Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-29

the republican party in Bernalillc
county, and also the party, are to be
congratulated.
The former boss and his cuterie
who disaStrously essayed bolt from
the republican part are to be- con-
gratuated because tn .aFe disCov-
cred the error Of their ways ana are
now earnestly endeayoring to let go;
the party is to feieitated for the rea-
son that Francisco and his men hav-
ing made this discovery there now
begins to appear likely chance Of
restoring party unity.
A meeting of the Hubbell- Mann
faction yesterday morning in Judge
Manns office, which resulted in fu-
tile overtures for compromise TO
Chairman Gillenwater, brought out
plainly the fact that the would-be
boters have discovered the hopelessly
untenable nature of their position and
the forlorn nature of their hopes, ana
are ready to accept anything which
will let them down easy.
AS a result of the meeting yester-
day q committee consisting Of Fran
cisco Lucero y Montoya. George s.
Klock and A. b. Stroup. representing
the boilers, trudgcd over to the or
flee of Chairman Glllcnwater and ask
ed him if ne would appoint a CONFER
enco committee to meerswith them to
arrange a compromise The chair
man declined, saying he had no au-
thorty to appoint such q committee,
which wa a., business Ot the Ccn 3
mittee, further declining to undertake
the job of calling the committee to-
gether on such short notice. The
conference committee trudged back
and at 2:30 in tho afternoon reported
its failure to the Hubbell crowd
This left open to the faction only
an appeal to the state committee, and
motion being carried to that effect
full statement of the bolt will be
laid before that body.
noteworthy indication Of the re-
slization by the faction of its predica-
ment, was the fact that Frank A.
Hubbell while present at the meeting
yesterday took no part In the dis
cussion.
The meeting was called to order
about 1880 a. m. The air of anxiety
and a chastened spirit prevaded the
entire assembly.
There being more than majority
Of the committee present" said
Judge Mann-rather remarkable
statement from the judge-"we will
Proceed to business. | desire TO say
al the outset that we are just on the
Verge Of the most important cam
palgn in the history OF the territory
or the county. 1t is important that
The republicans of the county should
not waste their strength fighting one
another but present a solid front 10
the common enemy. An unfortunate
uisplte has arisen, and it is unneces-
sary To go into it's detail8--os to VINO
Is chairman and who are members or
the committee. So far as am
concerned | Con'e care who is char
man, said Judge Mann; state
meht borne out most strikingly Dy
we desperate effort the judge and
ATT Hubbcll have been making 10
pace Judge Mann in the chairman
snip II am the kind of a republican
mat all ! ask is that you show me the
nag and | will FOLLOW it, no matter
VINO carries it," This has been cN.
ouplliied by the patriotic manner in
which Judge Mann has followed the
lug carried by Chairman Gillenwater
know but one way to settle this
uHllculty' said Judge Mann, "and
uul Is 10 leave it to the state central
ohllnlltee When they have decided
Wlll submit and will ask every
euou republican in the county to SUP
mt to that decision. | will follow
anyohe they say is our regular
leader"
IN view Of the fact that he has
p yeeh standard bearer for the boiling
nuooeu faction in the republican
parry Judge Mann showed an alarm
"e sqllcitude for party harmony.
nVlhallllo county has great deal
"t S'ake he said, we are the larg-
t county in the territory with re-
s salu TO population and normally the
,S',onsest republican county when
,amre all working together We are
t',,t.ed to our places on the state
NJ ana to our influence as the
Nplner republican county of New
muAlco' have called you together
ro, " 10 determine the best means OF
Thu''llIlg the party in the county.
;,,a party is not split" said the
ttrSo' thereby enunciating great
e.atni "sn The trouble is a to the lead
h,,. h'p The sheep are altogether,
dos NE hcrdcrs cannot agree" evi-
M, 'olerring to tho well-known
baa,tt ,tt%unct practice in this county of
ing the votes.
houuge Mann insisted strenuously
eaai,. inc difficulty ought to be very
"a a'',s adjusted and strongly advocat-
,,eaVlng the decision to the state
hean,' ttee' evidently not having
frca.u thc rumors that arc emanating
tbna 'hat direction. The number of
par,' VINO believe that the rules of
ill., procedure are to he thrown 20
tb, "nus and a faction recognized as
leSoi pnlty which has never had any
in II, H. eNlstenee has decreased rapidly
v, ,ne past few days.
ppIniuen the chairman called on re
cbo"oans 70 speak Melquiades
VI old Albuquerque, who is