Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-05

Especial Dispatch to the Morning 1ournall
SANTA Fe y. NJ, Sept. 5.-What
appears to be a happy solution Of the
netional fight which for the past few
months has threatened to disrupt the
republican party in Bernalillo coun-
"a, WAS reached this evening as the
result Of the deliberations of a sub
committee appointed this morning
ne the republican state central COM
mittee. According to the terms of
tho agreement reached, the subcom-
mittee is TO hold hearings in Albu-
oueroue on Thursday and Friday Of
this week thoroughly investigate the
controversy over the craftsmanship.
and both parties agree to abide by
the decision to be arrived at by the
committee. The agreement was
signed by Chairman Giilenwater. sub
ieet to the approval of the Bernalillo
county central committee and by
Judge Mann on behalf of the Hub
bell faction The committee is com
posed as follows: supreme Court
Justice E. L. Wright OF Alamogordo,
chairman e. A. Cahoon Of Roswell,
Maaquias Martinez of Taos, 7. j.
Molinari of Portales, and Reed II.
Holoman Of Tucumcari.
The S. S !. of t1o state committee
this morning was devoted almost en-
tirev to n discussion Of the Bernalillo
county situation, which is apparant-
lv the only dissenslon now confront
ing the party in the state. The meet
inc was called to order by Chairman
II. O. Bursum, who made a brief ad-
dress in which ne congratulated the
committee and the public in general
on the attainment of statehood.
1--WE owe great dead to President
Taft" said Mr.. Bursum "and to the
republican house and senate which
gave us the enabling act. We also
owe much to those who have served
us faithfully i'm and out of congress
to Delegate w. H. Andrews, to Judge
Fall. to former Delegate I. b. Cat
ron ana former Governor Curry and
many others who made personal sac
rifices in time and means, and surely
the people appreciate their services. "
Mr.. Bursum also thanked the patri-
oic members Of the democratic par
ty Tor their services on behalf OF
statehood. The address was received
with applause though there were
those among the delegates who ex.
pressed surprise at the failure of
Mr.. Bursum TO mention Governor
Mills in the enumeration Of those
whose work in the statehood cause
was entitled to the gratitude of the
people of New Mexico as well as oil
the members of the republican party
In concluding his address Mr.. Bursun
proceeded to state the purpose OF the
meeting, which was the calling oi q
state convention to nominate. candl
dates for state Officers under the con
sutution. MIR. Bursum made plef
that the campaign be conducted OF
the lines of principles ana not o.
Individuals, and hoped that the party
would present q united front and tina
every republican would support tn
state ticket not because Of the maj
Nduals on it, but because of tn
grand and lasting principles TO
which it stands. He referred Incl
dentally to the trouble in Bernallll
county and expressed the hope tina
the matter would be settled to til
satisfaction of the voters of the coun
" Il believe the republicans ar
going 10 VIM" said Mr.. Burson, 'be
cause the Almighty and the peopl
are with them. Try and solve tn
question in Bcrnalllo county an
make that county what it should be
me banner republican county of NeN
Mexico"
AT the conclusion of his speech tn
chairman recognized Secundino Re
nero of San Miguel county, welcom
ing Mr.. o. a. Larrazolo into the re
publican fold The resolution wa
seconded by George Sena and carrie
oy unanimous vote. The resolutio
follows.
Whereas. Hon. O. A. Larrazol
distinguished citizen ana loyal frier
y The people OF New Mexico has d,
.efnned that he can best serve II
interests Of his fellow men and aid
working out the destinies Of the gref
S@le of New Mexico by joining til
i'puhlican party of New Mexico, an
Whoroas, The Hon O. A. Larrf
&Ol0 has anpouuped in tho puhl
p'ess that he regards the republica
party of New Mexico as the gre;
'hampion Of rights for all mankin
ana the only party through whie
sum rights may be preserved to Il
p'ople Of New Mexico, therefore. be
Resolved, THAT we, the republ
ah central committee in convenito
"'Sembled in the name of the repul