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MICHIGAS'S ELECTORAL LAW.
Sustained Except In the Parts that Con net
with Erdernl StRtutca.

LANSING. Juno 17.-Tho constitutiona!ity Of
the Minor Electoral law was sustained BY tho
Supreme Court to-day. Tho opinion. which
was written by Justice Montgomery was con-
CURED In by the entire court. In itthe Court
overrules every objection made to the law,save
that 1t conflicts with the Federal statutes in
attempt to fix q date for the meeting Of
electors and the methods OF certifying their
action. but this. the opinion says. does not
render the rcst OF the act imperative.
Of electinG the President Of the United States
is manifest" says tho Court. " and a. has been
recently well saii 1t s of the first and last con
sequence and importance that in leEisiutinG
upon this subject It should not be regarded
from party STANDPOINT: but neither the fact
been overlooked. nor that this Legislation may
result in serious injustice. can extend our
tons which under the Constitution pertain to
the LEGISLATURE"
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1IiEY IRE .fR7ISTS
Aud Can't Got Free rnssas. Iome as Con.
trnct Iab0rers.

The Treasury Department decided about
year go that MUSICIANS were artists and could
not be debarrcd as contract laborcrs. Members
o'tho RounanIan orchestTa.which arrived here
on May IA from Hamburg under contract to
plny Mt the Eden Music. are sorry they are not
legally regarded as contract lnborers. as they
want to go ack at the expense OF the steam
ship company.
Martin SerAlta. one of tho Rouman;nns,
called at Ellis Island yesterday and said that
no and eleven Of His comrades. INCLUDING ono
woman, wantcd to he sent lnck. lie declared
that when tn" orchestra was engaged the
Hungarian band at the Eden Mu,,'o was on
strike. The band compounded when they
lrnrned that tho ROumanianS were com Ing.
aud so the Rnumanians were out Of a Job in a
strange innd. Only few Of thcn got work.
Col. Weber snii h" couldn't send them lack.
as they wetn artists.
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BALTIMORE. June 10.
Obi Look at Tkisi

To EDITOR The sry--Sir: IIer- Is prospectus
that would drive the Mugwumps ray!ng mad with
deilrious Joy;
For Presid-nt--Grover Cleveland ~ CareCod.
For Observation-Disclosures slupsxy IL he will ecce?D Of
st. Louis.
Cabinet, when elected:
So rretary OF state-Char!es Hunted PRrkhnrst, New
York
secrstary OF Treasury-wism Rourdabou, Grace.
New York.
secretary of wAr-The Rev Thomas Dixon. Jr, New
York.
YORK.
secretary of Intenor-wllln,n rI!mssy Villas. Wis
consin.
Postmnstertiensra-Eve Everlasting Empty Anderson.
New YorI.
secretary Of Agricuiture-Edward Friendle~ Jones.
B!nghamton.
The above 4. Eond ticket ani will meet with tho
appreciation ofeyery Magwnmp and antrIemogrrL
W, HOOK.
This Is splendid, with tho exception Of the
name OF sLUPsKY. Col. AIDE would never take
tho place
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NEST or WAsps nv BRooKLrM.
Peaceful at FIRST, but boys Spelled Their
T~uper-Their Capture.

Wasps took up their summer quarters In tho
tor OF n small maple trcc mt tho corner oil
Nevns and PacIno streets, Brooklyn, scyornl
days ago. They were inoffcnsive at first. and
built thenscl up largo nest Some boys
discovered the most on Wednesday night and
hogan to stone It. ono OF tho stones took
big piece oat OF tho surface Of tho nest. Fully
POO wasps few out. II was warm evening.
and every front stoop on the block was illlcd
with men. women. and children. Tho wasps
didn't con1no themselves TO tho boys. Nearly
twenty women and as many mon wero stung.
to SAL nothing OF the children. who ran around
in all directions screaming with pain. Tho
angry insects ntw into the houses In tho viein-
ny through the oncn windoy-, ana INC occm ,,
sheets before they could drive thrn out.
IN on nhnrsaHS nishs heTS sm1 nnd 'G me
turned to their nests: hut tho Toys w"nlan't
let tncm alone. There were fully $50 young:
stcrs around the tteo on Thursday night. aud
Innn ran ur, thinking n fight. was going on
He attenptedto disp.rse the boys. hut found
It was ansmrofsisiity., In the mem a., time line
poke. and out came the wasps. Tho people
around were all driven into their houses. but
tn" ns nd t got in II o, wGrS on The n3inso,
being driven OF their front, -toors. md after
consultation one NJ them. John Hobbs. volun-
M HoSs ;nH '9 ys HHS
heavy mosquito netting around his head. and.
donning ~ air OF leather gloves started to
mean time. and i chesrcd .hin as no s'art"I
up tho trce:. When Mr.. Hobbs reached tho
tor. hox with sliding cover was hanird w
motion ~ his hand wiped the nest from tho
limb All VI, when It hai lrorrsd, into ihH bGS he
tho trcc amid great applause.
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To Enron THE suS--sfr: In the list OF cx.ofce
holders who are for Cleveland, printed in Tux sux
appears the name of Charles s. fairchiid Permit mo
to call your attention to the fact that Mr. Farchid 10
an oh,rehoder under the present Republican Admins
ua'ion. On Jan. rs last he was sworn in By United
States COMMISSIONS Shields as one OF the
crs OF Appraisal for the site Of the Custom House.
The story san Interesting one as to how Mr.. Pair
child became such oficehoder. In q nutshell, It was
the result OF his relations to the Grace.Piatt com.
bine in this city and State. Every wellposted poll.
'ician is aware that Messrs. Platt and Grace have
dealt" together for yenrs in, around. and through
politics In this city Their last great deal was in put
tirg up the Fasse alleged nvestsa,ion the result Of
which was FaRsets defeat by 60 oCo votes last fall
The new Custom House scheme Is no,oriousiy Plat
Job from beginning to end. Grace's man Fairchd,
was made a Commissioner through Plat This 10
merely an other evidence Of the kind Of Democrats
the Democratic party in this State being bounded BY
Nxw YoHk, June 10. ADruocRI,
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Half Pay when IL Rains.

Tho musicians who play In tn" public parks
complained to Con,rtr,ilrr Myers Yesterday
that an injustice WIS done them 10y compel
ling them 20 report FIR duty WHOM rain pre-
vents them from r,ioyi"T, \" iay !, allowed
IL, ", uii audit tirir hills for half ray when
thcy exported for w"c& aud were prevented
by tho weather.
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wAsuryGroN. Juno 1.-The Lighthouse
Board has received Information relating 70
muGncslum fash light. which. 1t Is said Is
going to prove far superior TO anything which
Is yet known for lighthouse purposes The
light. which was devised by Prof. Schirm OF
Berlin. Germany. IS produced by blowing q
small quantity II magnesium powder with .
current ~ air which has preyiousls passed
thn,uch r,In,ia" s'or" seturlttcd with hcpzne;
into n Ien2,nn gas lame. The flash rOduced
is ,yrcc!lusy intense. With The gs c OF ten
uont"grams ~ magnesium powder hhsn ~
4po.Niu candi" power can be Troiuced, whien
c9H he f"9n on g clear s nIrt! Ills
dash light. in addition t. It's l 6einS
VERY much moro Powerful than any Amoma
clr'tr.r light, IA far better a.alltnl 70 iight-
hrus Purposes. on account Of - rays yihg lu
III" rcd and yellow portions ( The spectrum.
instead Of in III" blue rort nj - y IN hg case
w.'h tho electric light Ihh iiEhthouse
lwngd. alter m cNantnaii.n " ..t1 ,rii ,bs
sent d., H. MAS So faNoraliy IN : sseu WIN me
h.; mat il Las decided to order an apparatus
t,,ir " ~ in experiments at tho general do
pot at staten Island.
Don't take any chances with stubborn cold but 80
rid It r.tIvisily WIN the hep 4 pr JAynes Exps~
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To EpIoR ~ Tux SrS--Sir The declarations 10
by hairmnn Murphy last night at Chicago are po..
fectly sound and "a the point
We dislike Cleveland for the friends he has made.
A Iuuc DEsOCGAr.
NV YOHE, June II.
To INK EprIoH or TuI srs-Sr' Cleveland can
rcra carry this State than could boEitarI the
moon with pich;ork. Can lie carry Indiana' Ask
the friends and followers o. tho laaented Thomas 4.
Hendricks. We canno: by any possible means elect =
Democratic Resident without Indiana md New
York. Through his political genus and strategy
liil has struck deadly blow ~ Rep hican supremacy
IA this state. which should assure him the loyalty and
support OF Democrats everywhere. This is st!l tho
Empire state anu he Il her fhyOTts and the oil
logical candidate IN the coming contest.
mysaI have no personal Crudse shiEst Mr.. Cieve-
lRud voted for hiIn In isSs nai ina now lnNo him
less hui hove The Democratic party NOR" believe
Ear As Ms state II concerned to nominate HIni at
THIS critical lhh"tute wo"d lee political suicide. Tax
about his honesty and Democracy! A man WHO is nov
MI irE N sncrihcc his party for hsown advancement
s not an honest democrat, but demssogGe pure and
rank and NJ. OF this states Democracy. for the very
NngvnnIs. who never were and never can he good
democrats In any ease those political Inmates arc a
mere fraction OF the voting popnlA ton; ! am only a
fuhedzed private OF m army Of 100000 Democratic
yet appreciate my rights and privileges as citizen OF
inc republic. hate bgOtTy. sham. and hypocrisy.
honor uVnhnoI, honesty. aud patriotism Rory IN
the pNhHply o. American citizenship am revere tho
genius ~ human ii.einuI. JuSIus
SAs fURg, JGue IL lsUl.
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Some Figures and Remarks.

We invite the attention OF all Democrats
to tho following figures. which show Mr..
CLEvELANp's plurality In certain States In
1884 and his plurality. or the Republican
plurality, In the same States In 1888:
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Tho institutions are entitled to 81 week for
each child under III committed to their caro-.
Tho o"ercharge appears 10 hnvo resulted from
carclessncss in fall DE- t" de'luct from the list
who hal reached thu age o! ln. Auditor Lyon
says In his report that tho only fault WAS care
lessness. and he recommends the adoption Of
more bnsinnssike methods.
The overpayments in every case have either
boon refunded or have been deducted from tile
paymcnts for May.
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IandlaGy-whaf g"'uq Ia leave us. Mr.. narginsayle
hone yniI' We nn tau. mud with the table
Eoataer-Su; ne "a t"'' al rlgni hui rnOmmAt Q
Is IN amateur I io.f1""r an e insists on TAX N .
nAshsht plcthic, a.: ne every hisht when I'm yug
In IL. Alan
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Tor ~ I oinplrNion.

FIDui I'u1R,
Little Nose YaeThy--I wants 10 git bottle oh dat
tr .Au 10 dc CuuptrEiun
DIuggIst-Nhaf Eihh
little Nvse-Ghocolais cream. gusss; IT'S TO my
SlstehI
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OVEECHARGIS CORRECTED.
Six Charitable Institutions In whoss Ac.
counts Errors Were Found.

The amounts that certain charitable institu-
lions have received from the excise moneys IN
excess Of their due were made public yester-
day on the completion OF tho report OF Chief
Auditor Lyon Of the Finance Department. The
In ct uti nd mint.
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That Was Why.

HoJack- where Is shat umbrella lent you last week
ToHdik-lrs AT home. Why d" you ass'
n"iack-The man borrowed It VI ssys that the
svRet has bean asking Tor IL
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7nE DEMOCRAT or TIE STUFFED ONE.



Fraudulent to the lasti Despite their nendacious
Gains OF a large following tho actual number OF
C'oresnd snappers 10 40 to the Chicago Cont
ton from She city OF New York 10 ~ lust six less
Than three delegates for each OF The twenty fcur dis
icts, seven eight IL tho number for tickets
have been purchased. Tho Tammnhy contingent mum.
bcts 800.
No Mnrwump candidate can carry New York this
year. or any other year.
II. As alleged by the delegates from the Hnwkeyo
state. Democratic succes5 IN Iowa is duo to tho Att
tnde OF the party there IN opposition to prohibition
and to sumr;unry laws and H. rs alleged by the en-.
thuSiastc delegates from the Badger state tho Gcrman
voters OF Wisconsin. who are opposed to prohibition
legislation nre numerous enough To turn tho scale
against the Republicans there what Ia the matter with
David - i. the man who knocked out the fanatics In
Newiork asa tavorte in these two States,
The year 1902 10 not = stampede year Tho magic
name Of James O. blaine tho foremost Republican in
America failed to move tho delegates In Minneapolis
1hey chose the man who they thought would win. ami
tnmnh and political frenzy had nothing to do with the
case No fear that the Democrats in Chicago will he
carried OF of their feet. out Of their heads The
choice of President OF tho United States ser Gus
business for sober ninted men.
Mayor Of Emira, 1882. Lieutenant Governor. 1883.
Governor 1885 TO 1890. United States scuator 1891.
President o; the United States March 4. 1898.
the local candidates OF TnEimany Hail defeatsd
In the city OF New York In tho municipal election
preceding the Presidential ccntest OF 1879 the local
nominees OF Taminany Hall In New York defeated
In tho municipal election preceding the Presidential
contest OF 1880 the Tsmmnny local nominees de.
feated BY the candidates OF the Irving Hall Democracy
recognized as regular by tho Democratic State Conven
ton in Syracuse. In the year preceding tho Fret
DENTAL election OF 1894 the Democratic opponents OF
rammany swept tho Held. Thoy had m ajority Of the
fha t,,s
vention OF that year In the year preceding the Pre
Dental election Of 1883 there factions
New York city Democracy recognized on equal terms
by the Democratic state Convention in Saratoga.
This year. for the rst time In twenty years. the
Gratis OF New York city are in one organization En-.
Enthusiastically and they arc for HILL
Tho New York Convention was too sariy for tho
Cerelandtes: the Ohio Convention was too late for
them McUinty is still sinking
No one has seen Rdward Cooper with a Cleveland
torch or Grace label. You haven't. aud you won't.
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Three run over and one killed. That is
tho record which the New York truck drivers
made on Wednesday, In such cases the
drivers are arrested. but seldom or ever pun
ished. No doubt in a great city accidents Of
this Kind will happen. In some cases the
truckmcn are not to blame. but In some they
are. Cnrelessness is not always the cause:
brutal indifference has something to do with
1t. As evidence Of the spirit that animates
many OF these men we may take the remark
Of one Of them to a crowd Of his svmpathlzng
friends In Nassau street. near Liberty the
other day. His horses had Just knocked down
q little girl about years old. The child was
not seriously injured: but 1t was her good for
tune and not tho driver that saved her why
In hell don't they mind their kds' II they
minded them a fellow wouldn't lose his job
Then from the crowd came shouts. That's
So young fellow You're right there. every
tme!' Drive on" And he drove on; there
was no policeman present
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GROVER Is now goner. at least over In Ar.
knnsas-H,p'ihi, ArI,df'A pa'Inche
Our contemporary might have left of Arkan-
sas. Put it is better that GROVER should be
coner than that tho Dem ocratic party should
go into liquidation. with tho Muawumps Us
permanent assiGnees.
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Now lot the Democracy do likewise!

Ex-Secretary WHITNEY SAYS he would not
take the Democratic nomination n It were offered
TO him Hoa.Tio SEYMOUR III ls,is said TO the Demo
cratic Convention: Con bless all but your can
diuale cannot be-" And then they nominated him.
and he accepted WnirSrr is not greater or truer
than SEYNorR.-Hi'tipy,, Ame5i,dh.
That is so no doubt: but there Is no other par.
allel in the cnse. Mr.. WHITNEY Is not now In tho
line OF succession as q Presidential aspirant
The New York Democracy won't hear Of him.
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Massachusetts. Iowa. Nebraska. and Wis
consin are especially worthy OF notice, and
carry thpir own sufficient commentary.
Just one batch moro and wo are done. Com
pare the vote received by GnovEn ChEvE-
LAND In those States In 1888 with tho vote
received by the then Democratic candidates
for Governor in the Same States:
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Tho Alabama election for Governor was In
August; the Louisiana election In April. In
Now York the candidate for Governor WIS
DAVID BENNETT HILL. Bothin undoubted-
ly Democratic States though Alabama can
hardly DO accounted as such now. for there.
too, the Farmers Alliance will have none OF
CLEvEbAND-nnd In usually close States Ike
Now York. Mr.. CLEVELAND is far behind
the Democratic ticket. His weakness. as
we have seen. is structural.
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What is to become Of Mr. BLAINE Is q 1ues-
ton that is interesting good many pcop!e.-Cistini
L,ni,r.
We trust he may 1.-Two many years to enjoy
the admiration and respect OF his fellow coun-
trvmen. In regard to all public questions Of
Importance. no opinion will be listened to more
defsrentially than his.
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Don't take any chances with stubborn cold but sss
rid AZ Il TatIvslly WIN the hep u Dr. JAynes Exps4
IoEant. AeaAug lnediciue for tie lungs-Ad~s
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Under the genial influences of Cleye-
landism. Gen. HARRISON WAS ablo to get n
bigger vote In Maine than even Mr.. BLAINE.
Mr.. CLEvELAND's vote in Maine and YER
mont In 1888 was pretty hard hit. Tho
same thing occurred In Nevada, but Nevada
does not count as much.
Now for few more figures. They aro
tiresoms symbols. no doubt. to the anti
snapper mind. but sane Democrats would
rather study them than hear Mugwump clo-
qucnce. In one column we give the gain
made by the Republicans and In another tho
gain made by the Democrats in certain
States In 1888 as compared with 1884:
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Fn,rehrr. Relation. with Grao. and p,.,t.

No one has seen Rdwnrd Cooper with a Cleveland
torch or Grace label. You haven't. and you WON'T
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-07
A PiOUS IDEA.

A Boston physician has advanced a
clever idea. He wants the churches of
the east to cease sending abroad thous-
ands of dollars yearly for supporting So
called missionaries, and instead begin
their charity nearer home by sending
those members OF their flock afflicted
with consumption to the mountains of
New Mexico to be cured by residence
amid this sunshine and pure air. There
is a whole lot of Christian horse-sense in
this suggestion. Fully 30 per cent OF all
the deaths in New England occur from
consumption, and ii this number could
be cut down one-hat by sending the
patients to the southwest, the promoters
of such good work would be amply
repaid. This is duty the wealthy
church people owe to their members,
and its effects upon posterity would be
far reaching. 1t would be wise and
phllanthropic move on the part OF the
several church denominations in New
England to organize sanitarium assocla-
tons, to be supported by church funds,
and establish institutions in New Mexico
for the care and treatment Of their con-
sumptive members.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-07
The Wabash.


Why, the wabash" is the most deslr-
able route, for all points east.
LIST. You can purchase through tickets
for all eastern points, at any cupon ticket
office in the west, over this line, taking
your choice of routes to the Missouri riv.
or.
I'd. You can go either by the way Of
Omaha, or Kansas City, at your pleasure.
Sd. From either of those points you
can have your choice of five distinct
routes, as follows.
Via, the Admiral air line, which is the
short line of the east
Via, st. Louis, where close connections
is made with all eastern and southeastern
routes.
Via, Chicago, the Worlds fair city, some
times called 1.-The windy CITY,"
Via, Toledo, Ohio's great inland city,
connecting at that place with the lake
shore fast trains for the east.
Via, Detroit, Michigans prettiest and
most beautiful city, where eastern lines
connect closely.
All, OF the above named points are
reached, direct, only by the Wabash and
direct by no other line running from the
west.
Ask, for your tickets by the way OF this
line, and accept of them by no other.
We run the finest trains on earth. A
bold assertion, but cold fact. Write me
for rates, maps, etc.
o. L. ALLEN, Travelling Agent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-07
THE DEMAND OF HoME.sEEKERS.

Senator Warren's proposition that con-
gress at its present session should either
cede the arid lands to the western states
and territories or re-enact the presumption
law, is al excellent one. 1t is true that
many settlers are coming into the noun
tains who have exhausted their pre-emp-
ton right. and the fact that they once
made homes in Kansas or Iowa and aided
in settling up that portion OF the west
ought not to bar them out OF coming
further west on a similar mission since
they have sold out to some thrifty settler
back there, The government owes a
debt of gratitude to these pioneer home
makers they are the advance guards in
whose wake follow the farmers aud
fruit growers who come in numbers to build
churches and schools. AS matters now
stand it is not fair to the Rocky mountain
states and territories, nor to those seeking
homes here, that the presumption law
should stand as a dead letter.
If congress will cede the arid lands all
this can be adjusted by the states and
territories themselves, but if congress fails
in this, then it should certainly revive
the pre-. emption law.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-07
NOTHING TO IT.

Our esteemed contemporary the Ration
Range, intimates that there is a job being
put up in calling the Republican conven-
ton to select delegates to Minneapolis at
Silver City on April IA, next. That may
be the case, although no good reason is
apparent .or the opinion uttered by the
Renge. At any rate as we have remarked
before whoever receives the most votes
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-07
BESTIR YOURSELVES.

The Republicans all over New Mexico
should commence to take an interest in
politics. A Republican county admins
tration means all honest and well man.
aged county government. A Democratic
county administration in New Mexico
means the reverse. Bestir yourselves,
men and brethren, and prepare for the
fight. The best interests OF the people OF
New Mexico will be subserved by Repub.
lcan success.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-07
They SHOULD BE TAXED.

RAILROAD corporations in New Mexico
pay a large share of the taxes for the
support Of the territorial and county gov
eminent; express companies and the
Pullman car company should also he made
to pay fair proportion of taxes. The
burdens Of the people must be lightened
aud certainly these money making cor
p)rations can help in that direction. Tax
them on their gross receipts, say - per
800 anyway. The coming legislative
assembly must take this matter up and
stand by the people as against these
monOpolieS.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-07
HE HAD BETTER NUT,

A DAKOTA Ella Wilcox Wheeler, has
written poem dedicated to Senator PEI.
fer; the poetess is evidently OF an alliance
turn Of mind and commences her poem
with the following stanza:
"Arm; 90 forth naked for the fight"
The New MEXICAN suggests to the
senator, with all due respect, that he had
better not follow the advice of his Dakota
admirer.