Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-07
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Goueness Of the Ourb,stone Politician
Dona Aua's Delegates eso-
lut.ons from Rio Arriba-
Political Dots.

What bright, beautiful day, and how
enchanting was the plaza during
the early morning hours. There was
something lacking about the land scape,
however; q great void was there; an
Openness in the very atmosphere that
the chipping birds and the genial sun
shine strove hard to FIJI but the openness
was there, just the same for the curb
stone politician had gone yes, complete
" dissolved from view. The street curbs
he was wont to hold down with his
number nine foot and much broader
grin seemed lonesome. The places that
have known him so well for weeks past,
alas Now knows him no more. He
has gone; nor does he seem to have
stood upon the order of his going-he
simply went. The voters spake, and
now, pity It's, It's true, not even the
goneness OF his went remains to fill up
the aching void of his absence. Ta-ta,
adiOs Let US drop a silent tear to the
memory OF the unlamented departed. In
Santa Fe the curb stone politician shall
he in it no more forever. 'Rah for the peo-
pie and progress.
DONA ANA'S DELEGATES.
In reply to Geographic inquiry the
New MEXICAN is informed that the Dons
Ana county delegation to the Silver City
convention, occurring one week from to-
day, is composed OF Messrs. W. l.. Ryner'
son, j. II. Riley, w. H. II. Llewellyn. A.
J Fountain, John P. Casey, jr., Jacintc
ArmlJo, George Lynch.
RIO ARRIBA RESOLUTIONS.
The following are the resolutions adopt
ed at the Rio Arriba Republican conven
ton:
Resolved, That we endorse the admin
istration of President Harrison as emf
nently wise, able and patriotic; anc
especially thank the president for the at
tention which he has bestowed on New
Mexican affairs, he being the first presi
dent who has ever referred to the inter
ests of New Mexico III his message t
congress.
Il, solved, That we endorse the presen
territorial administration, as honest
capable and energetic; and as being de
voted to the development of the country
and the prosperity OF the people.
RATIFICATION RUMBLEs.
The new city council takes it seat or
Tuesday night next, Mayor Valdez pre-
siding.
At Las Vegas the Democratic candidate
for mayor, James Duncan, was elected
and the Republicans elected their mar
shall and recorder.
The Ration Range is very much elateC
over the result OF the town election. VIM
Tlndall was chosen mayor, John Jelfs, J
J. Shuler, G. d. Stevens and G. G. Wray
trustees.
The knitting of Seigman by some of the
Democratic aspirants for official honors a
Tuesdays election is causing several per
sons to keep up dell of thinking jus
now.
Santa Fe Republicans will turn GU
and have roueing ratification meeting
at the court house tonight. They have
a well earned victory to celeb ate. lie
the people be on hand.
The city vote will be canvassed at tn,
city council rooms at o'clock, tOmor
row afternoon, when, according to TIT
law, "the city clerk will call to his as
sistance the mayor" and proceed will
the work.
The enterprising young Republican,
who constitute a majority of the cit
school board are making a careful stud
Of the public school law. What's tn
matter with the young men as schoc
trustees anyway?
Out Of the six delegates which hav
represented this territory in national cor
ventions in the last twelve years Santa
county has had two. Dona Ana two, Sa
Miguel one and Valencia one. Thu
speaks the time-honored individual, "Vo
PopuIl," in the Albuquerque Citizen, an
suggests Slower and Ancheta as delegate
this year.