The daily gazette., 1882-10-06
...rRn LETTER.
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'ou have receiVeS ,.nveati0is IN thil
saae tTS TSS.ppoSIicans met on me lfth
The hnipmocrats on the 2lst., ano
% the Den : correction Of my state-
aust maze WoIcott was the Stall
ih,i Hsn'y y ;or RI Governor. ! put him e 2
aDdlasa.hss .ss ~ wrong faction. The Hfli.
wdt o. !ns uS..tor Hill, were supporting
ID sItn oen' ~" rnmored before the con.
~ ih,l ~. ,nsll. ~ but this turned out to
D. hSius ,iIuS iust as was the the name oi
ID bllnu,t tor Congress. The conven-
Il Synes s,orE n and with very little non
ral lTlIosted y s Ernest i. Campbell o.
s'fnIn'Go n, Governor and gave Judge
ME- ~ y a renomination for Congress.
y elIoraa !. charged, was o Democratic
t.' ~ Truyer \ i before he went 70 Lead 20
BSin psu's ~ 4 now president Of q bank.
vser s, AZ md Republicdn took the Stall
e.% p,,b 4 very bad grace and have
wy. ALIEN in TO advocating the
80 ~ ~ ticket cheerfully. The con-
30 :. a. ,a' eY senator jerome B. Chafiee
- nait si,be State Central Committee,
Ssl y, ,hs % Interest pill of all to the
~ ' alsment, It is now again re-
W. q, Cbaflee, "the New Yorker" is
y ~, =, 4 reelection to the United
ars s.,.,e. ~ He, Judge Tom Bowen,
So1W so Wamlll and Governor Pitlin
9 2 Y, ~ named now for the place,
~ Sn~orrats had q remarkable har-
n unanimous time in their con-
III Thile Judge Bella M. Hughes had
~ n for some time for the guber-
ss.ination, no canvass was made
.,,,st lnaugurated. Several days
N convention the party managers
NJ N, consent of James b. Grant Of
ss.,o accept the nomination and he
Ss,be head of the ticket by accla-
Il iact. every candidate on the
>. nominated without a ballot. 8.
s.,. of Trinidad is the nominee for
- He is a lawyer. Ex-Congress-
c.m.s NJ Patterson was chosen chair
"a, STATE Central Committee. Mr..
a, nominee for Governor, is proprie-
N Grant ore smelter and Is flnanci-
,'HT He Is a strong silver advocate
therefore popular among all miners.
n, Democrats are enthusiastic, are
-prg for Grant," and are very hope
arriving the State this fall. Mr..
Il , well-educated man having ac-
I'M book knowledge at Cornell Uni
"a New York, and at some Of the Ger
duatlonal institutions. He paid
r,hr attention in his studies to miner
nd was therefore well qualified for
! pursuits in these mountains. He Is
rrdage In case the Democrats sue
i, name Of Mr.. Patterson is the only
ps mentioned for United States
Campbell, the Republican nominee
ruuor, is also well educated man,
Ike Mr. Grant, finished his studies
sn.ny. Secretary Teller has been
hi criticized for the part he took In
anus preliminary TO the State Conven-
Hesme home and worked In county
wi politics like the humblest and
saed to Washington few days
n4ConventOn, after he had satisfied
NJ hat everything was securely fixed.
kAk home organs assail Senator Hill
rasy and In a small way and detracted
NJ from the dignity Of his position In
tnlnlstntiOn, The political pot is now
gin Colorado as furiodsly as IN any Of
Otd States,
THE MINING EXPOSITION
HtOday. 1t has been attended more
E during the past two weeks than II
been at any time previously. This is
70 the attractions that had been added
" time, chief among which was banl
aty.iour Utes from the Southern Ute
~ These natives gave exhibitions of
tAncing, pony y-riding and other accom-
nents Of their wild life, all of which
to draw large crowds. A half-mile
rack had been laid out on the grounds,
was used for horse, bicycle and foot
which also added to tho interest.
Exposition has been success.
" a medium of Introducing
NaOurceS Of this section to
Ssatry at large, a grand
~ What will be done with the ar
paa inhibition has not been decided,
Saseon depending upon whether or
Nticstion shall remain permanent
AFOpostion has been made that
al'ia exhibit be taken to New York
In%n lor three months, and thence to
N hris and Berlin for the same
M sla time at each place. This is under
S'' '1aoI' and may he decided upon,
Fsent ~ nS' ioi
4, SSpac SN rate Canon few days ago,
y "uIh Park road, going as far as
@ Inc canon offers some fine
r. uas aoes not equal the canon at
.'FE, \, ol which wrote you some
's,, ~ Webster Is nothing but a rail-
'1aol S' win hotel, but freight is re-
N.Y.. ~ 'nlaes ne few miles up in the
NJ ihls Is removed by being
NJ. NJ O9ffos. The day was there 4
N. tasI y, drove down eight of these lit
~, sulcl RESENT led small flock of
%sI, ,'l lnall work animals, and on
y, TNu a humber of iron rails for a
~ couple of ready-made doors for
W. some provisions. When the
I'M S,cn ~ Tue jack the animal was com
sAns AsInoll view, and the movements
,a ,a were most ludicrous. Web.
4, |e ,e,, loot OF kenosha Hill, up
railroad climbs a very steeii
a,TSaa.,.l'e .,le summit there is beauti-
SSs 'Vall Park, which In itself Is as
~ q eate OF Delaware. The rail-
EMSs e G, park and proceeds to Lead
hGnS%a Tue railroad reminds me that
Lk, Cn, TX poets To finish It's line to
M. NY NY by February next at the
sVpIn Te Peaa Will not be 50 easy or Quick
Eeas,r . facllle, but for tourists who
nSns Win WIN their travels It will
idthp nv popniar route. The compe-
Ii, Civ Ci' W aiil be grand thing for
lpge J, t,ss. as s II will enable 1t TO open
tassn It T,as with the mining camps of
b I'm. o'al oa aud western Colorado,
0nysr n Solne S into closer competition
o@ o, n,ol.l slalit has ever been heretofore,
SatIpp psia'llee slll wasnot so strong against
elan /, S" 1ai' Lake City would grow
6ibv Oa' The New Orleana soad
SlarevDa.Ss D.sileh l. to Colorado Springs,
ataue ,eu ou !, lls route to Trinidad. Il
sNjOIn ~ tha 70 the Canadian river, and
laver n ro,% ,',e tracks OF the Fort Worth
s'M nstau Iau, \, which, with Its connee.
b. e WSan' 'lle a through route to New
sa Imnaa. ue. finished this will be one of
b Tbpp TbpJp.a1t pl roads running into
s@toSardD burlington ,l railroad wants to
sAtnubHIe ',le ne Pacific, aud after con.
sAystrueIt 70 iind a mountain pass.
taofh tSs tSsa one ne in Wyoming. Tbis Hs's, =
akh,a yuan the comnanv 5o.,.s 70