Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-08
Subcommittee Terminates It's
Meeting and Announces
That When It's Findings
Are Completed They Will
Be Made Public.
COMMITTEE MAJORITY
STANDS WITH MANN
II Was Conclusively Shown
BY His Own Arguments
That Gillenwater Did Not
Have Power He Asserted
Convention Gave Him.

.NNh'A .|'H|N N.Nh I.N|NH .N|NI .'INI fIIf.N'..N
irum boti sidrs Q" fhr ,ontrpy,r-try
tH" subcommittee uf tn, Republican
state committee sent here tu trl and
arrange fur harmony in Bnruan'lo
county situation. concluded ". hear
ua, ius afternoon.
40 ,notts tu Undue, Nr glI.uua-
ter tu abide uN tine rErtrm,ut slgn-
,i 100 santa f.. ur tu participate 100
any agreement for harmony, We're
without avail Iic refused them all
IN, suh-cumw.ttrc announced mat
20 would submit a report ,1 the stat"
,ommltt'r Whom the report ~ com.
pi't,d. 70 viii nc made public
when tho session Of tine su1-com-
mite. was resumed this morning. r
j Mollnari of Portil,s fourth mcm-
btr nt the sub-committ'e wHs present
Hc stated taat he had reviewed M"
wurN don yesterday ana coururr,d in
the action taken by h, three Nom
htrs.
4 muss oi testimony was presented
from both slides including utidayits
from various mcmb,ts 90 the Giiien-
water ,ommti,r and ot the Rcpub-
UHan committee
tt,r. came a. the clusr of the pro-
cccdmrs Yesterday Mr. Gili"nvatcr
declared az tho convention Tor IN"
nomination uf delegates to tbc CON
stImtiunnI convention "a resolution
had bcou passed boy tn' convention
which iu eWrut rr-olrrt,d and rt.
confirmed 90" Republican county
committee as 10 then stood. H. OH
GERS Jud executive committee. Co r'-
main as such until the uvNt regular
county convention
number of aiiida,lt, were pre-
s,ntod Do, "a, Ghl,uNt'r m'u. ASSERT
mF iiat such a resolution had been
passed 4 number ut anid'vtis from
d.IcEatr, u that convention "'ro
presented hy judge Mann declaring
that no such resolution ever la"
been pas,cd by that convention
But GA, assertion ut Mr. GilicnWat"r
that becausc Of that resolution, thv
committee which elected Judge Mann
st chairman had NO authority 2" re-
move a. Old chairman. proved 'rF-
table boomerang. Mr. Hallumau OF
tbr suh.committrr, az tbo close oi
tlr session. said that ho desired 4"
ASK number of qurstioEH Tor MS per
soual Information
a.. thcn asked Nh GuIrnwutrr thd,
granting such q resolution had h''h
udaptrd hN thc last u''n'i"n Hn"
acting upun that presumption. n th'
committee would have the power 1"
rcmu,r him as chairman. He re-
pli,d that n would not have thai
pov,r since hc had been rr-cloct,d
D., the convention and the action OF
tho convention would hr final until
supcrsedcd hv the next convention.
Then. said Ne Holloman, 'u t
we're tru, that the couNcntions action
was final. how could you rrmaN"
mctuhcrs OF thc committee SEQ elected
b., that convention aud rcpmc, Acm
with others
ThIs was poser and IL caught Mr.
GulonWatrr uBsuardcd ~" waved
his hands about holplesslN. searched
for words Nith which Co. answer and
after sono miuutrs h, managed to
reply That hiS action WAS in The va
turc of AN rmcrgruc' tlis brain
cleared bl that umr and hv eNulun"d
tn the ussomhlage that tho majority
of that committee, which had oust'd
him rrum office. hud been guilty. ~
"a breach Of trust This Gr said,
however, depended entirely upou the
facts at issue thon becoming aware
that majority ot that committee.
which might property ho said to rep-
resent the facts WAS present In tine
meeting, ho subsidized aud gave up his
attempt tu explain something that
could not hc explained
Mt Uulloman then made srveral
propositions Tor the consideration ~
Mr.. GillenWuter. each ~ which was
turned Down.
Mt Hullomun asked Mr. Gillen.
water " he was willing to remain as
chairman with the original committee
selected hy She last convention us his
committee. and with the understand
ing that judge Mann would resign
aud the committee would make NO
effort to unseat Mr. GillcnWatrT again
uniil after the next onvsntion had
taken action Ia ne matter
Mr. GillfuWnter was not Hc was
IN the hands at his committee. he
said, and could do nothing
MI Holloman then asked him II he