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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
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@ablcu ma6t.

@rcBm... gerbaseen pe1Sfisntli9ie in
eiusm Sareiben pom 8. Sanaar 1855 biz
SabultunssmaBrsseIn, peI9e BET bslsii9s
g.. o.. In BeSus auf bic 0abIsn pors
ssi5,tsbsn bat. au9 beute nod babsu fs
9siesss.tait in Der 2ose.
l. Der maursrii6s @anbibat pitb sue,fi
pom Der 2ose, In bersn Be;irt bic betrsf.
fsnbs DlbI 9 f5sbtn fol-. ben 9r... Or.
our y ltbsiBuns uorJsidIasen, I'M oarnad
ben Sriosrn hes 9eboriams auissbrunssn
al wsrbeu.
2. Gas @uta4ten bes ST.. Or. III
in geSus auf bic Wabl islbft, fei ie Rum.
mers, Yropin5iaIs obsr @smeinosuabl ebsn:
faas nptbpenbis, sbenfaus porbebaItsn.
8. Sober Waursr... i6pOtt, ieinsn gan.
3su Giufab seltenb 81 MAIDEN, um be,
loom Or :. o. sutsebetBenen Gambia:
tur gum Siege su psrbelfen.
a. Der Der Waursrei anseb6rise @e:
wdbIte 1T ssbaIten. in Der 2pSe iein 9Iau'
ben%sbs,enntniB ab3uIeasn, pOraber Elm
Yrototou erriGtet wirb.
5. Suidpisrissn 8orfommniH sn, psIds
f9 pd5rsnb Der Dausr isiuss Wanbatss
einitsusn %t5nnen, wirb sr siusslabsn. 3uu,
2i9te ieinsr 2Ose, ooer bes Or. Or,
feline aufu5t gu nebmsn.
6. Rommt er ben ibsrnommsnsn PHi9:
ten nitt nod, 10 isst er fid itrsnsen Stra!
fen, iosur Der gusf9IisBunS aus BEN f..
Srben, aus.
7. % IS ieber 2ose 3uit'bt. BON ber
SsiisntIt9tstt @ebrau4 1u MAIDEN, 10 II
fe sebuIteu, bic Wittel our Veireituus
Der Roitsn ,u bsi4affsn; bsr Or. Or.
aber pirb cen 9osen o~isienisen Bldttsr
smpfsbIsn, bic istu 8srtrauen ssnieBsn.
4Iio: wis sepfifsn, 70 setanbt. 5rei,
beit!!! (lub um bic Bolitit tiimmert ii&
ois Hose aud nitt,-Rsb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

S4ule; fe iasen, es fsi Sborbeit. R9
an benz barten Sburm ben 8opf einsursn,
nen, uenn man i'm untermibIen tann.
Oabur9, bab man etnsm @ldubissn sesens
Iber auf bic RsIision idimpft, betebrt man
ibn ni9t. Nttt auf bic Stride fol- man
TN Sturmans,iff mari9iren, nm i'm Sorf,
b. ;. TN 2anbuolt 5err au psrben tur9
bic S9ule fibrt ein btquemerer 0ea
in's Dorf. yEis S9uIe 1T Der itwd5lts
Suntt tn benz SefansssirteI, Der Sas IA:
tboIiiae 9antuolt, biefen @runSbau bss
gsntrums, f5issnb unsibt." Ras bat
9isbtns4t NIT i4u.fsm 5esbbsrrnbIid emit.
bedt.
IsbnIi5 bate 9isbtne9t idon I'M Sabre
1888 I'M IL. Sanuar i'm Rsi5stase err
fIdrt: Die HeIision unb bic reIisi6ien
Sheen, fuste er "a, Fam man ni9t nit
@eualt beieitisen, ba muB scs Bolt ergo:
gen weiben, bas 1T bic Sads Der
S4uIe. Ginsn perrinftisen 9uItuv:
tampf fijrt bic fransOiI1e RspubIit, fs
permeibst bic g6te, bic in 0suti9Lanb
ssi5ofen wotben iinb, fe fIbrt ben &f
sesen bic Rtr5s burd Rem S5ulmei.
It ter"
0aS pifsn - bsnettt baSu fsbr ti5tis
bic Stimme Der 8ab,beit" - aud uniere
umeritanii9en rGnopnothinss", unb ions
lise RatboIifenfrsfer ueIde bic ssiammts
teranpc4ienbe Sussnb in bic sluubens:
lofsn unb reIisionsfeinbIi5en Public
School" htnetr5wdussn woIen. @Iidli:
5erpeiie BADEN bisie Sitter pom tsr trau:
rtsen @eitalt an 4. Ropsmbsr in SO
confin uno SItuois, mo- lie bic Wasts
uOais abgtworfsn batten unb often uuf IL,
3tel Ips9masn. 70 empinbli5e 9iebs be
'ommen, baB ie seuOIbiet purben, it9 II
ibre 9Dblen 5~u,iidtuBisbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

ntss @iIssIm uirb, Bis 81 ibrer B'iies uns
tn Der 64m1liengrnIi oes 9auiss > u tsn,
In benz Stelbssimmer in g rabs ousses
feDt wnhen. lie R0niSln &nma lsJte
9tit.tn Gbenb sinsn s,oBen BoImsn,w: ta
duf bas Ste,bebstt, tn ueltem 'ib bic
Gei4e befanb; oarauf scsen be palltiies
anten on hem Gotten porhber. Die
0ei9e wirb ni5t stnbdlimirt psrbsn, uobl
absr 1T ibr sine 6Iiifstsit tn BEN 5aIs etns
eeiptist pc,ben.
Der P,dfpent bss obsrffen @srid tsbos
fss mics, ais bas @sri1t fi1 anldtItaa nss
Goees oss SOuiss pe,ta9te, aut orI!n
Se,bieuIte um oas Sdno bin uno 5cN :a=
mentIi6 bic pOn benz R6nise ssaebsnv lnz
rssung 3ur abf9affans Der EobssHtAfs
betpor.
Die 86nisinsR essnttn bat IN einer Sc,
tanntmuauns bic 9rin,sifn @iIbsl nine
CUR RDnIsiu Der NieberIanbs srtldri lab
llst in Der bstrsHsnbeu Bs;auntmaduns:
rW09e ibr &bron bic iiberfte llnterIhiBl mo,
Die Sreue mo Die Sin9ebun9 ibres TolteS iiH=
ben. I'D lbernebme Die Resenti6att pIbreuo
ibrer acknowledgement nit benz gertrauen Quf
gott nuo benz 8ebet, bas id meme aui0abe1
sur &obIfabrt oes 2an0es uno sur Seieitigung
bes SontgtbumS erfliue."
9aas, "a. Rou. 0sr 5of Nib fir
ben perftorberen R0nis 0!IbeIm aai orst
Wonate tiefe Srausr anIessn. Die 2ti9e
bes RoEiss pirb an /. DECEMBER bis,5sr
sebradt ueroen, unb bret Gage ipitsr tpirb
ibre fsieII,de Ssiistuna ftai,filosn, wels
der Der ROnts 2sopoIb pon gsIsisu unb
Der 0er3os pom Iuhau bsiuobnsn perben.
Der 6aiisr BON Sstsrrsi5 bot Der S6ais
gin emma teIesrapbii1 isin 8eiIeib aus
seiprrHen unb utrb fi1 bel benz 0ei1enbes
sdnaniB bur4 siHen Der grsbsr,0ss usrtrs>
ten IaiIen.
2uremburs, 25. Roo. Der Rssiss
runssantritt oes 6srSoss non Raiiau in
benz SrobberSoStbum 9ursmburs it bsuts
amtlt4 betannt sema9t uorben. Der
9ersos btttst @ott, feline &esisruns ibsr
Sas 9anb 81 fesnen.
Berlin, %. Rop. Der 6aiisr @iI:
belm bat In sinem etsenbdnbisen Streibsn
ben 9er3os pom Nafau gu 6sFsn GbrOn.
bsitstsuns i'm @tOB3srSOstbum 2ursmbars
b~esIituini4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

9leidmdBistsit, bic CT fid In ieinsm Ysrs
balien ben ibrtsen Staatsn sessnibsr 3ur
&i4ti1nur ieines 5anbeIns MAIDEN mub.
Sn Besus auf Qursmburs bat 9ismard
1867 anldsIi9 Der Sntsrpsuation Bsnnis.
lens seduBe,t, bic NeutraIitdt bieies Cans
bes Jet Osutf8Ianb sbeniopisI wsrtb aIs
Der 8efs Der 5sfiuns. Deuti9Ianb mub
iomtt winidsn, bab bisie RsutraIi,dt fo,t'
oaure. Sn Der internationoIen anertens
uuns, wel4e aboIpb uon Nafau als Re.
gent I'M April uo,issn Sabres ~sefunten,
srbliden MIR cine @epd5r bafir, bab bie
nd9ffe 3utunft feline @efabr fir BITE Nsus
tralitdt bes 2anbss birst. Wan bot aut
tn 0prsmburs ni9t usrss6sn, baB Der issi.
&c osnt'9e 6aiisr, OILS er am 10. Iusuii
auf 9el9clanb pon benz lssten Stid beut.
f4er @ros iprad, bas sr in fsisrIidsr
0anelang bsm Hsi1e sinpsrIeibe, tnbss
grtffta ben @eoanfsn OF stnsn NnidIub
HUrsmburgs III Osutidlanb aIs auterbaIo
Der Se'stnuusen beati6er YuIitit l,egenh
oetsitnst pat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Die beilige 9opent,cit.

Die 81. 4buent3sit 1T pon Der Rir5e Elm,
seiett ais 3ett Der 8otbsrettung auf bic
Intunft bes s6ttlI9sn 9tiIanbes, weI1e
i'm 81. BstbnaStsfefte sefsiert pirS. Die
srits 4nbsutung oisier III. Sorbereitun9s,
;eit stbt uns i9on ous @onciI Don Sara.
gotta i'm Sabre $50. OeutIt5er psilt barr
ouf bin bic GbatiQ4e, bag Der 81. Gll6of
Berpstuus Uon Qours perurbnet bat, bic
@ldubtsen bdtteu pom Wartini ab III.
Noubr } bis 8sibna6ten gu faitsn. Das
mare clio cine o;eg3tgtdJi 9e Tuftsu5sit dbns
lid berlsni9en, Dls mir Dor Sltern baIten.
Cider 1T, OaB ieit benz s. SabEbunbsrt bic
NDuentjeir IN Der 9un3en Rit9e ein9efibrt
TT, uuo OaB lie bis beute it!ts in 9Iei9er
8eiie t'terIt9 besdngen uurbs.
8ortn betsbt btsie Ssier2 Die ein,ia
wirOt9e Sorbsreituns auf bic InturIt oss
9eiIaubs 1T Reue uno Bulge, gei5te uno
Betebrung; benn nur In Elm reines Sn,
Tam @brtftus nit Ietner @nabe eintebren.
Sur aus Der SuBe bsS Ioosnts ipvoBt bic
Sreuoe Der Beibua9t! 8ter @o9en felt
bic Rtr9e uus 3u bisiem Werte sur Yerfis
9ung, uub in bisisn pier 8o5en btetst he
Aass auf, um uns CUR gintebr in uns
ielbt uno 3ur Bulge gu ltimmsu. sic Der:
bietet ole ldrmsnben 9~ersnisunssn, Gan3s
beIuitiSun9en uub feisrIi6s 5ot,eiten.
Ste orbnet fir bic brittle aopcntpote bas
Quutsmber 6aiten on. sic ruff ibre &in.
Der i5on Dor Gasesaubru5 1ur Seier Der
ROrutemei len. Sic ldBt ben Yteiter nit
benz u~ioIetten WeBsepunbs ID. I In Der
5arbs Der Bulge an, aItare eri6einen.
Oas v9lortu~ ptrb an ben Qppsntionnta:
gen unb bduiJ AUDI an 0r9entassn ni9t
seiursen ober ssbetst. Die ionnta9li6en
@UanseIien unO @pifsIn iinb ibrem sSns
baltic mad gang eeeisnet, bic guBsefnnuns
in uns gu erpetsn. Sic Isst ibten RIM
bern bas @sbst Der Ssbuiutt mad benz
@rl6Ier in ben Wunb: vEbauet Sinmel
ben @ere6tsn!", fe label fe tia ,lm gm.
pfanse bes SuBiasramsntes unb einiot He
am Glide bes 9ertn nit benz iiBeu Seiuss
limb, oas ben TIte6eu brinst aQen Nens
f4sn, bic zines suten Biusns fnb".
aIio, Iisber 2tisr. ba 0u elm Riub Der
tatbOIii9en Rtr4s biit, srsebt uu5 an Did
ibre @inIabuns, ben Abpent su fsieru.
llsber ptertauisnb Sabre bate f4 bic
Rsni4bett uOrbsreiten mullen auf bic erite
antunft Seiu @britt. 0a Iisst bic 6rase
nube: Q8ie uieIe Sabre pdbrt osnn eiaent.
LID Rsin Iousnt, 4rifIiber Qsisr2 Obsr
mstnf Du, bel Dir tOnue uon sinsm ab,
uent ni6t bic Rsbe ieiu, ba Du ia sstauft
btft unb an ben 9etIano sIaubft? Du tdu'
i4sft Did, mein @briff; uub UNI bisB ems
3uieben, bruu5it 9u Dir nur foIsenbe
5rase gu beuntwortsn: 2sbit On iss,
init Obsr obus @briffus2 Wit gbriltus
lsbft Su, wenn Dein @Iaube uneri4ittsrs
LTD, Define 5Ofnuns tart, Define 9isbs su
@ott sIabsno. Eein @sboriam sssen feline
@sbpts trsu 1T, aIfo 0sin Qsbsnswanbsl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

S5r tsunt, sbrpRrS!Ss Srutsr, BITE 3etts
psrbaItntfe. &uf Der ettten Sette finb bic
Nsni9eu Don elmer unbduSisen Qeieuutb
bsiselt, auf ber auoern Sette erstebt i9
stn Strom i6Ie3tsr S5rtftsn. @s tam
saum gei5tIbsrt werben, peI6en S9aben
bteie tastdslt4 ben Sittsn unb Der Rslts
stun 3ufisen. Oarum ietb etfrts baraui
5sSa3t, Sur5 Bitten unb @rutabnsn unb
ruf anbere 8etie bic @Edubtssn uon isneu
anIautern aueleu f~ern3ubaIten ur,b fe su
beKeru gu fibren. Sebr niislt9 ptrb es
'stu, weun unter euerer auffdt uub 2ets
tun9 EasesbIStter eri5etnen, ueIde benz
Don allen Setten barseret3ten Site aetts
semaB entse9enwtrten, unb bic Wubrbeit,
Eu9enb unb &eIistpu i@isen.
geo XIII. on bic purtusiefi4sn 8if&6fs,
1896.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Der vS0lu. l3ts." uirb aus 2ursmburs
sei5lisbeH:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Die 0t6tt8feit per s6uIe

bate ni5t bsfsr ms 9idt ssftsIt usrbsn
t0nnsn, aIs IS bur4 tie gu 9aue an ber
SaaIs periammsltsn SociaI'D emotratsn
Dsuti4laub's ssi9sbsu 1T.
Su ibrsm Anffurm sessn gbrifsntbum
unb &.lision wihsn fe fetnsn anbersn @ns
s~rifspuntt ausfnbts ~ MAIDEN aIs bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
4ppentsSeoanten.

en- ben bldtterloieu SGumen
SeufSt Der taIte Winb,
Ino Die Ooeu 6lIren trGlImen
Bon benz Simmelstino.
9immelStino i'm StrabIentIeiOe,
0aS oa tommen mill,
grin9t Die refine Ser3ensfreuOe
Auf bic Groe It'll.
Simmel rubet idIaibefansen,
0olteni6wer umbuut,
Bis Der Stern lit ouf9e9an9en
Betblebem'S @efio.
St'S Nouent in geib unb S6mcrSer
Sier auf oleler @r0en,
WirO'S i'm 6imweI osinem Screen
SeQe 0elbna6t weroen!
8. D. g
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
RatboItf6er 9trten &aIenoer.
Subannss i'm @efdnanib. = Mattb. II.
A9tuns i6r Sat9orken.
DIE stiu,ue pes pertt. 9ius TX

@tr sriu5sn Ste trtdnStsf, allen bsnsn
NIT eursm suten 8tuen unb eurer @unf
bssufsbsu, bic, NIT 9siit beSabt uub NIT
s:iiSeuSer &snntntB ausssrtftet, ft3 an
Bic Irbstt MAIDEN unt @t@er unb 3sttuns
gen our 8ertbetoiguns ur,6 Ssrbrettuns bsr
tatboIti4ea Qebre uer6fentIi5eH.
gncpcIico Vius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Die gtttaaate eec'S XIII.

eaTet eues 2i9t leu5ten Dor ben Rsns
Sen, bauit fe euere guten 8erte iebsn.
unb Der 9err sebs eu5 ou3u Seinen Seseu
Geo XIII. an bas III Barra srIaeinerOe 8IQtt
luce (Qeu5te), Auians 1880.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

Ex-Gov. MONTE. Ross opposes state
hood for New Mexico, because, forsooth,
taxes would be increased. The old polIti-
cal hummer is getting to be quite phi
lanthropist in his old age. He is now
working for the benefit of other people.
He pays no taxes and never has in New
Mexico, and We do not believe, for that
matter, has ever paid any such else
where. But having had u hand in squan.
dering and doing away with good large
amount of the taxes paid by the people
of New Mexico, OF course he is the night
sort to talk about taxes. His colossal
impudence and gigantic vanity are as re-
markable in this instance as in everything
else he undertakes. The old chump verify
believes he is "a bigger mai" than George
Washington.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

GARDEN culture Of New Mexican flow
ers is q thing so far next to unknown,
and yet our Wild fora has many blossoms
which, il property cared for, would prove
great embellishments to many Of the sick
~ looking spots termed, by courtesy,
"a garden" Here, at Santa Fe, iateness
Of spring is q great drawback. Tulips,
cyocus, hyacinths, will do here very we'll
Tor one, at most two, years. Aiterward
they gradually disappear. The soil is
good. Wereit only warm enough, in time
there would be no trouble, with the aid
Of irrigation, and in spring there is gen
orally 10 lack Of water. Why not try in-
digenous plants? The carbancillo or loco
weed blossoms early, and on arid mesas.
Its flowers are beautiful clusters OF II deli.
cate deep purple, and its foliage is charm
ing. 1t is q poisonous plant to be sure,
but only the root is dangerous, and that
man would never touch. 1t is sure to
grow and, with appropriate care, it is very
likely to improve. And there is also a
specie OF wild petunia, which grows eX-
uberautly on absolutely sandy patches,
forming massive beds OF handsome pur-
pie flowers. Scanty watering and sphinx
ling is all it needs. Add 10 these the
large white thistle and the many varieties
OF cactus aud yucca, and we have a mod
est but handsome flora wherewith to en-
liyen and beautify the most arid spots, free
of cost.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
GREAT and lasting good has been ac.

GREAT and lasting good has been ac.
complished by the New Mexico delega-
ton in Washington. Many wrong i'm
preston about New Mexico and her peo-
pie has been corrected and many a con-
gressman's i'll will and luminosity toward
New Mexico has been changed into
friendship and good will. Several inl-
portant bills for the improvement and
settlement of affairs in New Mexico are
sure to pass, Much progress has been
made in the direction OF statehood. All
good and patriotic citizens OF New Mexico
naturally rejoice at the success attained
and are ready and willing to give due and
full credit to the delegation that has done
such noble and excellent work for our
people.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

THE first gun of this years campaigns
will be fred in Oregon early in June.
The state elects state officials, o legis-
lature and member Of congress. Bin
ger Herman, the present representative,
has been renominated by the Republi-
cans. lie has already served three terms.
The legislature to be chosen will also
elect United States senator to succeed
Senator Mitchell. Oregon is good for from
5000 to 10000 Republican majority, her
citizens being enlightened, progressive,
fair-minded and patriotic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

WE believe there is somewhere $780,
600 worth Of shares owned by the county
OF Santa Fe in the Texas, Santa Fe &
Northern railroad. Now the question
arises, is the stock in question worth a
continental red? Is the road being man
aged in the interest of the stockholders
How is this county represented in the
directorate Of the company? Is the road,
that cost the people Of this county and
own $3.50, 900, doing any good? Let us
have little, small, wee bit Of light upon
this subject, please.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

WILLIAM l.. SCOTT, ex-member OF con-
gress, Grover Cleveland's chum, leader OF
Democracy and the coal baron Of Penn
sylvania, who holds and expressed the
following view, that 1--WE can hold and
control the workingman only so long as
he eats up to-day what he earns to-mOr-
row." wants to represent Pennsylvania in
the United States senate. What finely
matched team he and Senator-elect Brice,
of Ohio, would make.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

THE very large sum Of sos was ezpend-
ed by the sovereign state OF Arkansas in
the endeavor to detect the assasSins OF
Col. John W. Clayton at least such was
the testimony given by the governor OF
that state before the congressional inyes-
tigating committee. And yet, and in the
face of all this, there are people who as
sert that the authorities OF that sovereign
state were lukewarm in the matter and
did not want to discover the murderers OF
Clayton. Singular this, but true
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

If reports be true the car Of all the
Russians is dandy in more ways than
one. British and German medical jour
nails assert thst ne is prohgate, drinks
to excess and is mentally irresponsible.
French journals charge that he is NOR
phine fiend, taking fifteen grains of the
drug daily. Well, it's all in lifetime.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
CORRECT YOu ARE.

0. P. McMans isw no en- route to Wash,
ington to try and get congress to nvesti.
gate alleged corruption i'll the Maxwell
land grant. McNlains has been lunatic
on this subject for years, and has done
more to prevent any satisfactory adjust
ment OF the difficulties between the set.
tiers and the grant company than all
other agencies combined In fact, he
has gotten many into trouble by Undue
ing them to settle thereon, when there
was no reasonable chance or hope that
these people could get titles to their
homes. The case has been liigatad for
years, and the title OF the grant has been
affirmed by the supreme court. That
settles the matter. Admitting all the
charges which McMains makes, congress
eau do nothing and no one else can dn
any thing. There is nothing to be done
except 10 recognize the decision as final
and make the best of it. Ii McMains
should never get back to the grant from
Washington it will be fortunate for every.
body concerned, and particularly the set
tlsrs on the grant-Danvex News.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

THERE is a split in the Democratic ranks
In South Carolina and the ex-coniederate
brigadiers, in order to remain in power,
may again be compelled 10 call upon the
red shirts, masks and shoL-guns. These
are powerful factors in carrying elections
In the solid south.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

The United States is the greatest silver
producing country on the globe and
should therefore protect silver fully. The
interests of the people of this country
above all others. This may be somewhat
selfish, but is very wholesome and COM
Portable doctrine for the people Of the
United States.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

MEN and brethren, organize Repnbli-
can clubs in every hamlet and plaza in
this territory. The day OF Aaphazard
politics is rapidly passing away. 0rgani-
cation and work will be important fac
tors in the coming elections.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

IN the good, old, s:aid commonwealth
of Massachusetts it is unlawful now to
take drink standing The law-abding
Citizens of the OLD Bay state must drink
sitting down. Verify, the spirit Of reform
Waxalh stronger dailY.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

New MEXICO in general ard Santa Fe in
particular is the sanitarium OF the North
American continent. Tell it in Gath and
proclaim it in Ascalon, and be not weary
IN so doing.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

In the Grover Cleveland Dana-Sun-
World scrimmage, Mr.. Fred. Crawford,
the correspondent who interviewed Gro
yer, the stuffed prophet Of reform, as the
Sun dubs him, is about the only party
who has come out with credit to himself
and without being smirched.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

Gov. CAMPBELL says he is not a candi-
date for the Democratic gubernatoral
nomination 10 1891. His head is level.
He knows that the Republicans are sure
to carry Ohio in that vear.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.
AND STILL WAITING.

The Citizen suggests the name of Hon.
Frank Springer as candidate for con
grcss on the Republican ticket. Wenow
await With GREATNESS anxiety to hear from
the New MEXICAN on the ubject.-Slver
City Enterprise.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
a LIAR OF REEoWN.

The Headlight states tn at the Enter
prise is telling more lies than all the rest
Of the papers in the territory, except one,
Coming from II prevaricator of such re-
noWn and zeal as Col. Ashenfelter, the
Enterprise feels highly fattered,--SiIver
City Enterprise.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
MoNrE's OPINION OF GLIDER,

Hon. Chas. II. Gildersleeve is in Wash
lngton, and it is safe to say that some
thing ior the good OF the territory will be
accomplished now that the brainy, ener-
getic publc-spirited leader of New Mex
100 Democracy has his shoulder to the
vince. Santa Fe sun.
All nonsense! Charlie, the smooth, is
in Washington Logging for statehood or
some other scheme from which he ex.
poets to derive personal advantage. AS
a "public-spirited" character, he is Il
signal failure; as man with an eye to
the main chance, brilliant success.
And, barring the fact that he is triAe
uncertain ut times, Charley is really not
a bad sort OF fellow. But he is very far
from being "the leader" of the De-
mocracy OF New Mexico.--Deming Head
light.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

The Springer Stock man nominates
Hon. Frank Springer for one Of the
United States senators from New Mex
leo. Well, if not, why not
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

The French people are becoming very
moral OF late. The proposition to elect
Emile lola member OF the French acad-
envy has been rejected.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

A HIGHER liquor license and more
stringent license law would benefit the
people of New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

IN the matter OF the detection Of the
murderer or murderers of Faustin Ortiz
justice seems TO be blind, IN fact, very os
tentat!ously and remarkably blind.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

Put pin right here! TIE Republican
party of this country believes III the prin-
ciples Of p! otection, and what is more, that
party believes in carrying them out.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

TIE creation of a few more new coun-
ties would be productive Of general good,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

Law seems to be getting greater than
justice. Is it not time that halt be
nsllad2
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
IT WAS A RELIEF.

Ex-Gov. Ross failed to furnish the
Headlight with his usual two column
nonpareil letter OF political slush last week
but Ash. filled up the space usually al
lotted to the petrifed statesman with a
lot Of raliy from various Democratic papers
compimenting him on swinging roynd
the circle ID the Johnson impeachment
trial. While this bit of ancient history is
very stale and threadbare, it vas no doubt
appreciated by the readers, as it was re-
Lief IRON The beefy editorials which usually
monopoIze the entire paper. -Silver City
Enterprise.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12

Do AWAY with the fee system fer coun-
ty officials.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-12
SEVERAL MONTHS, YOU MEAN AND ON oTuEI
PEOPLES MONEY.

The Headlight criticises Gov. Prince for
accompanying the delegation to Wash
ington in the interest OF statehood. The
Headlight has evidently forgotten that L.
g. Ross, its present editor, spent several
weeks there while governor assisting in
the same laudable work.--Silver City En-
terprlse.