The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-03


Kitchen In opposition to war and
war monaures. as further results of
the. peace campaign.
In concluding Senator Fan said
that " returned to the senat lac
would uphold the hands of the com
mnndcr ~ chief, but | VIII voice
what I hold to be the wishes OF my
constituents. without regard 90 crtti-
cism or coercion. II YOU want a
rubber stamp men who believe IN
the government OF men and not ol
laws, then nominate some one else
The closing declaration was re-
ceivcd with prolonged cheering.
Nn effort TO adjourn The con-
Vention until 10 a. ~. Thursday was
shouted down without - vote. and the
chairman called for nominations for
governor.
The Nominations for Governor.
James NJ. HorVey of Roswell nom
mated GoNernor Lindsey. calling at
tention o. the goVernoi's record as
a fighter Tor prohibition and woman
suffrage and the endorsement OF his
administration not only in the rcpuh-
lican but IN the democratic plat.
forms.
Tho Toll call passed 20 Guadalupe
County. which Yielded to san Miguel
charles \. Spicss. spokesman tot san
Miguel, declined 10 accept the cour-
tesy, asking that every county
be offered It's chance 60 name
"A candidate. The roll passed on to
Roosevelt county. when J. r Wilson
of the Roosevelt delegation seconded
the nomination OF Governor Lindsey.
Nr. Wilson said Governor Lindsey
was the only republican who could
carry Roosevelt county.
In the regular order san Miguel
county was reached and Charles a
Spioss nominated @. \. Isarrazola.
amidst an almost continuous outhursi
Of cheering from the supporters Of
the Las Vegas
The roll call showed sb2 votes Tor
Larrazola and IFS for Iindsc5.
Governor Lindsey hen took the
platform He thanked his support
ors. said he had announced that he
would play the game according to tho
rules. He said he felt better aud
castor In mind than he had felt since
charles A.. Spiess got me into this
ia" when he nominated him for
lieutenant governor In 1916. He
moved to max the nomination OF
Mr.. l%.arrazolo unanimous, and that
we pledge ourselves 10 use our every
effort 10 elect him IN November
Secoudino Romero moved u com
tnltfep ui tnfce 10 escort tne nominee
10 the platform, Mr.. Romero, Ma
than Jaffa ana Governor Lindsey
were named. Governor Lindsey in
troduccd Mr.. Larrazolo, who spoks
briefly in acceptance. and with hSy
customary cloquence. He proposeJ
in conclusion. hat there he II com
plote adjournment of politics Until
October is. and that all candidates on
both tickets devote their entire time
TO the Liberty Loan until the end OF
the loan campaign.
Following this suggestion state
Chairman George II. Craig asked fc'
the reading OF II letter addressed nv
him TO Arthur Seligmun, chairman
Of the democratic atate committee.
proposing a joint Liberty Bond cam
paign ~ the candidates OF the two
parties for senator n governor. Tho
letter follows:
Joint Bond Campaign Proposed.
Santa Fc, y. NJ, October .. l9lN.
Hon, Arthur Seligman, Chairman,
Democratic State Committee,
SANTA ne. y. NJ
NV Dear Mr.. Seligmun;,
Ny attention has been directed 20 a
resolution adopted by the recent dem
ociatiC state convention, to the effect
that until conclusion OF the campaign
iu behalf OF the Fourth Liberty bond
issue every democratic meeting shall
open with an appeal for support OF
the Liberty bond sale.
The republican state convention to-
day opened with a Liberty bond adj