Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Committee Hears More Speech.
es Today But Does Nothing
Beyond Set an Hour for An.
other Session Tomorrow.
FALL AND SPIESS
HAVE AN AMENDMENT
They Draw Up Proposed
Changes Providing for One
Ticket Only and Ask Senate
to Put in Resolution.
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NaS'nngion - G.. June 23.--Pos.
s'piI win the adoption of an amend.
neni 10 the New Mexico constitution.
prepared bv Judge Fall aud Charles
SBlcss, providing that there shall
Pc but one official ballot, ON which
shaIl appear IN" names of state can.
u'datos ana any proposed amendment
'ho WIN the separate blue ballot pro.
l6ioh sillchcn oul. the Flood state.
iood resolution viii be reported 10
IN" senate tomorrow. in "A scheduled
executive session OF the senate tel.
riiorics committee
Inc hearing this morning. In III,
co'hhilli'e, was OF exceptional inter.
est Judge Fan ana SDiess, al the
request Of Chairman Smith. had pre-.
rafed an amendment 10 eliminate the
separate blue ballot feature OF the
tlood resolution. feature OF the reso.
LUTON which Judge Fall. Spiess and
Delegate Andrews In addresses today
said has been siipped into the resO.
iuiion, by the house Democraiic com.
mit'eemen, al the instance Ot A. A.
Jones. the New Mexico Democratic
national committeeman and others
they said such an arrangement would
resilt only In confusion In the elec.
ton and IN probably much smaller
percentage OF votes being cast on con.
,titutional amendments than on state
officers
Delegate Andrews excoriated the
New Mexican Democrats In the house
co.nmitier. where the Democrats are
~ he majority l!r said the Rcpub-
lican members ci the house territories
committee were not given an oppor-
funily to oppose the Jones blue bal
lot proposition and that n was IN.
serted IA the resolution In an exccn.
i've session just before the house
committee majority made up Its re-
port He said that New Mexico aud
Arizona depend upon the senate CON.
mttoe 10 gci them statehood as near.
Is compatible with The wishes OF the
voters as possible they want the
New Mexico constitution approved
lust as ratified by $1,000 majority
! New Mexicans. h. said.
| Delegate Cameron OF Arizona plead
ed strongly with the senate commit.
/ ee To amend the Flood resolution 80
! hat Arizona must strike oct the re-
| call of Judges. as condition prece.
| dent 10 her admission. He said II Is
| HE personal opinion that the presi.
dent viii not sign the Flood resolu'
tion unless the recall or Judges is
surely so ao eliminated.
The committeeman wanted to know
" Nj Cameron had any official or di-
! r'ct Information about the president y
attitude Cameron Simply declared II
Wae his personal opinion that the
! president will not sign the resolution
unless 'hc ArilDnians are instructed
lu eliminate the obnoxious provision.
lndse \ T. Fail Chas. A. Spiess
MT : Jones were the speakers
ur New Neyico and Ralph Cameron
| and I = Orne for Arizona, all main.
tanning thal the people want quick
! tafehood,
Judge Edward Kent. John Page,
! Brady O'Neill, J II, Orme. W H.
! Lyons MARX Smith OF Arizona. and
| George CurV. in addition TO the other
J \cN MeNicaus. were also present.
/ The committee Is 60 meet "a, 10
! clock tomorrow 10 take action ON
This resolution