El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-10
Democrats Pass
Resolutions of
opal for
Administration

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The following resolutions. indorsing
the national and state administrations
which were introduced BY j.. ii. Crist,
we're unanimously adopted by the
Democratic state central committee
today:
"ResolYed. that the Democratic
state central committee of the state
Of New Mexico. iii session at santa
Re, this 5th day OF February, 1916,
cordially and heartily endorses the
administration of our great president,
Woodrow Wilson, and particularly
his policies and statesman-like con
duct which have kept our country in
peace with all the world in these
%troublous times Of international dis
cord.
BE it further resolved. that we es.'
peciaiiy endorse the policy Of our
National administration in its patriot
ic efforts to put our country IN a CON
dition of preparedness for defense
against aggression and the mainten-
ance OF peace with honor, and we
pledge our support to the administra-
ton in its efforts TO effect these noble
purposes.
BE it further resolved, that We are
in hearty accord with the president
in all his conduct and handling Of
our complicated relations with our
revolution-torn neighbor on the
south, and we commend his stable
brain and steady hand in dealing with
this trying and ever changefui inter
national condition ever since ne came
into his high Office, SO that he has
saved this country from the charge
of meddling in the internal affairs Of
our weaker neighbors and has saved
millions in treasure and the blood
of many Of its best young men.
BE it further resolved, that we
congratulate both the people Of our
state and Honorable A. A. Jones, First
Assistant Secretary of the Interior.
on the distinction hes has conferred
on the state and on himself by his
notable services for the public good
in his high station in the National
administration.
BE it further resolved, that we
heartily endorse and approve the adj
ministration of Honorable William c.
Mcdonald, first Governor OF the state
OF New Mexico, and we commend its
fidelity to duty, its integrity and its
efficiency, to the people of the state,
in the earnest h0Be that such good
and Economical government may be
perpetuated for their welfare and hap
piness.
Be it further resolved, that we send
greetings and good cheer to the rank
and file OF u great party in all parts
of the state. and we pledge them the
most efficient organization and the
most earnest work Of which the brain
and hand of this committee is capable,
to the end that the principles OF demo-
cracy which we represent may triumph
in the approaching election, to the
perpetuation Of their good govern
ment and their peace and prosperity
command to the best possible adyant
dhu VIC OND tupm Jul ctASSir
thanks"
The resolution was adopted unani-
mously by a standing vote. It cor
a condition, as far as Chairman
Paxton was concerned. which was al-
lowed to develop after noon. when at
the opening Of the business session
the committee MIR. PaKton's resig-
was accepted without q vote
Of thanks being extended him.
Coincidence. (,
Resolutions OF condolences on the
Of Congressman II. B. Fergus
and Of the three daughters OF r.
R. Vallandigham. one of the Luna
committee members, which
we're prepared by committees appoint
yesterday afternoon we're adopted
by the committee this morning. IN
addition, there was adopted 4 reso
indofsing the national and state
administrations; one inviting Pfesi
dent Wilson to New Mexico during
his next tour Of the country. and one
pledging to TIE nvrl chairman OF the
committee the individual support Of
The committee members.
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