Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Hon. Nathan Jntfa. OF Chovcs rour.
~, lifelong Republican. former s,.-
rotary of New Mexico. uud one uf
the strongest ANA most able men boa
IN" party, WAS iist night nominated
Tor cunErcss uy th. state convention
uf his party.
Tho nomination of Mr. Iafu was gy
unanimous veto Ur fht convention
after Eliego bnca ot This cItl had
WlthGraWn bis name from tho runsId-
Grafton ut the convention. That Nc.
Jaitn was the first choice of his prty
was shown Ey the hearty aud apuntau-
coua applause with which ever, men.
ton of his name was greeted and hN
the imputicncD which greeted every
effort TO namr another candidate,
Tho RIO Arribd county dclcgdtiuu ar
rived iu Albuquerque instructed FOR
FORMER Governor T.. bradford Prince
Tor Consrcss, but MT. Prince. when
RIO Arriuu wns reached iu the roll
rull, gracefully announced TINT hr
would not consent to Ca" presentation
ut his name, ana that his county took
pleasure in srcuudluR the nomination
OF Mr. Jafia.
Tho namo ~ Elfcgu Baca. of AIbu-
qucrquc. was presented hy Mr. a. A.
Scdillu, pursuant to instructions uf
the borunlilln county con .cutiou. hut
before the roll eal was completed
Mr.. HaCu Withdrew iu favor uf Mr..
Jaffa ana the nomination uf the gene
uemah from the Pocos valley was
unanimous
For presidential electors LcyI 4.
Hughes of Santa F. county. Matt
Fowler OF Grant county. ana Eufiarlu
s., GullugnH uf Union county we're
chosen by the convention
When the final session of the CON
Noution was called fo order shortly nr-
fore = o'clock last night The Elks
thsator was flilcd 60 les capacity with
delegates ana visitors; many ladies
being iu thg audience, The announce
ment that United states senator Fpil
was tu deliver an address served as
"A magnet to draw q big crowd of
local people.
The formal report of the committee
on order uf business was received. us
was also that OF the committee on
credentials, There being no contests
tho latter report was received and
adopted without debate,
The report OF the committee on
permanent organization recommended
Senator Fall as permanent chairman
with Hon. Roman l., Baca as perma-
nent secretary. As Interpreters IN,
temporary officers. BIAS Sanchcs OF
Mora, Luis Armiio of Santa Pc aud
Nest0r Montoya Of bcrnalillo were re-.
tained.
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Senator H u. Holt senator 49, Il
Pankcy and A. a. Scdillo commit
toe 10 escort Permanent Chairman
Fan 90 the platform.
Senator Full's appearance on th'
stage was the signal for an outhurp
OF applause such as has been seldom
heard In Albuquerque. senator Falli
address was notable one ana wat
probably surrpisc 20 some of hi.
hearers who expected the Nplca
stund-pat Republican apecch. Senator
Fan Is "a Republican bat is far IRON
being "A standpattor Admitting tha
there are numerous evils in the hud'
polite which cry for remedy ne d
convinced that the Republican part
IN bis enough ana broad enough q
find a remedy FOR every wrong.
"Thc Republican party said ludgl
Fall. rs great enough to embrace al
ruces aud all classes II has ncNe
been the party of protest but olWnA
tho party ct progress the ~ axe
pointed to The progress uf the natiul
under Republican rule. Sumc OF 90
leaders. he admitted. had driitCl
away from che common people, thi
dCplorahlo condition hc declared hcln
due 10 the unparalleled growth u
wealth ana power OF tho natl0n, Me-
who had prnHp0rcd under these con
ditions, he said, had forgotten ina