Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-10-22

man, Ben Donlin secretary, an,
| lAcasio Gallegos interpreter. Tn
report was adopted.
The committee on rules ant
order of business reported recon
mending Roberts Rules of Orde,
to govern the deliberations, an(
order Of business to be report!
of committees, nomination Of
candidate for representative, anc
selection of chairman and mem
bers Of county central committee.
The report was adopted.
The committee on resolutions
reported the following.
We, as Republicans in conven-
ton assembled in Willard, N. M.
do hereby ratify and reaffirm our
allegiance to the principles of the
Republican Party as enumerated
in the national platform of 1912.
We heartily endorse the ac-
tion of Senators Thomas B. Cat.
ron and Albert B. Fell as New
MeXico's representatives in the
United States Congress, and ex-
tend to them these expressions
of our appreciation of their atti-
tude on the important measures
that have come before congress
during their term of office.
We condemn the national ad-
of the Democratic
Party, and particularly the atti,
tude Of President Wilson on the
Canal Tolls Bill, the war" tax
is about to be fastened up
on the people of this country, a
tax of one hundred million dollars
which is necessary to make up
the deficit occasioned by the mis-
cradle failure of the Democratic
tariff policy TO provide suffi-
cient funds to carry on the coun-
try's business, and we further
condemn the policy of the Demo-
cratic party in resorting to the
3poiIs system and incidentally
abandoning the Civil Service pol
cy established under Republican
administration.
We condemn the policies and
actions of Governor Mcdonald in
to and encouraging ac-
ions looking toward the remov-
al of various county officials, for
which actions there were no good
and which actions had |
or their principal object the up
building of the Democratic ma
.hine.
I'VE are in favor of an equita-
)le salary bill for the various
officers according to the
of work to be done.
we recommend the necessity
# party harmony, and in order
hat such a desired condition pre-
,ail it is incumbent upon every
rue Republican to abide by the
lctions of our duly constituted |
lefegates in convention assem-
)led."
The report was adopted.
The nomination of a candidate
or representative in the state
being in order, Fred |
Jhavez was nominated by accla-
ion.
Stirring speeches were made
" Alexandra Baca, Edw. P
Davies, candidate for floating |
representative from Santa Fe,
Torrance and Guadalupe counties,
federico Chavez, candidate for
representative and Acasio Gale
gos.
Among other things, Mr..
Chavez said in his speech that if
elected he would know no Will
ard, no Estancia, no Manzano,
out only Torrance county, and
would work for the interests of
he people of the county as a
whole.
Candido Padilla was eleceed
of the county central
committee, and Federico Chavez
was made secretary.
On motion of Candido Padilla,
the roll of precincts was called
and the various delegations
named members of the county
central committee.
Following is the list of pre-
cinct committeeman, those from
the precincts represented named
oy the delegates:
Pracinct No 1 Northumberland