Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-22

red and proceeded 70 business. Tho
following committees were appointed.
The Committees.
Credentials (by precincts1 -1 ~
lipe Trujillo, 4, l.. p Barola 3. J. r.
sanchez. s. Jose Chavez y Apodaca.
z, Dario Chavez, A. ]. Montoytt q
Policarpio Armijo, 10, Filompn'
Mora, II. Juan e. padilla -. ID \
FERGUSON; l3, Julian Perca IA Nc
olas Herrera. %, Carlos Griegos, ~.
Manuel Gonzales y LOPEZ -, T. NJ
NcCailum. %. NJ Sebedra 81. a Gui-
terrez, IS, \. J. Garcia
Rules and order Of Cuisines a.
y. Walker. ID. NJ. FERGUSON T. I'm.
ney, James z. Jones, NJ T. springer.
Manuel Gonzales y Lopez. ftdei Apo
daca, Tom Werner.
Permanent Organi2utiou-Jahu W
Wilson. J. f. Sulzcr, W y 9H4q W.
Alfredo Apodaca. A Guitsrrez. Henry
Springer and Tom Werner
Resolutions-P. McCallum. Edward
Johnson. W. +. Johnson. George =
Klock. II. Spitz. r. J. Medler. Per
fccto Armijo. Ellsco Chayes. FiloHluu
Mora. :. Garcia. Mollquades ChHNrs
Ramon MoraEU. Jose Sdbedra, carlos
Griegos, +. +. Chavcs
Immediately following thu appoint
mcnt Of the committee the convention
went into recess until = o'clock NhlIc
the committees were being chosen A..
4. SedilIo addressed the convention iu
Spanish in a speech which brought
cheer after cheer from the delegate
from the country precincts M Sc
dillo is a clever speaker iu both ENG
fish and spanish, aud promises to De
heard from politically Ina the near iu-
ture.
The afternoon session was slow ina
assembling and il was not until near
3 O'Clock that the proceedings were
resumed. The report OF the commit
tees on rules and order Of business,
on credentials and on permanent or
Ranization were adopted without dis
cussion. and Hon. George S klock
the permanent chairman, brought IN"
usual response he commands, In the
brief speech he made. Felix Baca
at Albuquerque. was made permanent
secretary, and Eligio ChaYcs assist
ant Thomas Werner acted as inter
prefer throughout the entire proceed
ings of the convention
The report OF the committee on res
olutions was presented by chairman
T.. l. Medlcr. who read the resolu-
tons from the platform
The Resolutions.
Tho text of the resolutions follows
We, the republicans OF the county
Of B|ernalillo, in convention assem-
blcd, resolve,
First. We endorse the platform
Of principles as declared by the RE-
publican party In the national con.
NcntiOn held at Chicago in June
1908. and We cordially commend the
candidates presented by that couvcn-
ton as worthy OF the Fuffrugcs of the
AgaaFtgan -fgAglr Taft mud sherman
have demonstrated by conspicuous
service IN national affairs that thcA
arc worthy Of the high honor for
which the people have preferred
them.
Second. We cordially endorse tho
territorial administration of Governor
George curry. Governor curry has
in all executive affairs promoted
the welfare of the people aud has
b"cu painsta king in his efforts 60 en-
force the laws and hus exhibited %
~fervent zeal for All parts Of our com
mon domain
Third. We submit to the consld
Grafton Of the voters of BeruaIillo
county the excellent record nude ion
the siXtieth congress hN our present
delegate. Hon W. H. Andrews. and
the many benefits ne hua secured tni
the territory at largo and the city of
Albuquerque lu particular, through
his untirlng efforts ana industry
benefits particularly appropriate az
the present time owing TO the eNtru
ordinary expense incident 20 the hold
ing OF the National Irrigation congress
ina our midst. and which could have
not been go successfully carried Ca
conclusion without the financial up
preparation secured from congress bl
our delegate His work In the past
congress for tho city of A~lbuquoruu,
entities him to the support of over,
voter of Bernalillo county. irrespeotiN,
uf politics. aud Wc as republicans of
HcInalillo county pledge him our ear
nest and hearty support iu his candi
dnCl FOR delegate to the sixty FIRST
congress,
Fourth We cordially endorse the
honesty, integrity and fithfulues. of
our Judiciary our courts haN, been
free from an suspicion of wrong doc
ing
Fiuh We have q pride iu tho adj
mtnirtrutIou Of affairs iu H,tuHIlllu
county An branches OF uur county
government have been Vcll conducted. /
and strict economy has marked every
feature of the public service. auJ S.,
f'arlr>sly appeal to the proplt tn cone
tluuv the good work now under Was.
sixth w favor % primary DIg,
ton law and Vr enforce upon tn,
attention of th, Representatives ihis
day nominated for the territorial
legislature Go secure, th, enactment cot
q primary law which v|I protect uIl
titixeua 90 their right. Hud prevent.
fraud at primary m',ttuEr
seventh We recommend that 5000
territorial und county officers nt paid
aud Wa Insist that the f..
system should hr abolished and HI'