The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
SENATOR FALL
NOT INDORS|NG
GENERAL WOOD
Withdraws for Delegate
When New Mexico In
structs for General

AFNANNN 70 W. HNAAAN
SANTA FE, March Pit be-
came known last night that
United States Senator A. y. Fall
was not endorsing General Wood
for the presidential candidacy.
A telegram was read AZ the re-
publican state convention from
the senator 10 the effect that he
withdrew as II candidate for u
place ON the delegation. when il
appeared that il was To be in
structcd for Wood.
II had been regarded as certain
that Mr.. Fall would be on the del
cgation but hiS name was omitted.
SANTA ~. March 27-New Mex
ico's delegation to the national con-
vcntion az chicago is under iron-clud
instructions % vote fur Major Genetnl
Leonard wood "as long AS he has
reasonable chance to be nominated
The revolutions. of which this in
ftruCtiuu Was ~ part. were adopted
without opposition. There was
minority report nlcd by Judge g. NJ.
Bolts. endorsing Gencrul Mood. but
NOV HNNNNN NNNANAk NNl NNNAAi ANA'H AAfN-
nurlty report was signed by six nr
seven of the members of.thc commit
tee n was rejected. under 70 motlou
to table. by the vote OF 100 to so. This
minority report disposed nf the ma
lority report was adopted without op-
position
There war no opposition 20 Gcuctai
Wood at any time bur there was "A
feeling among "a number in favor 81
Ondorsing General Wood, but placing
no further obligation upon the dele
CATION,
Delegates Named.
with the report OF the resolutions
committee dispoHed OF. the xix dclo-
gates aud altcrnntrs were chosen in
less than two minutes. The names
were carried In a resolution intro
durrd hV a. q. Bursum. II was 10
o'clock wnen this resolution was
unanimously carried and adjourn
ment followed Immediately. The del
cRatcs selected were Just as forecast
in Tho Herald of YESTERDAY except
that senator \ u. Fall decided not
to 20 ON the delegation. and former
state senator Gregory Page Of Gallup.
WIS substituted for nlm. The dele
gates are.
D. A Chnpou. chavez
Judge Davis r. l.cuhy San Miguel
Jesus Romero. ICrrulllo.
Eduardo N b;oro, Valencia.
Npuc"slpo Jnumillo, RIO Artihu.
Gregory Page. Mckinley.
The altrruutcs are.
Thomas " OBrirn. IoluN.
Oric t.. phillips CultuN
col W q. port"rficId. Grant
George W ArmiIu Santa Fo.
Captain j. T. Ecinhurg. las cru
COS
Lorenzo nrlrado. san Miguel
Under adoption 90 the report Of the
committee ON permanent urguuizu-
tluu. Eugene Ecmponich of Valencia,
was made permanent chairman aud
jose D. Soma uf SauM Fc. continued
us secretary Mrs Adclnl btrru-
warren Of Santa Fc ana Mrs W H..
Martin OF Sncorro. we're elected Vie,
ohuirmcn, ana occupied seats az the
speakers desk Uurtng periods when
thr convention was waiting for com,
mitiros tu report there were inter-
,stiug addresses made hy N.stor Mon
toNu of Bcrniiu Mrr. btoro. War
rem. Alois o. l,vuVhHu Of Santa Fc.
State Senator Ramon sanchez ot
rHo- and Muvor T.. T. Davies NJ the
city ~ santa Pc.
Resolutions Adopted.
The report bv th, resolution COM
mittco adopted without dissenting
vote. conllius the following
THE republican party rounurms
it, allegiance tu the principles for
which DO has stood since its urEIuizl-
tiou. and to whiCn our continued de
Notiuu is hereby pledged.
w, affirm our unyivldiug drNu-
ton to th, constitution ut the United
States and 10 thc gUufantces uf riNil
political and religious up,rti"- con-
tulued thorciu ANY attempt Goo over
throw on destroy ih, principles upon
which our government was founded,
ug boz amy wise tu weaken the force uf
It's meaning, whether such attempts
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