullivan and A. C.
De Baca.
San Juan-William Butler and M.
ID. Taylor.
San Miguel--E. V. Long and E. C.
De Baca
Santa Fe-A. B. Renehan and M.
Garcia.
Sierra-William s. Hall and Thorn
as Murphy.
Socorro-James G. Fitch and Nell
ton Torres.
Taos-Juan N. Vigil and A. Scher-
rifch.
Torrance. F. Lassiter and M. j..
Moriarity.
Union-W. J Eeaton and Z Valarde.
The committee then went into the
all. : caucus as committe of the
WHIT he selection of a candidate
for uy'ls. to congress. 1t was 1880
when the caucus began.
The Preliminary Details.
The entire day was consumed by
the convention in getting into work
ing order. 1t was 10 O'Clock when
Chairman Crist of the territorial
committee called the convention to or
der, considerable number of dele
gates had failed to arrive and were
expected on the noon train. The con-
vention therefore took an adjourn
ment until 1880 in order to allow the
committee on temporary and perma-
nent organization to report.
When the convention reconvened II
was with a larger attendance of del
egates than at any convention of the
party In recent years. Hon. A. A.
Jones of Las Vegas, who had been
prominently mentioned in connection
with the nomination for delegate, was
elected temporary chairman. Mr..
Jones, in taking his seat, made a brief
speech in which he referred to Roose-
welt as more of democrat than re-
publican and as a follower of demo-
cratic principles. He predicted that
Bryan would be elected in 1908 and
the declaration was greeted with en-.
Ittut tnC q hn
tlon of joint statehood, approving of
the proposed union, and ended with
a denuneiation of what he termed the
republican trust in New Mexico. The
committee on permanent organization
and resolutions were then appoint
ed and the convention after hearing
the report of the credentials commit
tee, which was adopted without con-
test, adjourned until evening to give
the committee on resolutions time in
which to prepare its report.
The convention gave a vote of
thanks to c. Fl. Crist, the retiring ter
ritorial chairman. and also to 'Seere7
tary Charles F. Easley.
Santa Fe has seldom seen so many
democrats gathered here in recent
years as in todays convention.
The Convention Committees.
Following were the convention
committees:
Credentials. Hunick Seferino
Martinez, u. S. Bateman. w. F. Del
ger, T.. A. Layre, Eduardo Martinez,
S. Lindauer, J. F. Conner, j. p. Chepe,
c. c. Davidson, Samuel Elrodt, ]. w.
Sullivan. j. S. Hartman, F. E. Valdez,
A. P. Hill. w. S. Hopewell, William
Borradaile, Alexander Gusdorf, Teles-
foro Casans, w. D. Wasson, J. C. Tel
con.
Resolutlons-O. N. Marion, U. S.
Bateman, Seferino Martinez, w. F.
Dilger, w. B. Walton, Felipe Sanchez,
A. H. Hudspeth, j. A. Mahoney, w.
F. Kuckenbecker, Rafael Romero, Oil
yer M. Lee, F. c. Matteson. j. H,
Crist, j. w. Sullivan, A. A. Jones. A.
b. Renehan, w. s Hopewell. Melton
Gonzales, j B. Lusk, Howell Ernest,
and W. d. Wasson.
Permanent Organization and Rules
-Seferno Martinez, u. S. Bateman,
L. Lindauer, Fl. c. de Baca. w. Van
Schoyck, A. Moran, J. F. Carren, Eu-
genio Romero, j. l.. Lawson, c. G.
Davidson, Juan B. Duran. ]. w. Sui
livan, w J Lucas. Marcelino Garcia,
A c. Torres. Salome Garcia. w. d.
Wasson and w. S. Hopewell.