Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-10-28

y
are arranging for red hot campaign in
the northern part of this county during
the coming. That means they will en-
dcavOr to debauch the voters with whisky,
get them drunk and tell them lies and
fasehoods That's what they call making
Il campaign.
The Democratic managers of New Mex
leo are badly demoralized over the out
look. They are resorting to the most
desperate measures to secure Mr.. Josephs
election. They realize that Mr.. Catron's
chances for election are improving every
day: hence their mud slinging.-Raton
Range.
Chairman Twitchell and the county
Republican candidates held big meetings
at Galsteo on Wednesday night and at
Mesa, in Canoncito precinct, yesterday
afternoon, Tonight they go to Cerrillos
and will be joined there by Hon. G. w.
Prichard of Las Vegas. Tomorrow
night a rousing meeting of Republicans
will be held at San Pedro.
Ferguson said in his speech last night
that he despised Catron. Well, we sup
pose that is true. We understand that
Catrons professional success fairly makes
the Albuquerque gentleman green with
envy. Catron is a big Drained man, and
of course the small fry will yelp at his
heels as he passes by.-Las Vegas Free
Press.
Hons. I. Catron and j. A. Ancheta were
expected to arrive from Mora this after
noon, and go out to the La Liendre pre-
cinct in company with Eugenio Romero
Placido SandoVal and other earnest work
ers for the Republican cause. Messrs.
Catron and Ancheta were given an ova'
ton at Mora, at least 500 people meeting
them, some miles out, and accompanying
them into town,-Las Vegas Optic.
, The Republican state committee has
asked Gov. Prince to speak at Denver
Trinidad, Canon City and Fort Collins
next week, and the governor will leave OF
Monday night to meet this call. There
are thousands of old Republicans il
Colorado who are thinking of voting fol
Weaver on the silver issue, not seeing
that vote for Weaver is practically {
t vote for Cleveland. This is the element
, that has to be reasoned with in the Colo
RADIO campaign.
The Democratic rally at the oper;
house had a fair audience last night tC
listen to Messrs. Ferguson and Boone
! OF course the Democrats claim it was {
| fine affair and it was, probably, from
their point of view, but Mr.. Ferguson
makes no argument when he says he "de
, spises Mr.. Catron." If that is the best h
: can do, and his best argument it is yer,
f poor. Judge Boone closed the meeting
y with flowery speech.-Las Vegas Free
I Press.
$ In all the three hours of solid tall
b which the Democrats did last night, no
one word was said on the sub ect of MI
Joseph's two grants and the manner il
: which he had acquired them, as charge'
by Mr.. Catron, on Monday evening
), Such silence could not have been acci
+ dental, and seems, under the circum
! stances, to have been of the character o
- consent. If there was anything i'll tn
way of political discussion, last night
q anything, in fact, but a personal assault
', on Mr.. Catron, that feature, too, failed t
. attract the attention of the auditors
Las Vegas Optic.
Antonio Joseph spoke at Atrisco, i
Bernalillo county, Wednesday; the meet
, ing broke up in row. Joseph made
h speech denouncing Mr. Catron bitterly
$ and according to the account furnishe
: this journal, called Mr.. Catron liar an
v a thief. Several Republicans jumped VI
o told Joseph that if he used any such Ian
), guage he himself was the liar and tn
a thief, and a row was the consequence
IS Yesterday he held a meeting at Las Grit
n gos and at Bernalillo, and tonight will b
at Las Cruces. At that point the shor
hand reporter of the NEW MEXICAN will b
with him for the purpose of trying t
y keep him close to facts.