The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
iI.ERs READY To PROCEED
WITH OFFICIAL SANCTION

Will VI ANaAIhA EANN1AhtN !
Armed with the official sanction OF
j Democratic state committee. IN
appointment as ce-chaifman,
bounced today, from Las Cruces,
II. -. X. n. Sellers said this after
Nm that he proposes to begin inn
diately the Organization of the
mocratic ten thousand club 81 New
tNico. as an auxiliary organization
the Democratic state organization.
" to be merged with the state or,
iizatlon to the fullest extent. II rs
4 onel sellers plan To md "A min
Am Of 10000 Democrats In New
xico who will contribute the small
1,unt Of 81 each. during the next
I've months. to the Democratic
. campaien fund for 1915, on the
hcipie wat WIN ~Fs0.eeo~ IN the
asury OF the state committee IL will
possible for the Democratic party
Uselect as Its nominees for state and
&gressioaal office the best men for
T. places. entirely without regard
their ability 10 contribute TO the
lhpaign fund; a necessity which
affected the nominations of both
Miles In this state for many years
sometimes 10 the disadvantage OF
tickets chosen.
that a minimum OF 10000 VIII be
nd for the organization Colonel
ors IL confident. aud he proposes
begin his work Immediately. Ho
Visit every county In the state
II the assistance OF county ana
leaders IN get In touch with
rank and nle. The campaign viii
oiye the making OF the fret ahso-
~ complete poll OF New Mexico
hrs ever made and this work Is To
undertaken Immediately. II VIII
ilt probably In the most thorough
T.. a~nlzation of Democrats that a
Ia hoen effected In this state. The
n begins with the full approval Of
nocratic leaders throughout the
e, aad with the hearty official
elton of the officers OF tho state
,mlttoe. Colonel sellers "a been
rally deluged with letters OF APP
Nal FOR his plan. first made public
ough the Herald several weeks aso
rn "A number of expressions from
'iers were given.
am very glad 10 say said COL
sellers this morning, that the
n Of organization 1 have proposed
been generally approved by DEM
ats throughout the state; "A great
ny letters have been sent me when
nmcnd II. and now IL has been
cn official sanction by the stare
FL nmiutce. which has instructed me
carry Il out. The appointment az
chairman which has beef given
is not In the nature Of II political
nor, but merely To give me run OF
Al status In the committee and nu-
rlty to proceed with the work
Personally haven't the slightest
III Of the success ~ the New Mex
Democratic Ten Thousand club'
thousan members al ~ mem
Isbip fee each. IL the minimum al
ich we aim. l expect the mem9ef,
q 10 90 over thai number and shall
be surprised II II goes cuns'ner'
aver that number. the money
d In as membership fees IL to Dc
,osI,ed 10 the credit ard for ths
Of the state organization, when y
IN rave been perfected for IN,
s campaign IN New MeNl'"' 81.
become ayailahie only after th'
ididates flr state office have peer
minated.
There should be no misunders'ahu
as TO tho purpose OF this orsanl
ION. Il is In no = IN riNaiil
n the regularly constituted s'aI'
~sanization. II IL rather supple
ntary To the state DISCRIMINATION ah'
every way a cooperative part o
The work will be thoroughly oons
lie without regard TO the resul'
lad IL will be successful am con
ent, for 10 lack confidence IN !.
.eess would be TO question the 10Y
! OF New Mexico Democrats wh's'
not open to question. IL VIII y
|dsrtaken systematically. county I"
:, nty ana il will produce Whai
ieye II the hrst absolu'e'
nplete poll OF New Mexico voter