Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-28


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est consideration. We urge upon congress Il
passage OF some legislation which Will Just
md fairly accomplish this purpose, and give
the owner what lie is lawfully entitled tO +
CpiVC, and return to the public domain sue
/, | lands rs have not been properly and lawful
granted.
We claim that thc Republican party since j
birth, has been the true and stcndfast friend an
advocate OF the American system OF free III
non Seciaran public schools. and, as the grOWt
and development of our territory demand a II
J vision of our school laws, t al we may EMO
moro liberal provisions for the support OF publ
Srho lis, We earnestly request the several Re
publican county conventions Tor the nOmini
tiot OF candidates ior the lcgis ature' to supper
none but true aud earnest friends OF the Amer
can public school, and we pledge our support I
all friends and advocates OF the most advance
and liberal system OF public education.
We declare that the people OF New Mexico ar
| American ci liens loyal ana law abulilg-th
le4u0l OF any in the hltCd StatcS-ahd ar
competent in every respect Tor seli-government
ana that with inc BoNcrnlnehthl a'u extended L
other portions OF the Cnlted states, they are alb!
ana willing to successfully supcrihlehd thel
own educational ana DINER local interests
We regard the Perkins bill now pending belor
| congress as an unWarrantGd interference, aut
public schools in nine-tenths OF the school dis
rmIv resent p' this sttempt to snrcryise one o.
our our most vital Interests E ana we enSty rel
Tor the, support Of our schools and other inst
| " given to The states Of the union.
me @c''H oil id NI ib en-"
ent soldiers OF the late var. ,..,.., :,
convention OF the he territory OF Sew Mexico, held
at santa Fe, in September last as being fair to
H npl pap G moGia ana proGarsS'% NJ ,I
that OF any of the states. We do not claim for
it perfection. IN it provision is made for its
dmernimnd az any i9bfe lf, Mn[ ta may pc
ions are not for the best interests Of the public
or that it may be bettered in any particular.
ton hy b me adoPon OF ' H@ Msxco
may be early admitted as state in the union by
which m, ans alone. We. car. hope to attain to
ran'cf ana agy o. t i.ee e4u4 al eI III
ourselves and administer our own affairs nndis.
tnlbed and unembarrasoed BY the action of a
versan %d t ar congress d "rm dSr 6s tDn
may be free and independent OF the Interference
of nonresident politicians, who, at our expense,
stsh means g,r on pcIs3a "sg@ngIse
subordination.
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Nih. ''oN o' VT ~ Enc.
Inc eiectlon OF officers OF theNew Mex
Mexico Republican league to serve for the
nnsuino vear heiny tben in o,dor If wos
s,,,,,ootoI ,h,. ;.to 600, 90
,o1ao4 ao,,
10'o0' 'U0'' o'''o'"'' Gnu 'oPoi' 'i'ei. i'"i''o'
10 Inc convention. lhls provoked agreat
deal of discussion, and Mr.. Fiske made
strong speech against it. Accordingly it
was agreed to make the nominations in
open convention.
The following officers were nominated
and elected by accamation amid the ut
most good feeling
President-A. l.. Morrison. of Santa
Fe.
LIST Vice President-Justo r, Armiio,
of Bernalillo.
I'd Vice President-Wm. CaTrev, of
Lincoln.
Sd Vice President-Jayno A. Whit
more. of Socorro.
Secretary-Wm. NJ. Berger, Of Santa
Fe.
Observation-Disclosures Barela. of Dona
Ana.
At the time of closing this report the
is still in session. being en-
gagged in the election of executive com
mitteemen from each Of The yorious coun-
ties.
To.NIGnT's BANQUET.
In the course of his remarks this fore
noon Judge Morrison announced in he
half of the citizens OF Santa Fe, that a
banquet would be served at the Hotel
Capital dining hall at $50 to night to
"hlch all delegates TO THIS convention are
cordially invited. ~ !
Judge MORRISON VIII preside as toast
master ana curing the leastlhg the ioi-
owing toasts Will De called ana respond
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