Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-09-04
HARMONY AND ENTHUSIASM
IN REPUBLICAN PARITY
Territorial Central Committee Convenes With All But
Three Counties Represented.--Recess
Because of Labor Day.

ludl HIS QTGdMS dC uA6Al anu uIo
thoughts by day were bent solely on
the attainment of statehood and that
his only object in going to Congress
was to fight for statehood. There
were many others, who were thus
heart and soul in these endeavors and
New Mexico will never forget them
We owe great deal to our president,
William H. Taft, (applause); much
to the Republican house and senate
that gave us the enabling act; much
to those who have served us faithful
ly in and out of Congress. to Delegate
w. H. Andrews, to Judge A. B. Fall.
T. B. Catron, ex-Govern-
or George Curry and many others who
made personal sacrifices of means and
time, and surely, the people appreci-
ate their services. Considerable as.
sistance was also given by patriotic
Democrats, even though not along
the lines always as those planned by
the Republicans.
Mr.. Bursum then continued to ex-
plain the purpose Of the meeting OF
the committee, to call a state conven-
tion to nominate state officers as the
people are about to be engaged in
forming state government and as
now they will have voice in the poll.
cies of the federal government and in
national legislation which will mate
rally affect New Mexico's interests.
Such issues for instance, as the tar.
iff, and whether wosl shall sell for
five or twenty cents pound; protec-
ton, all questions of the greatest mo-
ment. 1t is not SO much question
as to what individuals are nominat-
ed for Office. but what are the poll
cies and principles of the party that
nominates them; it is not a question
whether John Smith or Jim Jones, are
the nominees, but to effect principles
and policies that tend to the prosperi
ty and happiness Of the people and
the safety of their homes. ''I sincere.
ly hoped that the Republican party
will show united front, that every
Republican will support the state tick.
ct, not because of the individual nom
inees on it but because Of the grand
and lasting principles for which IL
stands. There ought to be no faction.
al differences, no matter Of personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to stand between the
Republican party and success. Post
pone all local rows until after the
election, make a sincere. effort ta
have every Republican HES up for tht
ticket. For that purpose it is moi
necessary to have more than one
central committee in any one county
(.aughter), or two or more delegations
from any one county to the state con
vention. believe the Republicans
are going to win because the people
and the Almighty are with them
There is harmony in every county ex
cept for little ripple in Bernalillt
and hope that this too will be
Strengthened out soon. This commit
tee has no right to dictate who shal
control the party in any county but
the Republican party is interested
that only one primary shall be hello
IN each county. Try and solve the
question and make Bernalillo the ban
ner county of New Mexico, towel
of Republican strength, just as 1t IL
in prosperity, in wealth, in able citi
zens and in having the metropolis
You will thus not only help New Mex
leo but Bernalillo county" applause ]
Welcoming Larrazolo.
Secundino Romero and George Sens
then offered the following resolution
which was adopted with applause.
Resolution Passed. :
Whereas, Hon. %. A. Larrazolo, dis
tinguished citizen and loyal friend 0
the people OF New Mexico has deter
mined that he can best servo the in
terests Of his fellow men and aid II
working out the destinies ofthe grea
state Of New Mexico by joining tn
Republican party Of New Mexico, an,
Whereas, the Hon. o. A. Larrazol
has announced in the public press tina
he regards the Republican party Q
New Mexico as the great champion Q
equal rights for all mankind and tn
only party through which such right
may be preserved to the people Of ney
Mexico, therefore be it
Resolved. That we, the Republica,
Central Committee in convention az
sembled. in fhe name of the Republ
can party Of New Mexico, hearth
welcome the Hon. o. A. Larrasolo ii
to the party fold and heartily COZ
sratulate our party that 50 able. ps
triotic and brilliant publicist as th
Hon. Q. A. Larrazolo is, has 1oine
our ranks.
Observe Labor Day.
Harry w. Kelly and Thomas /
Catron moved that when adjournmer er
is taken that It be out Of respect fc
Labor Day and be until tomorrow Tor,
moon at 10 o'clock.
BernalIllo County Row.
| Then two hours we're spent discus
ing the Bernalillo county row. u con
humiliation from the faction of whic
Judge B. A. Mann 10 the chairman
was presented to the committee oy,
4 the protests Of w. II. Gilienwate
chairman Of the other facton. Che