Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
EDITORIAL NOTE~

the hilhrrt islands, Wnl' bot u.krit
Am"t'Hn ii.'r. ug,, 40, r..l.t u
Va mighty poor e.apn /, ,rut.s' u...n.
anything tie tmt,d ~.n'.su.si' ,lo .
reg 'rd To the lInwnlnn t.Innd.
C"SsFuvArIvr estimate I.unrr th,. r...
of mob'hIruH the mlutIn = kars-s a
Topeka ut about sl2,uu. Ihat amour.
ot money ~ spmetlins new tu "A stat
I'k" hapsas. but II ~ "a very singh cun
sIdcration, after all. in comparison will
the outlay of reputation which the i'm
beetle aud unuccceoary row at Topck,
hRs involved.
TUE marriage q Miss Florence Miller
daughter ~ Attorney GENERAL Miller, I,
Mr. ''f"fd Arrick wac celebrated yes
tefdsy at the reslieucc u the attnrue,
general NJ Washing on. - &. ca,
members ~ the two families were pres
"ht' After reception to which th,
number uf invitations was c1ttcu.el,
limited, the young couple "f, for ,he.l
| hoiue in the vest.
lLEuttNNNr PtNWN says hu aaronc
| Arctic expedition will start from PhIia
d"ibhia the las, 81 Jane. Tho party wi
10 hy ship ip Greenland, thence north
| by r.edgc. u, expects 10 push the tar
th"st north point still farther north
Mrs. Peary has pot decided whether she
vii 90 or not. Ten men will constitute
the party, and they expect g. br gone
two yeart. The cost Will be- about So,
WD
fHt purpoec II lying bnck oi the az
poIntment of Like Smith ns secretary
OF the interior IL 1T last brought 10 light.
The penslon department Will come uu
der his Iutdd'cton, aud Gs n true and
loyal souihe' ner he viii noi bc lnclIn.d
to favor the Juat demands ~ the eold,rra
who fought Cor the union. Mr. Cl-,o
land wl'l find II diillculr To- run the state
department Gs republican department
aud the interior department u. u necrs
sion department.
SENATOR HIT has been quietly sound
irg the democratic senators 10 ascertain
how many Ot them are willing To carr,
their oppo ition 10 Gresham to the .x.
tent of voting against his nomination "A,
member of the cabinet. 10 he eau se-
cure the pledges ~ sufficient number
of s-nators 10 defeat the confirmation he
proposes to do il, although Il would be
something never before attempted, m /,
IL one of the unwrliten laws ot the s.a
AT" TO confirm cabinet nominatioD VITA
out question.
Ii looks very much IN IL Mr.. Cleveland,
as soon as he IL lnRuyurated president,
would hand in due line of nomiua,,ous
OF prominent an.i-snappers :or various
federal positions in the state ~ New
York IL is reported not only that ami.
snappers wall be recognized, but that q
large number of democrats IN the city ~
Nov York who voted fo- Jacob Sloat
FGssett for governor In 1891. will also be
given prom,usnce, The republican party
is beginning to wonder n il did not win
victory in 1892 after oil.
IL IL difficult TO understand how any
body can oppose the annsxstiol OF the
Hawaiian islands after perusing the fol-
lowing argument In its favor rom the
Honolulu Liberal: IL ko mankou hoo.
lohelohe ana ka noopo na loea kalal
manao malnna o na kauawa' lahui n me
ko nakou mana ana / ma mool.lo o n.
supuni Moi haul, VA hlkino ia makou
ke hoomaopopo ponO halna no ka ninau
maluna ae, aka, o ka hslna a na loea 0
ksla acknowledgements ka makuu holke
a ku inua o NO makou peo heluhelu."
iiGrper's Magazins for March will CON
tain several illustrated articles Of more
than ordinary value. Among these
there will be u comprehensive and timely |
article on "Slayery and the Slave Trade
~ Africa" by Henry NJ. Stanley. with
several strlkingII Illustrations by Frederick
bennington; u paper on the famous pal.
are and monastery of "Ihe Escurial," 10y !
H.. late Theodore Child, with numerous
au attractive and graphic
% Florida -"Our Own III.
vera" by Julian Ralph, illustrated by
W T. Smedl-y and the hrat Of series
Of articles on "WashIngtoo society" by
Henry f.,omis Nelson, with appropriate
by q. S. RsinharL
PRoNiSESr republicans from all parts
OF MlchlRsn are gathered at De,roi, t,r
the purpo-s~of participating in the at
nual dinner of the Michigan club, aud
whicl, ~ late years has Oeen regarded 10
the hight % . political event very much
sfter the style u the banquet Of the
lo'd mayor of London, 20 the cabinet
M minister's on the eve of the opening q
parliament, Lees than n month before
his death Mr.. Blaine hal accepted an in.
,i'a,uu 20 participate ~ the event and a
vacant chair slll DO lsft vt the table as a
tribute 10 his memory. The speakers
last night included Secretary Foster VI
The treasury department, Secretary
Rusk OF the department OF agriculture;
Garter u the republican
national committee, aud senator Hlg,
gins VI Delaware.
Aunxn lha ,Ao.pN a,,l ca,iona a..