Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-28
CLEARWATER GETS
FLAT TURN DOWN

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simply matter OF question OF faul.
1ud nothing more. JuIg. g. A. Fau
'u.u moved lny adoption OF a, r,.
port Mr. CLEARWATER took u..i-.uu
l''u b" i'Ik "u Che motion. bu. instead
launched into e. .impl, amN-I- .f fl.
i'rut'Illp county organization from
thr time h, moved into 90, county
unit. lHv pres. u' time, Ills speech
ust,I for nearly FOUR hours. during
which time Do, prosecuted enough duy-
Uu'u'- 'n start 60 uuII. u.ur. \
number uf the committee got tired
uuI wandered our. but o. quorum pee.
manned ANITA tb, end 900 ,,p't 60 Mr.
GiII,uvttrr ludg, Edward \. Mann
told 'u. state committee chat n., d.l-
.sat1u and tHr loyal Republicans o.
r.pr, scented would stand bv tr, state
1ui county Ticket uu matter whether
iu'v We're seated ur not uuI Dr.. told
DO, state committee DO should J,t rur
Nut be believed Goo h. tu. best inter-
'sts ui flr party Iudl FlI mad, DID,
hort speech Ono which Do, Declared chat
the report uf tIr sub c0wm.'t., should
Do. adopted. since 90. stat. commute.
had sem. OBJ, sub committee Zoo B,rua'-
500 county and 10 had dom. Ii- n,s|
60 secure the facts and lay them Dee
tnrH the state committee. Th, report
was adopted b., vote ot 80 ayes. and
Z uHy
w r. Martin then moved that the
Mann delegation D., phcyd uu tho tenn
purar, roll cali os the convention. At
THIS stage of tho g.mr Frank w
b. "a
that 10 This was done, ne feared the
effects % would have ON the stat.
ticket borlus, ho said that The poo-
pie the CLEARWATER delegation repre-
scented could not Dee controlled. his
yelled threat was that jhe CLEARWATER
contingent would bolt On, party 1'-
though he declared personally that
10. would not du s'. Judge Fan put
II sluarcly ot MI clancy u e. direct
question a, 600 whether tho Gllouva-
ter delegation was there for The put-
pose of threatening tho committee
win bolt unless 20 was seated iu the
convention Mr. CLANCY replied hutly
60 the question and his answer was
that o., was merely trying Co t.I' The
committee wuat hy feared tu, Gle
l,uWatyr crowd might dn.
llr said that the pcopl. represented
hy that delegation could NOT %, held
iu line unless they wanted Co stay and
that h, couldn't ton Nngt they would
do. Judg, Mann replied that iudrIug
from the way they voted f"r Demo-
Gratis Co ,h, constitutional convention
mo- one could tell what they could do.
Judge Yah said that 30 they cared 900
more for tho party than 10 po against
10 when they could not dict1t. tU 10
thcy had better got into the Demo-
cratic party aud de- % without delay.
The discussion HaNrd acrimonious i"'
b ,crU moments. Wa.u " T. Lindsay
OF Roosevelt county, q member OF IN
state commute proposed that each
delegation lr seated with half a Vote
,leh Mr Cutrou declared thlt th'
stat. cummlttc" ought 60 TAX" some
stops toward forever ending tho BDr-
nalilo county row; that 10 could Cd"
so and he wanted to see 30 done. Judg'
Fail said that not only could the
state committee talk, whatever action
20 saw M for tho good Of the E'pun-
Iluan party. but that Il had th. right
power and plenty OF prcs"d'ut- 10
back up AN, action Ia might nk' ih
H,rualIllo ,uuut, At this point
charles \ SpIrss proposed TINT MT
Gll,uNat,r. Mr. clancy, Judge Mann
and Mr. Hunecll call the prIWur's
Jointly and settle the dispute BOO that
way At this point MT GiIlcuWat' o.
who was grasplng 40 any sort oi hope
to save himself from being thrown out
of tho convention and placed iu 90 poe
a ...l IIt.. d. O. e.
good his yelled threat Geo bolt ur llsI
his standing With hls following had
the tomority O." propose that hr and
Judge Mann should col tho prmw-
Ice
o. Win accept that gladly said
Judg. Mann "W,rr % not FOR th' fact
that apparently YOU cannot speak for
ono You sat YOU can't bind your
committee ana Id IKE to know what
would Keep YOU from bolting again cor
disrrgardiug YOUR grrrment whom Won
get back Go Bcruhlillu county just us
YOU have done iu IA, past
This was too much for tho captain.
ne and his delegation hurri"iiY rotir-
led Co talk 10 over Tho committee took
r. ror,ss and the tired committeeman
waited patiently tor nearly AN hour
while Mr. GlicAWater ana his dologa-
tion sought some way 20 save Them
selves from defeat They found mo-
way out They had played tho game
% trifle too far Aftcr waiting until
after ] o'clock The committee mon de-
clarpd tho session resumed. AZ this
point new factor came into the Sit
uatlon. Mr. Moliuari, q member 81
the sub committee. in "a short speech.
declared that the sub committee had
gone 90 Bornalillo county In good
falth and carried out its Instructions
ana sought a. hiring harmony into
tho marty Ne said that the Mann
supporters he'd given every aid. abid-
ed hv every ruling that was before the
state committee after having conn
piled with the Instructions Of tho sub
committee In every way He said
tho Gilicnwatsr faction had dlsre gard
ed ihoir agreement aud had greatlv
retarded any action FOR harmony and
mad embarrassed the sub committee
hy refusal 10 enter Into any fair on
lust agreement frr settlement Of ar
/ fcnltics. Tho committee quickly yot-
ed down the motion Of Mr. Lindsay TO