Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-18

WITH A LhhtE NhJohlll
There will be also bitter fight on the
sheriff. The Republican nominee IS well
and favorably known and will, think,
pull through all right. There is no split
in the party this year and everything Is
harmonious, and if the Republicans will
do their duty and stand by the ticket, the
Democratic party will be showed under
and that pretty deep But as SAID be-
fore we must not 60 to sleep while work
ing, for it is no small matter at this cleo
ton. The people of Sierra want dele
cate who will do as he agrees to and look
after the interest of the territory first, his
own interest last. Such man the voters,
or n majority of them, think is I. B. Cat
ron and are willing to give him trial
Protection.
I'm san Juan County.
According to the Index, this is what
happened in the Democratic convention
in San Juan county:
"When the convention reassembled In
the evening Senior Dominguez took the
floor, and through an interpreter inform
ed the chairman and the convention that
the Largo delegation felt that they mad
been imposed upon and mistreated by the
convention, and would withdraw from
further participation in its deliberations
In the election the Democrats OF Largo
would act independently, and vote for
those candidates only who represent the
best interests of the people. This SAID
with earnestness and dignity, the spokes'
man and interpreter, Dominguez and
Lobato, left the convention followed by
their delegation and every Mexican IN the
convention, save one. The one exception
Juan B. Valdez, delegate from Blanco
| took the floor announced that he would
90 with his friends, and left the conven'
ton. The Pine River delegate, Mr.. Will
mers, had not returned to the convention
and was among the disaffected. This dis
affection took out of the convention more
than % per cent of the strength, ans
startled the managers of the machine who
had brought it about by their high hand
ed proceedings"
Campaign Crumbs.
Three weeks from to-day will end thi
years battle.
The campaign has actively commenced
in Taos county and the result will shoV
a large Republican majority. Sabe'
Colfax county note in the Folsom
Metropolitan: 1.-TWO years ago Antonio
Joseph had majority in this county o
175 This year the ma iority will be abou
175 for T. B. Catron.
The Republicans of Rio Arrlba ar
waking up and the county will give L.
Il bo Pannblinnn pnnntV tickle
the largest majority it has ever give
any party ticket since its existence.
Says the Aztec Index: Fate helps thos
who help themselves. One of the mos
! b,,ca.irg G,s+c.es 81 Nj. Catsro..i ,S candi
dacy is the energy he throws into tn
canvass. He is hustler, and ought t.
win for that reason if no other.-Cham
New Mexican.
T. P. Gable, secretary of the territoria
Democratic central committee, returne
from Las Vegas this morning. He say
he thinks the Peoples party-Democrati
ticket will be elected by reduced majoi
ity. Everything centers on the fight owe
the sherievalty.
Willard S. Hopewell Democratic car
date for the house from Sierra county
I admits that this is bad year for him
run. Your head is very level, Willard
you should not have allowed the Demo
cratic bosses at Albuquerque to talk 20
into running against your own best judg
t ment.
t The attempt to spring fraudulent po
! tax receipts in this county is not sue
ceeding as yet. The boards of regiatrt
= ton are on the lookout and can not b
a intimidated. Every attempt at fraud c
illegal registration is being watched care
t fully and recorded and there will b
a music in the air when the next Unite
: States and territorial grand juries me'
t in January. The Democratic bose
$ need not attempt any bulldozing for
S will not go.
$ "Catron went to Washington to get tn
bill for the admission of New Mexic
l. through the senate Silver City Sent
e nell The above is not susceptible {
t contradiction. He went there few weel
as private citizen, at his own expens
He has not been there yet for eight veal
at an expense of $4,000 to the tax pa,
:. ers of the country and accomplish
@ nothing. If he had the Republican woul
b. not support him.-Las Cruces Republ
can.