Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-23

At one oi tho largest and most
harmonious conventions ever held h>
the Republican party iu tHis county
th. delegates Ncr" selected to-day tot
th. Republican state convention.
.trouE resolutions adopted r'1furm-
IuB and uphulding the principles %
tnr Eopubliclu PARTY and ia" dolce
yates chosen who viii parurira'' 300
th, district convention '"r ~" nnWi-
nation ut district iudsr ANA district
attorney
The convention Was held m the
Eiks opera housc IN thu cit, aud
Was called ~ ordsi hy the county
chairman. JudRs Edward \ Mann. 80
90 O'Clock this morning
Following the business OF the con-
ypntion the new count, central ,om-
mittor named hy the convention met
and selected j T. saint ~ chairman
"i the ropumiitr" judo" Mann having
declined t. accept rc-clrciion to that
position.
The awisiun uf the convention Mao
characterized hy the best ct feelings
ou th" part of the delegates. hy strong
Uemblipan oratnry aud hy o deter
rapre~entailve Repubtran- fot dcls-
sat.s 10 the state convention m order
tha' this county should do its part io-
wards nominating the very h.st men
u the party for state ohorrs
Fifv Republicans were lsctrd FOR
places ou tho driegation Go Las Vegas
iu the event that thot are seated, they
viii have hair vote each " th'
ID. a
he FIRST twenty-five men on the llW
viii hc the delegates from this county
and the others Will be- altcrnates.
This was agreed upon when IL was
found that practically every delegate
In the convention was anxious Co go To-
Las Vegas 40 attend the convention
snd determined 10 DO all in their power
20 M ke the coming election an over
whelminE victory FOR the party in the
state ana county.
This splrit of determinations TO win
Was sounded forcinly in jho speech
made by A. A. Srdillo. the permanent
chairman when he accepted the posi-.
tieu. lie made a mast'rn address.
tul uf sound argument and clear logic
and he prophosicd that thu party on
this accession. would so 90 IN" polls
tu November stronger .unn Ii had ever
been ia thc past
The only tlt IN thr entire conveu-
tion took plaCe when 4 ". Wilkcrsnn
made strenuous objections 10 a rcso-
mtion presented hY N'stor Montoyu
which sought tu have the hr-t twenty
ave members of the delegation tn tho
state convention. named as the dele
bates 20 tht district convention. Mr.
Nnk.rson opposed the resolution ON
iho grounds that the can did not pro-
vide for such action rh" chairman
ovorruiod MIR Wlk"rsop on the
grounds that the convention had iul
t,zh, to act on The matter and that
other counties in thls district already
had acted upon No.
Tn, resolution, with AN amendment
prc-ctrd bv judge Mann. was adopted
box the convention The amendment
changed the resolution 60 provide tha'
the same dclcRates should also meet
with the delegates .n the nomination "'
stnte senator for this district there
hring "A state senator TOR IN" c'0ni"i
uf uernaliilo Mckinney Hnd Sahu"N'l
MIR naca made a forcciul speech in
rrny to MIR Wilkorson. IN which No
declared that the opposition oi MI
Wdkrrson was personally against
him
81 am candidate for Judge 'n
this district" said Mr naca. and u
1 am defeated openly hy the party
win submit hut do not propose %
he attacked IN this manner by Mr.
wnkerson, who n making persona
fight"
Personal inuendoes were exchanged
between both Mr. Wilkerson and Mr.
Hacn hut the matter terminated
abruptly when the amended rcsolu'
ton was passed by unanimous vote o
the convention,
when the convention met this af
ternoon ai 2;a0, th" committee oi
nominations made ~ report submit
tinr the following names to the stat
convention.