Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-09-10

during the voting on the contests.
! After listening to more or less
acrimonious flood Of ofatory from
representatives of the warning fac
! tons until 2;45 D. M, the committee
settled" bo.h contests in a manner
which did not settle anything and
| left the contests to be fought out be-
fore the credentials committee, one
faction OF each delegation being dis
satisfied with the action OF the CEN
iral committee. The settlement by
the central committee consisted In
allowing each delegation half a vote
in the convention and instructing
the rival chairmen of each county to
Jointly call primaries in their respcc-
tive counties to elect delegates to
county conventions to reorsanize the
county committee.
The first evidence that the scttlc-
ment did not settle camo with tho
naming Of members Of tho committees
|on. resolutions, permanent organiza
tiuh and credentials. Mother Of ths
counties wanted representation on
the credentials committee, but botii
wanted TO be on the other two and
the question arose as to which faction
should name the committeeman. Sem
ator isaac Barth moved that, II the
rival chairmen could not agree on the
names, they should cast lots for tho
men. but the faction opposed 10
Chairman Joyner strenuously opposed
this sporting proposition and 'declar-
ed they wanted all or none. After
considerable wrangling an amend
ment to Senator Burth's motion was
adopted BY which each faction NAM
ed a member of the two committees.
1t was not until afternoon that the
decorators got to work in the conven-
tlon hall. Then bunting was dis
played over the entrance. the stage
decorated and the cards with the
names Of the counties placed on the
floor OF the hall. a hand Kept the
delegates amused from 1890 o'clock
until the state committee adjourned
1t 2:i5. playing on the street in front
II the theater,
Chairman a. II. Iudspoih called
he convention 10 order and stated
hat the central committee recon-
nended A. A. Jones rs temporary
,hairman: A. c. Torres for secretary.
md Manuel Ngil and H. \. Pino as
The. -nonInatons We're
by acclnnation,
Chairman lludspcth then named
.cssrs. Lauehl,n, of santa Fc, Ro-
nero. os Mora county, and state Sena-
or Evans, of Roosevelt county,
to escort MIR. Jones 10 the
hair The temporary chairman was
rected with prolonged applause.
many of the delegates standing up on
heir seats and waving hats and hand
crchiefs.
1t was evident that the delegates
ere brlmful Of confidence ana en-
,usiasm ana II is said by old poll
clans to have been the largest con-
.ntion in point of delegates in attend
icp and the rlust enthusiastic that
as been held hA the party In the state.
he mention of the name of Wood
Nv Wilson By Mr.. Jones was the
enal for It storm of applause which
stcd At least five minutes. All of
H. delegates aud many of the spec
iars were decorated with buttons
,aring the Inscription. win With
'ilson" There were Il number OF
dies seated in the boxes and quite
number Of spectators, both male
al female in the gallery te
The following committees We're
,mcd' h.t
Ecsolniions-W w. Carcwood \.
Crozicr. q. W. Berringer. l.. Mar
lez. T.. Il. Hart. Il. l.. Hill. Thomas
'adnn, NJ. y. Sisnoros, Summers
nrkhart, W. X. McGiil. Van T. Me-
ne. Thomas Marion. r. A. tIilliard.
-. l.aughlin. G. T.. McGinnIs. NJ. D.
Nor. Juan Lerez. John Rolf, Il. u.
tinan, T.. T. Saxon. Elmer e.
eder. John w. sullivan, 4. c. do
ica.
W. Nichols. D.
illiamS W. II. Adams II. Earnest.
w. Colbert, J. q. Wood. J. n. Poin-
Xter J. r.. Cook. $. j. Smith. Mar
ino Garcia, +. n. Page. J. ). Hart
IN. Il. A. Candelsria, Walter Con-
II. ]. II. Latham. Frank Slmons. \.
Bsca. l.. c. Mpndragon. Eusenio
micro. NJ. &. O iiars-
Oreanza ation--A NJ.
ret. c. l.. Ballard. J. T. Fulton. a.
loche. T.. r. Hart. d. Hall. W. III.
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