Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION is A
HARMONIOUS AND ENTHUSIASTIC ONE


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Yt Vun.U .u. servo fn SHOW thu d..'
rif,t 'fuu other counties thtt lt'.nf
nt count. h4u more Republican
fHur sut other counts u Ncw N'N
Be- u.H, strong plea for adopting
fH, report u' the committee pom
600 rising vote M Ba,as motion R"s
r..ut.u. lc having only N votes Too
fb, convention. incWdiuE himself
rl, report uat adopted and thu utIr.
.s.uu elected The announcement OPT
I., r..It HHs fl.nitoh N.in .h"'t-
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...u mutIUr .f IuJH. N1uu. George
D. IHHH,U OF iowa. sI years ola, Qua
. lifelong Republican. was invited ."
.Hlr,t. fnp convention Mr. hun1'|
.. loo n, "f. VISITING Traut 4 HUB
..H ruu pmN ", Nus escorted 2"
.Ht U.tfum ug Judge Mann. George
s craig and Manuel piuD M hun.
H.U made uu, of iho most 'nr.riU|
t.uuuu.au spcarbe- az th, euuN,n.
ruu Oh. cited facts and Figures FOO
.fut, DIE points and he declared tn'i
fn. Republican party wIa founded
uHI unjust stand or lau upon tH' pf.n
.Jf, uf protection tu h'r industries
uud h,l p,npl, So declared Chat tho
Dpmu,rau, platforms consisted or
nothing but objections 60 Republican
...u,e ana that am tho great U1'e.
I.,u. OF thr pountr, and au eft h'r
vital issues htd been taken up and
solved hl tho Republican party Joe the
u., of Democratic resistance.
There is only ou, kind of Ropuu-
UOau. said MIR Huhh'U they are
tus people who b,lirvr iu th, great
principle 81 protection An others
,bo Join tho pnrt, rondtiuualN are
nat Republicans
90 would ask an, Democrat. if any
ar, present if the, ever heard OF o.
labor strike undcr Democratic 1d-
mmistrtatiou Tho, u"ycr have. for
tudor Democratic Administrations wr
ing upon Washington. w.. have th"
SOUP houses and the bread lines of
the Lip cities and We have want
ldloncss and famine in the land.
recall today the time when cleveland
had Go borrow G2.0OAO00 with
Which tu fuu th" government and that
during time of peace. when there
was PLENTY n The land but the people
could not get food because they could
not get work and could not enrn
wugcs Non-omploymcnt was every
where
Nj Hubb'll took up az some length.
'H' history oi Europe, of the founding
uf th" English nation. which uo said
was me greatest, out Ido of our own.
that exists today
Al tH, conclusion OF Nj Hubbers
speech. the convention took tho qu,s-
iIpn ~ how its delegates should vote
.u the state convention II was final
'g concluded that the delegation should
he bound hy tho unit rule. that 10
should caucus ou nl matters that
might come before that convention
aud that the majority should rule.
The question OF providing for
nominating lNf N|"IIIII INNNts N'U
district attorney then came before tho
convention upou the presentation of
H resolution by No~tor Moufoya which
caused The I'M between n. y. Wllker-
CON pud Elfcgo Racu
Tho resolution was adopted with the
am, ndmeuts offered bv Judg, Mann.
TIe convention having completed
Its work adjourned
Immediately following m, ADJOURN
mont ~ the convention, the county
central Commute, mot ln the opera
house Judg, Mann declined 90 accept
recollection as chairman and J. T.
saint was nominated aud elected
No-or Mon:uSu Vas selected as Sec
r'Dry nd Fclx Roca and J T. sal
t2at we're named as assistant sccro'
uries Tho committee adjourned un.
90 Monday, Octoher @. 1871. AT which
time the executive committee viii b,
.lrrted.
When the convention met at tDr
o'clock this morning JudE, Mann, as
chairman ol the central committee
Called no. convention to order - VI
F.rsussol acted us secretary ana Nes
f.r Muntoya as Interpreter
pom motion pf NJ l.. stern. Whi,i
N. placed before tae convention him
aH' th, officers uf the committee were