Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-30
POLITICAL GATHERINGS.
CHAIRMAN AxTELLs RESPONSE

nave gone.
Had the proposition made in your
letter been made at an earlier date, it
would have been accepted with pleas
ure. 1t would have been gratifying to
Mr.. Otero to meet Mr.. Joseph In joint
discussion, but the plans of our campaign
have been 30 made that, as the head OF
the Republican committee, l can not con-
sent at this time to any such arrange
ment. Mr.. Otero's time is fully occupied
from now until the day OF election and we
can not permit any change.
l write this letter without having had
opportunity for consulting Mr.. Otero, but
whatever he might say on the subject,
this committee would not allow him to
change the present program OF bis move
ments. Very respectfully.
S. +. AyTELL, Chairman.
HON. ). q. MAYO FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Reasons why Joseph 3. Mayo should
be elected representative to the as
sembly;
Because he is q man OF great influence.
Because he has expended and is doing
now a great amount of money in devel'
oping the mines of the county.
Because he has given employment tc
hundreds of men, especially natives, and
workmen of all nations.
Because he is gentleman worthy OF
your confidence.
Because he Is the workingman' friend
Because he is an educated man, is hon
est and industrious, is friend to all needy
people.
His character is above reproach. lie
can be trusted to manage the county's
affairs. to pass laws for US, to watch the
interests of the people; and from his past
record as business man will not deceive
those who put their trust in him. 1t has
been said by all enemy of the party that
Mr.. Mayo is not believer in churches
But it is false and only put in for the in
jury of the party; he is member of the
Christian church, and has been for years
SAN JUAN's LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATE.
Mr.. H. c. King, OF Pennington, San
Juan county, is the Republican nominee
to represent his county in the Goth gen.
eral legislative assembly of the territorial
legislature. Mr.. King served his county
in the war for the Union in the l00tE
regiment OF Illinois volunteers for three
years, being with his regiment in all the
battles in which it participated except
when q prisoner or disabled by wounds,
which was nearly every battle of the
army of the Cumberland from Louis
vile, KY, to south OF Atlanta, Ga,
and back to Nashville, Tennessee.
Since the spring of 1880 he has lived in
the vicinity of or at Pennington, going
there six years ago to reside. Mr.. King
Is an earnest friend OF education, and if
he is elected to the office for which we has
received the nomination, will work for a
good school law and a revision of a
criminal code, and various other matters
to the interest of his county aud the ter
ritory. He has proven his usefulness as
a citizen and friend to the public inter-
ests of his locality.
NORTHERN SANTA FE COUNTY.
SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 2S.-Everything in
this part of the county looks very favor
able. The Republican candidates who
have held meetings in these upper pre-
cincts have made an excellent impression
which the Democrats can not change.
Messrs. Read, Conklin, Valdez and Lopez
have all been in the vicinity within a
week, and Mr. Catron was here before.
On Tuesday Gov. Prince arrived from
Santa Fe and meeting was held at Es-
pamela at 2 80 and afterwards a process
sion escorted him to Santa Cruz where
the largest meeting ever held in the town
assent led ats o'clock. Great enthusiasm
prevailed. After the governors address
brief speeches were made by Rafael Gar
cia, Padre Remuzon, Higinlo V. Coma
les, Benedito Naranjo, J. Amado Lucero
and others. On Thursday there is to be
grand procession, on horseback, Of Re-
publican voters, extending over several
miles.
THE SITUATION IN soCoRRo.
Hon. A. L. Morrison returned last night
from a trip through Socorro county. He
spoke at the prosperous town Of Carthage,
where 100 voters reside; also at Magda-
lena and Kelley, mining towns where the
people are busy as bees since n Republi-
can congress gave them proper legislation
on the subject of lead and silver. The
miners are we'll clad and apparently con
tented and making money. They are in
telligent men and understand fully the
benefits of the protective policy OF
the Republican party. They understand
it from the fact that year ago where
four and five cars of mineral were being
shipped out per month, the shipments
now amount to this much per day, and
twenty miners are now at work where
one was employed a year ago. Judge
Morrison was accompanied on his trip by
Mr.. W. S. Williams, editor of the Socorre
Chieftain, who is doing good work for
the ticket, and he thinks that Socorro
county is safe for good Republican ma
Jority.
ELECTION GOSSIP.
Every man on the Republican ticket in
Bernalillo county will be elected.
The Kingston Shaft predicts that Sierra
county will give N. S. Otero $50 majority.
The Democrats have registered several
hundred fraudulent names in Albuquer-
que.
Four days more and the campaign will
have been finished. Then comes the tug
of war.
The Republicans of TERRA Amarillo
had a grand rally Wednesday evening
Over 500 voters listened to an able adj
dress by Hon. M. S. Otero.
Anthony Joseph spoke at San Miguel
last night and about forty memb ers of the
so-called Peoples party came down from
Las Vegas in order to make showing Of
a crowd.
A highly successful meeting was held
by the Republicans of Cerrillos last
night and speeches were made by Hon.
T. B. Catron, B. M. Read and Chas.
Conklin.