El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-24

S.
II. o. BURsUM.
Catron and HubbeH. opposing each
other for the nomination for the SEN
ate, were the other two members Of
the committee. If Ely made any
opinion of the Republican organiza-
ton, he kept the pledge in the spirit
and to the letter Under motion Ct
George Curry. senator Catron repre-
sentative Hernandez. national commit
teeman SpieSs and Don EuGenio Ro-
! nero. of San Miguel. We're invited 10 sit
. on the speakers platform.
Ovation for Fall
There were cheers when Hubbell and
Romero entered the hall and pro-
longed cheering as Fail was escorted
TO the platform Delegations from
Otero. DOna Ana and Lincoln marched
Up and down the aisle and to the plat
forU to shake hands with the tempo
r2rE chairman.
Fall Makes Keynote speech.
hughes, protection. preparedness and
protection for American citizens.
wherever they may be. were the cards
nal points of senator Falls keynote
speech.
y have come to YOU to proclaim p
complete Americanism. knowing no
religion. no race. but united from
Maine TO New Mexico Our candidate
for president is making his campaign
on Americanism and I am happy to say
n
mated citizenship. but all are true and
loyal Americans
There is no greater patriotism ard
there is no greater respect for our
( There is no better American cltizen
than o \ LarrOZOlo T p Catron.
Charles Spiess or Charley Springer.
The Republican party knows 70
line Of blood. and the candidate VINO
tries to make the running on race feel
| lnS and race prejudice will be beaten.
and he will deserve to be beaten"
Fall dwelt upon the Republican prin-
ciples with respect to a protective
tariff and then made significant state
ments as to the kind of campaign
which viii be conducted this year
Outlines Character OF Campaign.
In 1911. we conducted a gentle
manly campaign We presented Is
sues. discussed sound principles AMI
: appealed to the reason and Judgment
OF the voters. while our candidate was
slugsed and villified throughout the
meanest campaign that was ever waged
I In New Mexico. We viii not be on
the defensive this time I Will be busy
in the east with the national commit
| tee and will be able to make only
four or five speeches in the state but
. ] desire 10 serve notice here that n
those speeches I will quote the official
records. as thev affect the oDpOsftfou
candidates. il the character OF our can
didates has been assailed- We will no.
begin such a campaign. hut We surely
will carry on one if it becomes neces-
sary.
VIII he Militant.
We viii make no defensive cam
paign- Let the Democrats take that
and understand il. I want every dele
gate in this convention TO go out OF
here militant candidate, seeking 10
make votes for our ticket The RepuD-
licans of the nation expect New Mexico
10 return Republican majority of ten
thousand votes and I am going back
and report that you will deliver. We
are going to elect A Republican presi-
dent and a Republican house and we
need Republican senate. to assist in
carrying out the policies of a Republ!-
can president.
The senator declared that of all the
candidates, he was pledged to Bursum
alone but that If the convention saw
tit to turn down the man TO whom he
was pledged for the nomination for
governor. he would make the choice
of the convention his choice. the ticket
Of the convention his ticket
Four Committees.
-Four committees are composed OF one
delegate from each county. the dele
cations selecting their own members
to serve on the committees The COM
mittees are on rules and order OF bust
ness, credentials. permanent organiz9-
ton and resolutions There was little
for the credentials committee to do.
the convention having accepted the
temporary roll as read By the central
committee. There We're no contests
on any Of the delegations.
First Test of Strength.
The first test OF strength came inn
mediately after the appointment of the
living are higher than those in any
other part of the world"
City Service Co.-Limousines-TeL 5000.
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