Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-13
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The yllost sinner may return" quoted
Judge Mann
iluppc Back Into Fold.
y. Huppe. druggist. also had a
confession to make.
I'm q sinner. too. who believes that
he may return while the oils not cou-
sumod,' hc said while I nm tit
guilty Of voting for Wilson, ! did vote
for the Big Stick
Before came nap here ! talked
To several business men Thcy thought
thut now was the chance 10 eliminate
politics from city affairs However,
when heard that unanimous vote
iugl few seconds ago J decided 20
Join with you, for ] am o republican
az heart
slgfricd Gruusfcld Was opposed to
me plan Of baliotiug at The primaries
aa he understood it
"rhe people ought To have some.
ihlng 10 say hc asserted. You VIII
find The holding 90 mass meetings ON
every ward much moro satisfactory
method"
The matter is open for discussion
said Mr. Hickey THE committee
really though however, That IN hold
nl the primaries it would be getting
away from the old method
Mas be- some people by not looking
ai II right might think ! ann wrong,
explained MIR Grunsfcld, bringing q
chorus Of laughter
Gfunsfcld SECS Scheme"
"On the face ID looks Ike it was
for the dear people but when yod
d f "a D..
to eft certain Delegates into thc eOn-
tenllon,' he continued III Il slatc
ia pat through jim mass meeting It,
viii be an right with the people.
They can change a slate in "a mass
meeting
Mr Grunsfld later declared that d.,
did not want 40 be- contrary bat that
be wished 40 .put some gentlemen
wise
Mn Hickey sud The committee
would print the ballots. an who
wish to ho delegates or whose friends
wont Go send them 90 convention may
have their names placed on the ballots
iu their respective wards by notifying
The committee ne said.
Mr Ruppe stated that he desired 10
be % delegate. md Mr. Hickey iestingiy
said since he was the first 90 announce
his candidacy his name would DO
placed at the top of the ballot
Judge Mann then made "a motion
that there DE but enc official ballot
TO contain thc names OF AN mon
named Tor DELEGATES in each ward and
that me central committee receive
the names to Dee placed upon the ball
lots uutll tho night OF March 25
Superintendent Montoyn. adding that
instructions should be printed on the
lallote, seconded
Provide Against IOs-es
Mr Gmnafcld wanted to know o.
tie committee was going "a mark the
ballots before Be gave them To- the
votcra. Mr. Hickey assured him they
would not be- marked.
mr. Hickey asked the meeting
what should be- done ln the event that
a voter indicated siNtecn names. He
asked whether the election officials
should count the first Fifteen.
I'm not interested, of course. since
Mr. Hickey said my name was Co be
at the head of The list " Sir Ruppe be-
gan. "hut-"
They'll heglu counting the other
way, huppc,' said the chairman
A discussion as Go whether The voter
should scratch of an names except
those be wished to vote for on TO mark
his candidates with an ~" Was
brought to close by Judge Mann
who declared IL "a trivial matter an !
expressed the opinion that this PROV
sion might be safely left TO the com
mittec
Answering question hy John Ncua-
BILE attorney Mr.. Hickey said voters
would Doe permitted to write names on
the ballot ~ none 81 those printed
suited them
The Rev r. 10 Gpckman ana col
y q. Albright were among those pres
ont