Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-21
The GEORGIA EDITORS.
A OOngonial Press Gang Being Royalty
Entertained in Santa Pe
To-day.

Entertained in Santa Fe
To-day.
The Georgia Weekly Press association,
numbering fifty four representative men
OF The new south, are spending the day in
the historic capital city to-day, and they
are being entertained in the most cordial
manner by the Board of Trades commit
tees and citizens in general.
After a good breakfast at the Palace
| hotel Gen. f. f. Hobart and other mem
bers of the subcommittee on reception
took the visitors in hand and showed
them the chief points of historic and
modern interest At 8 O'Clock guard
mount at Fort Marcy was witnessed, and
at 10 reception was rendered them at
the governors palace, Governor Prince
making hearty address of welcome, to
which Hon. w. c. Martin, bright young
attorney who has newspaper interests at
Dalton, Ga, responded eloquently on
behalf of the Georgans. Among. other
things Mr.. Martin said Santa Fe, being
1000 feet above sea level, amidst the
purest of cool air and everlasting sunshine,
be and his associates "here felt that they
were very near heaven"
At 10 80 complimentary concert by
the 10th U. S. infantry band took place
in the plaza pagoda, handsome souvenir
programs being distributed among the
&c "a
dered:
Medley, Southern Plantation Songs, "Conterno.
Fantasia, LA PHOma, ,....,,,,., arg. Mlssud
National Airs, tAmeriesn), :. =, arg Boyer
Polka short and Sweet ...... .........: snort.
Danza McXicana, "Roses and Thorns, Rldeuyne.
Waltz 'SobIe Las Olas '...... arg. Creut2berg.
The remainder OF the forenoon was
4 spent in visiting the ancient churches,
museums, Indian schools, orchards, gar
Z dens, etc.
= The visitors declare they have had a
:. most enjoyable trip and have seen enough
g to convince them that New Mexico is
g Justly entitled TO admission as sovereign
a state OF the Union.
" They were particularly impressed with
" Santa Fe as the center OF a wonderfully
% rich mineral producing and fruit growing
g region and said they were astonished tc
p find the horticultural industry so prosper
:, GUS here.
The visitors will leave tonight for LaE
m Vegas, Trinidad, Pueblo, Colorado
m Springs and Denver, and thence return
to their southern homes via Fort Worth
They will carry with them many peasan
remembrances of the coming "Sunshint
state"
The following is con- plete list of TIT
:, party
" S. T. Blalock, vice president of the as
ISOLATION, Fayetteville News; @. d. Barker
a corresponding secretary, Southern Star
Atlanta; ?. T. McCutchen, secretary
Franklin News; J. W. Anderson, Covine
3 ton Star, treasurer; ". S. Clayton, Pied
mont Republican; D. A. Baker, America
Union, Royston; G. A. Bond, Hartwe
. Sun; H. c. Edenfeld, Swanesboro Pin
Forest; NJ. NJ. Allison, State of Dad
News, Trenton; Miss NJ. Hornaday
!. Schley County News, Elleville I. Cuyle
r. Smith, Atlanta Constitution; Misses Kat
or and Lillian Booz, Gedartown; ii. L
Wakefield, Atlanta Mail and Express
n Miss Florence b. Williams, Naldost
y Telescope; C. NJ. Morcock, Meriweathe
4 Planter, Woodbury.; NJ. j. Conley, Ea!
y; Point Plowboy; d, j. Thaxton an
"a daughter, Jackson Argus; Ed. A, su
llvan, Waynesboro Citizen; f. b. Ru
sell and wife, Ceda.town Standard
ie Parry Lee, Pike County Joul
70 nal, Zebulon; ]. |. Ingham, Washin
ton Gazette; J. w. Cain, Chattanoot
News, Summermille; Mrs. Nettie Smitl
Atlanta Sunny South; W. A. Dodge, j
It WAY of Life, Atlanta; R. o. Engran
Montezuma Record; John Don McLeo
, Oglethrope Citizen: T. NJ. Howard, Ear
News, Blakely, J. L. Williams, Bapti
Leader, Cumming; E. L. Rainey, Da'
:" son News; G. NJ. Furlough and Miss Ii
zie Furough, Madison Madisonian, Gle
az Patterson, Lincolnton News; W. Trt
of Bankston. New South, Ringgold; &,
,st Jordon, Yatesvie Enterprise; X.
of Fulton, Courier, Atlanta N. S. Edward
in ir., Dawson Journal; Robert L. Moy
X. Cnthbert Liberal; W. NJ. Hobby, S.
of wanna Telephone; Vivian L. Sanley, Du
sr lin Post; J. R. Beverly Dispatch al
,ai News, Hawkinsville; l.. f. Ford, Haz
ha hurst Chronicle; w. G. Martin, Spr
If Place Jimplecute, Dalton; Horace
2 Ellington, Elijay Courier; j. L. DeGl'
"a Atlanta Business Directory G. Ii. HI
he per, Janesboro Enterprise ; Ira G. Va
,al Duzer, Eberton Star; &. W. William
on Bullock Times, Statesboro.
ate A LOYAL SENTIMENT.
To the Editor OF the New Mexican.
nd SANTA FE, July q, '92.-lntense
nd Democratic as am, and intensely 4
'te publican as you are, it is neverthele
81. ,t with feelings of profound personal go
" will and respect that l grasp your ha
w. as worthy and manly opponent in Q
ro ,,xo,t Yyotionol esupa