Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-05
MORA DEMOCRAT

The Democrats have placed in nonli-
nation the following ticket in Mora cJun
ty:
Legislative Representative for the Dis
trict OF Mora and Colfax-Rev. L. Tramp
ton; for the District OF Mora-A, l.,
Branch
Sheritf-Agapito Abeytia.
Treasurer. H. Daniel.
School Superintent-J. D. McGrath.
County Clerk--TeodoCio Gonzales.
Probate Judge-Jose NJ. Galegos.
County Commissioners-Augustin Vi
ell, Pantaleon Garcia, Bernardo Salazar.
CAMPAIGN CATCH-UPs.
Mr. Benz. VI. Read speaks this after
noon at Los Lunas at Republican meet
ing and Judge A. L, Morrison will address
a Republican meeting at Cerrilos this
evening.
The way Hon. T. B. Catron handled
that man Victory last Saturday night was
a caution but it was well deserved. Vic
tory may learn by and by that he who
plays with fire will very likely get burnt.
To all voters Chairman Twitchell, OF the
Republican central committee, says:
spoil tax for 1892 must be paid. Pay
ment for 1891 does not qualify" Time is
up on Thursday next. Pay at once if you
would vote in November.
Of.course-it- will echo via Albuquerque
"E. A. Grupsfeld, of the dry goods firm
of Grunsfeld & Co., has returned from
business trip to Taos. He states that
politics are badly mixed in that county,
but he believes that Catron will carry the
county by good majority"
Yesterday in Mora there was meeting
of some of the dissatisfied Democrats and
when Mr.. Abeytia came into the meeting
with an olive branch he was informed
that both he and the olive branch were
not needed there.-Las Vegas Free Press.
At the district Democratic convention
held in this city last evening Edward M.
Hall, Of Grant county, was nominated tor
the council of the Sth district, Albert b.
Fall for the 9th district, and Perry B..
Lady as representative for the l4th dis
trict.-Las Cruces Republican.
A. B. Fall, of Dona Ana county, was
nominated at Las Cruces Thursday last
for the council for the five counties OF
Grant, Dona Ana, Lincoln, Chaves and
Eddy. His competitor is W. a. Hawkins,
of Eddy county, a staunch Republican
and man OF brains. Hawkins is I'M
doubtedly the winner.
Word has been received from the head
quarters of the Atchison passenger depart
ment granting to the Democrats, for their
excursion to Santa Fe, precisely the same
terms given to the Republicans of Santa
Fe for their excursion here. 1t only re-
mains, now, for the Democrats to accept
the terms and get up their party. Las
| Vegas Optic.
The Chaves county Democrats are also
unhappy. A special dispatch from Ros
we'll to the Fort Worth Gazette has this
to say of the recent Democratic conven
ton: "There is great deal of dlssatls
faction over the ticket and many OF those
participating in the convention have gone
over to the support OF jim Mulens, the
Independent candidate for assessor"
The Democratic bosses here have moi
fully agreed upon the county ticket, bu
nearly SO; when they have made up their
minds, then the decision will be put fortl
and every Democrat will be expected tc
support the ticket gotten up by the bosses
and in which the rank and file of the
Democracy was not to be consulted; the
bosses will dictate and the rank and file
is supposed to do the voting
In Sierra county the following delegates
were nominated and elected by acclama
ton to attend the territorial convention a.
Santa Fe: Ed. Fest, W. S. Hopewell
Fred Lindner and Donaciano Montoya
Their platform has this: Resolved first
That we are most emphatically, positivel,
and earnestly in favor OF the free coinag
of the silver product Of the United States
and that the delegates of this convention
to the Santa Fe convention be, and ar
hereby instructed, to use their utmos
endeavors to secure the incorporation o
this resolution into the platform of tn
territorial Democracy.