Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-26
THE CAMPAIGN.
Messrs. CatrOn and Morrison in COlfax
Guadalupe County Has Split
and Two Tickets are Named.
The Local Democracy Resolutes-W
8. Prayer In the Field-Campaign
Z umbs from Sundry
Sources.

RATION, sept. 25.-Ihe Republican raIi-
fication meeting at Blossburg on Friday
night was an immense success. 1t was
very largely attended and that by very
intelligent and good class of citizens
Hon. T. B. Catron made powerful speech
showing up Antonio Joseph's duplicity
and lack of veraoity, and convincing his
hearers that Joseph was not to be trusted
and that his charges against the Repub-
lican candidate were falsehoods. The
Democratic administration under the
Cleveland regime came in for some heavy
knocks and Mr.. Catron showed and salts
fed the audience that that administration
had injured the territory greatly and that
Joseph's course in congress had added to
that injury.
Judge Morrison's speech was remark
ably well received and did much good.
He convinced the coal miners that the
policy of the Democracy and its New Mex
leo leaders was strongly opposed to the
interests of the coal miners and of the
New Mexico laboring men. The meeting
and the speeches have made votes for the
Republican candidates and will also help
the Republican county ticket of Colfax
county.
The news from eastern Colfax, Mora
and San Miguel counties is very cheering
and the Republicans are making gains in
those sections the Democratic bosses
whose speeches consist simply of calling
their opponents assassins, murderers and
thieves, will find that in that section their
ISLANDERS are doing no good. Many a
Democrat has already become disguised
with the doings and indecent actions OF
the Democratic leaders and many a one
will vote the Republican ticket this cam.
paign, many one, indeed, who has never
voted Republican ticket before.
Messrs Catron and Morrison left here
for Springer and had meeting in thai
town Saturday night. Much credit is due
Capt. T. W. Collier the successful editor
of the Range, and to Messrs. Voorhees,
Leahy and Young, whose eIertions ant
well directed efforts materially aided il
making the Ration and Blossburg meet
| ings the success they proved to be.
The Blossburg people are very DESTROYS
of having Judge Morrison return and giv'
them another talk, but that seems not tt
be possible, as the judges time is al
taken up from now till election day.
RATION.
GUADALUPE COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The Peoples party held a convention il
Puerto de Luna, which was not very har
monious, in fact, it split wide open. TIL
following is the ticket nominated by tn
first convention, and which will probabl,
be supported by the Republicans.
Senator, Robert Mingus; representative
Celso Baca; commissioners, Melquiade
Ramirez, Jose NJ. Baca, Francisco Aragon
probate Judge, Antonio Lopez, sheriff
Carlos Casados; probate clerk, VIM. Gid
dings; assessor, Juan Hinojos; treasurer
Jesus Hinojos; school superintendent
Pablo Beaubien; coroner, Santiago Gid
dings, surveyor, W. l.. Crockett.
The boilers call their ticket the Unite
Peoples and Democratic ticket and pu
up the following nominees: Delegate
Antonio Joseph; representative, Lorenz'
Labadie; commissioners, Robert Mingus
Pablo Martin, Juan Marquee; probat
judge, Fernando Baca; probate clerk, T
L. Tracy; sheriff, Eduardo Martinez; as
SCISSOR, Leandro Casaus; treasurer, ].
Mink; superintendent of schools, 7. B. Gid
dings; coroner, Andres Coronado.
REVISED LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
. Republican meetings, to be addresse
by Hon. 7. B. Catron and Judge A. I
Morrison will be held as follows:
Cerrillos. :. Thursday. Sept. 20
Albuquerque Friday ........ " 80
Gallup. Saturday. Dot. l
Socorro. -. Monday ....... 8
Kelly Tuesday .......
Further announcements of this series o
meetings will be made in due season.
SANTA Re COUNTY DEMOCRATS.