Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-01
AROUND THE CIRCLE.
A Great Address for Il Great Crowd at
Albuquerque Last Night-lIr.
Catron's Reception
itical News.

Hon. T. B. Catron spoke at Grants
opera house in Albuquerque last night.
He was introduced by Mr.. E, W. Spencer,
and received an ovation from start to
finish. There never was such political
meeting before in New Mexico. The spa
cious hall was literally packed and so was
the stair case clear down to the pavement.
Joseph and Childers had spoken in the
same hall the previous evening" and the
contrast between the two meetings was
remarked by everybody. These two dis
ciples of White Capism, free wool and
free lead had gone out of their way to
give utterance to many vile ISLANDERS
against the Republican candidate for con-
gress, and verbatim copies of their re-
marks had been taken by order Of the
Republican central committee. Copies
of these were given Mr.. Catron
and he took them for a text in his
speech last night. Mr.. Joseph's duplicity
and brazen falsehoods were shown up to
the evident satisfaction of every voter
present, and as for Childers he never in
his life got such basting rs he received
at the hands of the Republican nominee
Every statement in the speeches of these
two would-be leaders of intelligent men
was taken up, point by point, and
answered in detail. Amidst cheer after
cheer and the greatest enthusiasm Mr..
fo{p 10 f.p tyun lo1r
The crowd was with him to the end. One
hearer said it was the best campaign
speech ever delivered in New Mexico and
another said it would give Catron 200
more votes in Albuquerque than his
friends had counted on securing.
The New MEXICAN had arranged for
stenographic report of this speech and it
was taken, but failed to reach here by this
mornings mail. 1t will be printed in full
early next week.
From Albuquerque Messrs. Catron and
Morrison left for Gallup this morning
and they speak there tonight, To-mor-
row they return to Albuquerque and will
address the people at the court house, Old
Town, tomorrow evening
POLITICAL RAKE-oFF.
Taos county Democrats meet in con
vention to-day. Mr.. Joseph is present.
Hon. W, L. Rynerson, of Las Cruces,
came up to Albuquerque last night to at |
tend the big Republican meeting.
Mr.. Reynolds says the indications in
the east all point to the reelection of
President Harrison by large majority.
Las Vegas FreePress.
The Albuquerque Democrat occasional
ly falls over truth. Hear it: tom Cat
ron is very able man, and the people
will come out to hear him every time they
get chance
The Democrats of the district of San !
Juan, Taos and Rio Arriba will meet on
the 9Th inst. to fill the vacancy on the
ticket caused by Hon. L. r. Z. Paulin
declining to run for the legislative council
against Hon. I. D, Burns.
The caucus at Felix Martinez's office
last night among few of the select de-
cided who was to be put up and for what
and when the county convention meets all
it will have to do, is to ratify the action
of the 'clique. = Las Vegas Free press.
Seven hours delay at Lamy and the
engine on the delayed train jumping the
track at Wagon Mound, caused Governor
Prince to miss his engagement to speak
at Ration on Friday night. He did not
reach Ration till 1870 Friday night. Gov.
Slower was on hand, however, and talked
sound Republican doctrine to the
people.
We have learned that Mr.. W. S. Prayer,
of the well known JaffaPrager Co., has
been nominated for the council instead
of Mr.. Hawkins, who declined. Every
body, including the ladies, likes Will
Prayer; but as we are Democratic to the
backbone, we shall have to part company
with him. We feel well assured of one
thing, however; should Mr.. Prayer be
elected, we shall have an honest repre-
sentative who will use his best efforts for
the advancement of the interests of his
people, regardless of politics.-Roswell
Record.