El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-05-25
SANTA FE TO
lConLinued from page one.l

81
men physically able to lick them.
A. H. Hudspeth moved that the
date be made August 80.
Mcdonald Objects.
ut is a question in my mind.n said
Governor Mcdonald at this iuncture,
''as to whether we should follow any
precedent set by the Republicans or
consider them in any way in deter
mining our actions. If we are to win
we are to win On our merits. Proper
courage is the prime essential of sue
cess. Waiting to see what the other
fellow does sometimes causes us to
make the same mistakes that he
makes. Being governed by what the
Republicans do is expediency. | pre-
sumo. 1t is a question in my mind
as to how far expediency should be
considered"
s'Forewarned is forearmed,H said J.
II. Saxon of Tucumcari. IF you know
what the enemy expects to do you
can marshal your forces to meet his
attack. / believe we should hold N
convention after the Republicans"
J. Z. Pardue of Guadalupe county
commended the suggestion OF Gov
ernor Mcdonald. I'VE are nov deal
ing less with men than measures, he
said Many voters think both the
dominant parties are solely for the
purpose of perpetuating men in Of
flee. This idea Of man against man
and race against race is all wrong.
The Democrats must go before the
people with sound principles; candi,
dates are a secondary consideration.
No Race lssue-Padilla.
Camille Padilla Of Santa Re favored
holding the convention after the Re-
puhlicans. He said he had heard that
L.arrazolo and other Republican lead
ers were promising that the Republic
cans would name Spanish-Amerlcans
for governor and senator. They will
not do it," he said. = dare them to
do it,"
rBy converting after the Republi-
cans said Padilla. 1--WE may take ad'
vantage of some OF the things the Re
ublicans have failed to do. 1t will
give the Spanish Americans in the
Democracy a good weapon to use.
MIR. PadilIa added emphatically that
there was no race issue among the
Spanish-speaking Democrats, and that
n Spanish-Ameriean proposed for
nomination would be offered by rea-
son of ability alone.
The vote was taken and August 30
was decided on.
Temporary Organization,
The central committee then took
up the matter Of temporary organiza-
ton.
Isaac Barth had already been chos-
en- bv the committee as temporary
chairman. f. c.. de Baca Of Union
county was made temporary seere-
tary. b. A. Pine OF Socorro. Henry
Gonzales of Taos, Dixie Howell OF
and Sacramento iBaca OF
Mora. vice chairmen; Eugenio Ro-
nero Of Mora, sergeant at arms
Manuel u. Vigil. Dennis Chaves ana
Trinidad c. de Baca. interpreters.
District Organisation.
7 e. Pardue of Guadalupe brought
IN the question of district ~organiza-
ton to handle the campaign in the
eshoestring" legislative districts ana
IN the judicial districts. As a result,
Chairman N. p. Laughlin appointed a
COMMITTEES of five to take up the mat
ter and select district ehairmen' Inc
committee consists Of George LOOK OF
socorro; J. II. Crist Of Santa re;
Morgan Llewellyn Of Dona Ana; >. y
Pardne Of Guadalupe and DIT. Z. -
K~ohlhousen OF Colfax.
~ LOCALS IN CHARGE OF
DUKE CITY WELCOME
Tie visiting DELEGATES we're well
after BY the 70 Bernalillo coun-
ty delegates constituting the recep-
ton committee, which had the band
out all day. while Col d. K. b. Sell (
ers had charge Of the arrangements,
assisted by Warren Graham Q. \.
Charlie Roehl and Frank Butt.
CHILD BADLY BURNED.
HiIlsboro, y. NJ, May 22.-The tive