Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-15
CATR0N HEADS
DELEGATION To
STATE MEETING
Resolutions Are Adopted by
Santa Fe County Conven-
ton Pointing With Pride
and Viewing With Alarm. y

/ h"nl the rolls OF the republican conn
~ committee this afternoon by the
county convention which met at the
court house and that of Walter Taher
Vi plorieta was named in his place.
- attorney A. h. Renehan OF Santa
re ana Perfecto Gallegos of north
s'h santa Fe county We're nominated
,9r the house amid enthusiasm and
MT Renehan made the most bril-
laht speech of his career In an APP
peal TO republicans To stand together
TOT the common veal.
The following were named dele
gates to the state conventions
Thomas b. catron, Jose u. Sena.
Marcelino A. ORTIZ, Il. II. Wright.
Celso Lopez. j. W. Akers, A. NJ Ber-
sere. Seferino Baoa, W. g. SARGENT.
Ricardo Alarid, Charles c. Closson.
FRANK p. Sturges, Jose ortiz Pine.
Lew \. Hughes. George NJ. KinselI.
carr A. Bishop, Nathan Salmon, t.
Jron, Alfredo Lucero, Victor Orte-
co. Epimenio Romero w NJ. Taber
bentura Varos. Frank W. Clancy,
John '. Conway, Jesus Maria Baca,
Nolney 5. Cheyney. lose Padilla. Tel
esioro Rivera, +. #. Coard, Juan Or
w, Frank Davis. each To have one
half vote.
United States Senator Thomas b.
Catron presided over the convention
ana made keynote address in which
he described the dilemma Of Wilson
ana the democrats and attributed to
the drouth In Australia. the fact that
wool still is high, but predicted that
Inc democratic tariff would eventu-
aally ruin the industry in New Mex
leo.
Marcelino A. Ortiz called the con-
vention to order and Jose Ortiz 81
Flho was chosen secretary. The COM
mittee on resolutions consisted of A
NJ. Bergere, Frank w Clancy, Can
uto Alard, Perfecto Gallegos and
John v Conway The following com
mlttee was appointed to select dele
gates; w. G. Sargent. Esquipula il
ron and Edwin +. Coard.
Jose ID. Sena was the one who
placed Perfecto Galegos in nomina-
ton for the house and Senatof Cat
ron nominated A. b. Renehan The
county committee was authorized to
fill any vacancy on the legislative
delegation and in its own member
ship. The delegates were instructed
TO work for the nomination of +. p. |
Davies for the house from Santa Fe. /
Torrance and Guadalupe counties. II |
being Santa Fe county's turn for the I
nomination.
On motion Of Jose d. sena, the
American flag was adopted for par
ty emblem and the delegates were
instructed TO vote as unit in the /
district convention.
Resolutions Adopted
The following were the resolutions
adopted by the convention:
we. republicans of the county of
Santa Fe, in convention assembled.
reaffirm our adherence to til princi-
pies of the party to which we be-
long. and pledge our support there
TO IN the future, as in the past, and
devote ourselves and our candidates
TO- such measures as may result in
ne restoration of complete republic
can control in both national and
state government.
we condemn the course of the
liational democratic administration
II fastening upon the country a GUS
-oHls tariff law which, in the last
luarter of the fiscal year ending June
'otn' lsl4, when its effects began to
'e telt changed the balance of trade
With foreign countries from one
vhich had been enormously i'm our
avor under republican rule to one
Vhich is greatly against us, and has !
Frustrated commerce and manufae- |
ures throughout the land, and by
outing wool on the free list has de- 9
'fNed the people Of our state of the q
increased revenue which they ought O
o nave had from the sale OF that. a
ne or our principal products. |
we condemn also, the course of
ne national administration as To- $
1eNican affairs, as one which will r
ooner or later involve It's i'm the diff S
lculties of that unfortunate country Y
Mess some piece of miraculus good
ortllne shall prevent, and which has
iready failed properly to protect the
YES and property of our fellow
ltiZens who have been in our sister
epublic.
I'VE condemn the inconsistent
curse of the democratic party as to
rec tolls for American coastwise II
hips through the Panama canal, g
'hich they advocated in their plat W
,fm IN order to catch votes, and 81
hich they repealed at the dictation d
| the president, who had himself s.
wen his personal support to. the Fl
zee tolls plank during his cam d.
iign. b,
I'VE commend most earnestly the &c
)urse Of our senators in congress as al
the matters above referred to, and |.
so as to all other subjects OF in al
rest 10 New Mexico, and with equal bl
lfnestness, we condemn the action II
our representative in congress in HI
Itlng Tor free wool and falling to 81
axe Efforts to protect the interests al
our state. al
We advocate legislation by our ne
legislature which will
cure an equitable, fair and uniform
isessment of property for purposes
taxation throughout tn state, sup ne
ess corrupt practices at elections, tn
sure the secrecy of the ballot, pro- re
de Tor primary elections, under Of pi
,ial supervision, give to our county V
ficers fair and adequate, but not cl
travagant salaries and promote 10
G efficient, energetic and economics Fl
administration Of public business tn
all officers, whether state. dis m
let or county.
I'VE instruct our delegates to the
lite convention to use their best eff
rts and judgmentt to attain the Sc Ia
elton of candidates who viii be fol
scted, and who will be of value TO WI
G public when elected, after con- Of
renee and consultation with their fee
low delegates, from all other parts thi
the state. without giving any con ais
Ierati0n to matters of local, person. AT
or political preoccupation or pre- wi
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