The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-27

uihNN "A biNtnNfatA NlAht n NA WIN
them.
we folks in the Highlands. said
the minister think we I've in the
bcst part ~ town" From this tho
speaker went into what appeared TO
be "a deliberate attempt tn line up
'nc people OF the Highlands against
The luwlunds. for Il was Injected INTO
the speakers remarks with frequency
aud Kchemenco. Mir. Williams left
tho clear impression that he was
convinced all the principle and hon
or n dcCcnCy In Albuquerque was
m~onop0ii1cd and controlled by the
delegation % which he was the
spokesman, and ne took pains 10 em-
phasize that point also in his re-
marks He was interrupted once or
twice by calls OF the time limit. but
was allowed 60 So on by unanimous
consent once he was stopped bN
Chairman H. ~. carncs, as he vCrged
narrowly upon a personal slur
against the chairman REV. will
Hams talked too long Al the outset
OF his remarks the enthusiasm uf his
followers and Of the Joyful Repubii-
con spectators gave his remarks
something Of an ovation, ana Il look
ed as II he might stampede the con
VCuilun. But us his speech became
more aud more prolonged there was
"a notable wanc in the enthusiasm.
which was pronounced a the finish
McitHc Proposes Amendments.
AZ the conclusion ct Mr Williams
address, Louis s. Mcltac OF The First
ward delegation presented an amend.
men Co. the resolution. The pre-
Niuus question had been called and
the chairman WIS about 20 take the
vote Ia the meantime nftcr some
turmoil r. j. Passmotc. ct the Sec
ond ward delegation which occu-
MOD a.lNa An HI. Ia.I LF The NaHHug
secured recognition, and coming for
word. made the brief announcement
hat the Second ward delegation
would not participate in tho CQnNen-
ton There were calls for the alter
mates but The amendment 70 the
resolution being proposed, n Sena-
tor lsaac Harth making a trench
duus unc-man demonstration from
the galleries IN favor OF reading the
amendment. Il finally was read by
Chairman Carncs. ns follows.
lie being understood that the
pledge hereby required OF the dele
gates shall, u taken D! them. be OF
like force and effect and equally
binding as was the pledge made 10
the people OF Albuquerque by the
last Democratic city convention and
it's then candidate for mayor. as
az follows:
I'VE pledge the candidate nominate
ed by this convention TO submit 10
the citizens D. 20 upon introduction
of an ordinance Tor any change in
the present ordinances regulating
houses OF prostitution OF Of the
liquor traffic the question as TO
whether or not such ordinances
shall bee changed and 20 be ab-
soiutely governed 10y the viii OF the
majority as expressed at the polls
thereon At such election
And the delegates taking TINS
pledge shall be expected aud requlf-
ed 10 keep The same To the same eN-
toni and with the same honesty fs
WAS observed by Mayor sellers "a
keeping the above pledge and not
otherwise.
The amendment was defeated by
"a vote or 20 TO II, the Second Nalo
not voting. ,
The original resolution was passed
By the same vote AMI the flrsl warn
delegation then filed ma1csticaliA out
of the house. amidst the rsounding
cheers Of the assembled Repnnlittn
spectators. .
The a~itcrnates from the First and
sccond wErds then were seated as
First ward n. D. crews, J r.
GoodelL. George Grahem. q. Bnchechi.
Or l.. q. Rice q W McQuRde, Dr.
J A. Reidy. Mayor ~. * Vs. SELLERS,
George c. scheer and X. o. Archu-
lcttn.
second ward. G.. Kepplcr, W n.
Chamberlin. Councilman j. \ SKIN
ncr. : y. Roehl. r. Howell, John
Bonneeli. g \. Cole. Fcrd Klein
Dennis chavez. A. Michdeis, Cuun-
Gilman Thomas sherwood. %. a
Buftncr and Or. W. r. L%oNelace.
The nominations then followed, all
uf them being hy reclamation
.H-NNL-. . amam.HHnHAN "a
riccred himself as mnyor by District
Attorney Manuel a.. Vigil. The mayor
had "a speech to deliver, bus the CON
Vcntion. having had considerable ora
tory. went right on with ~ business
OF completing the ticket. AZ the end
of the business there were calls for
he mayor, who responded, statlnk
that In order TO avoid any possibility
of being misguided, he a Tor the
first time wrlttCa what be- mad to say.