Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-29

Candidate Charles A. Sp1esS circulated
among the Cerrillos voters Saturday and
dropped a few wads of Catron's Doodle
where it would do the most good.
The San Miguel Democratic county
committee consists of J. D. W. Veeder,
chairman; E. V. Long, G. Noise, J. NJ.
Hernandez, F. A. Manzanares, and J.W.
collars, with four more to be named by
the chairman. NJ. S. Hart is the Sec
rotary.
The Democrats of precinct Nos held
a rousing rally Saturday night. Speeches
were made by Teodoro Martinez, Eu-
genio Martinez and others and the ex-
pressions of those present lead to the be-
lief that the Democrats of that precinct
will be heard from in no uncertain tones
at the polls next week.
| Mr.. Sherrard Coleman returned last
night from trip to Valencia, Bernalillo
and Socorro counties. Mr.. Coleman says
that Democratic prospects are very
bright in that section of the territory.
He believes the independent ticket nomi-
mated in Valencia county Saturday will
get large vote as the Valencia Republi-
cans, especially those in the eastern part
of the county, are heartily tired Of the
Los Lunas ring.
Mr.. R. E. Twitchell returned last night
from the north where he has been cam
paigning in ColfaI and other counties.
Mr.. Twltchell says that the Republicans
held Zig rally at Springer Saturday
night, at which he delivered all five of his
speeches consecutively as one address.
Mr.. Twitchsll says that Republican
rally at Albuquerque next Friday night
will be the concluding feature of their
campaign.
Judge A. B. Fall came up from Las
Cruces last night. The judge says the
Republicans down in Doua Ana are MAX
ing their canvass not as a matter Of
principle but simply on Fall and anti
Fall lines. The Judge says that not only
will the Democrats of Dona Ana give Mr..
Joseph good round majority, but they
arc going to elect their entire county
ticket. The Republicans down there
realize what is coming and are already
making the air blue with cries of fraud.
Yes, the Democrat is a good proph-
ct. Antonio Joseph's majority over the
Hon. Thomas Brick Catron will not he
less than 1900 and from that to 5000.
Two bets were made yesterday in this
city. One, that our delegate would have
500 majority and the other that he will
beat Catron $500 votes. There is about
as much hope for Catron's election at
this writing, as there is of his seeking for
giveness for the various unkind innumer-
able sins he has committed.-Albuquer-
que Democrat.
The Republican tricksters, it is stated,
are attempting to work the paster scheme
on the voters at Cerrillos and elsewhere,
particularly in the race for the council.
The enterprising Republican candidate
for this last position Is said to be ar
ranging to send Democratic tickets into
the country districts with his name
pasted over Mr.. victory's. The Demo-
cratic managers are on to this and few
other schemes and will see that voters
are not thus imposed npon.
The Independent convention in Valen-
cha county on Saturday nominated the
following strong ticket. Those In posi-
ton to know say that it will poll very
large vote and the effect upon the vote
for delegate will be several hundred votes
to Mr.. Joseph's advantage: For the
council, Pablo Garcia y Ortiz; for the
house, Walter G. Marmon, Antonio Cam
pos; county commissioners, Francisco
Sarracino, Jose G. Chavez, Elisha A. Dow;
probate judge, Victor Saiz; probate clerk,
Boleslo Romero; collector, Juan Torres y
Mirabal; sheriff, Francisco X. Vigil; as
SCISSOR, Estanislado Otero; treasurer, John
Becker; coroner, Gregorio Apodaca;
school superintendent, Jose f. Chavez;
surveyor, J. M. Gum.
Some evil disposed politicians, in hopes
of bolstering up their own waning cause,
have given circulation to the report that
the Democratic nominee for the council
was opposed TO the employers liability
act and other laws of interest to the
laboring man. Nothing could be farther
from the truth. The fact is that in the
legislative session OF 1891 Hon. John p.
Victory prepared and had introduced
bill which passed, preventing the employ
ment of nonresident detectives, marshals,
police or other peace officers in the ter
ritory, (see page Ill. Laws 1891 and he
also prepared an employers liability act
and had it introduced in the lower house,
but Catrou killed it.
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