Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-09-21
THE DEMOCRACY.

THE DEMOCRACY.
The following named constitute the new
territorial Democratic central committee,
as designated by the various delegations
recently in session at Las Cruces:
Bernalillo-O. N. Marion, Il. W. Harri-
son.
Chaves A. Richardson.
Colfax Abe Sever.
Dona Ana-R. L. Young, P. Pine.
Eddy-Fred Nymeyer.
Grant--W. B. Walton, J. W. Fleming.
Guadalupe--Ramon Dodge.
Lincoln-George Curry.
Mora -Macario Gallegos.
Rio Arriba Henry Grant.
Santa Few. 7. Thornton, W. p. Gun
ningham.
Sierra-W. S. Hopewell.
San Miguel-Felix Martinez, G. Romero,
George T. Gould.
Socorro-E. Y. Chaves.
San Juan-Frank E. Prewitt.
Taos-Juan Romero.
Valenca--J ose q. Chaves.
SOLID FOR JOSEPH.
U.S Marshal Il. l.. Hall returned this
morning from trip of several days to
the southern part of the territory. Mr..
Hall was present at the Las Cruces con-
vention and then went over to Grant
county. Mr.. Hall is very enthusiastic
over the prospects of the Democratic
party for the coming election. While
there is good fight ahead during the
next two months, he is confident that
Mr.. Joseph will poll good majority in
November. He says southern New Mexi-
co will poll fine majority for Mr..
Joseph; and that Grant, Dona Ana, Lin
coin, Chaves and Eddy will each con-
tribute handsomely to the majority which
will be rolled up throughout the territory
for the Democratic nominee. As every
one knows, Mr.. Hall was an enthusiastic
supporter of Mr.. FERGUSON for the nomi-
nation. He says, however, that no one
will work more enthusiastically for Mr..
Joseph than his late talented competitor
and that Mr.. Fergusson's action in the
matter will be seconded unanimously by
the hundreds of friends he has in all
parts of the territory.
POLITICAL TIPS.
The Hon. Nick GALES boom for dele
gate seems to have died bornin'.
The Santa Fe delegates to the Socorro
convention got home this morning. Some
talk great deal, others only smile.
The citizens of Santa Fe should turn
out and give Delegate Joseph rousing
reception tomorrow night. This COM
munity surely owes him a debt of graft
tude for what he has done for Santa Fe
and his earnest work for all New Mexico
should be recognized.
T. B. Mills, of Las Vegas, an Arkansas
carpet bagger and Kansas jayhawker,
is the Popuist candidate for delegate to
congress from New Mexico. For political
ways that are dark and tricks that are
slick, Mills is an expert.-Raton Range.
Mr.. P. H. Smith, of Ration, editor of
the Single-Tax New Mexican, is visiting
the capital. Mr.. Smith is certainly an
energetic hustler in what he deems to be
[ a good cause. It is plain to observe that
sincerity is one of his chief character
istics.
The Hon. 81 Alexander helped put the
ouietus on the deep laid plans of the
Hon. Jay Arturo Ancheta at Socorro yes
terday. In all seriousness, the little Re-
publican giant of Grant deserved better
political fate than that which has befallen
him within the past few days. He was
not only badly beaten in the Socorro con-
vention, but right at home his excellent
candidate for sheriff, Mr.. Geo. Perrault,
was laid out too politically cold to skin.
The Grant county Republicans are
away behind the times. In solemn con-
vention they have gravely protested
against the determination of tho Demo-
cratic administration to bring back to
Arizona Geronimo and his band of
Apache murderers, thus endangering the
security of the lives and property of our
citizens" and this, TOT, after the afore-
said Apache purderers had been officially
ordered to the Indian Territory.