The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-20

VA BECKETT.
Port craig us not likely % tegamson.
ID for sane muulhs % coms. - n h
understood.
There ale tao chauess 10 one IN "a.
yoI u Ben Butler b.cuming the pFusi
dental numiaee 81 the dsmocraus
party.
II the teuituuss could suts "a pfoi'
dent thsy would add considerably O.
the vote loT Blaine aud Logan In the
electoral college.
The adoae church al SAL Mafcial and
the round house al Rincun are the I've
notable buildags washed H. pieces by
the foods of the Rio Gnnde.
The California delegation TO the
democratic convention has been In.
stfucted by Thurman since Tllden DE-
caned. Texas delegates 20 uniustruct.
Ell.
The soeorro sun has announced IL.
self 10 be- straight out democrat pa.
per. George ". Fox Is the bower b..
hind the editor. lie will be found To
be al exceedingly weak prop
TIE papers Of New Mexico say that
the nomination Of Blame aud Logan is
n victory for the territory. They Ger
taiuly don't expect any fayOrs because
Of the votes Of the New Mexico dele
gates, do they
Very few democrats like Blaine and
Logan and they hope for democratic
success much more strongly than they
would If the republicans had nominal
ed men who are likely 10 play INTO their
hands. But the republicans like the
ticket m direct ratio AZ the democrats
hate IL.
The BLACK RANGE hopes TO see Col.
Wm. Breeder. of Santa Fe, nominated
As republican candidate for delegate to
congress. II We are to have a Santa
Fe mar let us have one OF sense. and
n whose position Is u~nmistakable.
A Philadelphia paper says the green
back party in lis prospectus says IL
knows nn east, nc west. no north. no
south. II the greenback party would
announce 10 m impatient world what
il really does know 1t would relieve
suffering humanity.
The Massachusetts independent re-
publieans repudIate Blaine but the
people are assured that the Irish aud
German democrats will make good all
the republican votes lost through The
independents. The independent move
Is doubtless In Buffers interest.
The democratic national convention
will have eighteen delegates less than
the republican convention. no repre-.
sentative from the territories being adj
mitted u the former. II Will need 53i
votes TO nominate IA democratic presi-
Dental candidate. as the two-thlrds
rule prevails in its conventions. About
200 of the SOP delegates have now been
elected.
Gov. ~. John of Kansas has been
visiting sOcOrrO as the guest of Df.
Gochenhaur. He delivered one of his
temperance lectures In the church
there and he let himself out the full
length of his rope for he found a foe
strong enough to defend itself. TEN.
perance lectures have little effect upon
New MeXlcO's cauyass-hacked liquor
interests.
The Printers Aid is "a publication
which the Great Western type ioun-
dry of Kansas City has begun publish.
Mr.. ;. \. Pierce manager of the
institution has by his strict business
methods, built up Il large and flourish
ing trade In the codntry west of him
and he finds a medium through which
talk To his customers "A necessity.
The Aid is a handsome sheet and IS re.
with a welcome.
Samuel j. Tilden wrote "A letter for
publication last week wherein he pre-.
femptorlly declined to accept the
nomination of democratic candidate
president. saying that his physical
strength was not suili Gent to perform !
The labors OF the campaign and the
office. This action has completely {
'hipwrecked the democratic party IA
thousand miles from land aud no sail I
N sight. Ii Is evident now that two {
Of The DELEGATES to the national !