Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-06
THE CAMPAIGN.
Great Crowds Greeting Delegate Jo-
seph in the Northern Counties
Political Dots.

Advices to the territorial central COM
mittee as to Mr.. Joseph's visit to the
northern tier of counties give accounts
of his most enthusiastic reception by the
people. After leaving Santa Fe, Mr..
Joseph visited Taos, where hundreds of
people, men, women and children, called
on him at tie Liebert hotel.
Sunday was the day dedicated to- the
patron saint of the Indians at Taos, and
they celebrated the day with the usual
interesting foot races, dances, etc, at
their pueblo. There must have been at
the pueblo 5000 people. There were
familiar faces from all the northern
counties. Next day large mass meeting
was held at the court house on which oc-
casion Mr.. Joseph, Hon. Juan e. Mar
tinez and others spoke. Mr.. Joseph's
speech was frequently interrupted by
great applause. A number of ladies were
present.
The Democrats of Taos county are
very enthusiastic, and the prospects are
that Mr.. Joseph will get larger ma jority
than ever, and that the whole Democratic
county ticket will be elected, no matter
"uo puC AolIOCIdtlC may Db.
From Taos Mr.. Joseph went to Rio
Arriba county, where number of points
we're visited. The meeting held at Los
Piuos was especially noteworthy. II was
attended by several hundred people and
Mr.. Joseph's address was most enthus1-
astically received.
From Rio Arriba Mr.. Joseph went into
San Juan county.
POLITICAL DOTS.
In his young bad days had some slsill.wih
But when he grew tired of too much fun
He wondered why he had never begun
To think OF the day he would have to pay
The reckoning due for his mad display:
SO coming over what sums he might owe
He remembered a couple of thousand or Sc
he d forgotten to give for the house he had
Some years before; so, admitting his guilt
He scraped it together, and cancelled the
debt.
To save his bad name from worse.-and yet
Is il likely a delegate saint he'll be
When November comes round? well, you
know. we shall see!
D1oGENEs.
The A. P. A. is said to be organizing at
San Marcial.
DR.. D. E. Kettrell, we'll known Re-
publican politician in Socorro, is in the
city to-day.
Hon. Felix Martinez and M. c. de Baca,
two gentlemen that constitute power in
San Miguel county politics, are visiting
the city to-day.
Tom Hughes is the wishbone of
the Republican party--the two leaders
are pulling him both ways.-Albuquerque
Democrat. Just SO! Pulling both legs at
the same time.
The Ration Reporters political horo-
scope is all right. 1t says; "The present
indications are that Antonio Joseph will
carry every county in the territory with
possibly one exception"
A poetic license is sometimes danger
Gus. The Optic publishes "poem"
which tells "about some brick that Tom
Catron tried to steal from the peniten
tiary." Comment is quite unnecessary.
Major Miguel salazar administers a
roasting to Don Eugenio Romero, for the
part he is playing in politics, through the
medium of Sol de Mayo, the Republican
Spanish paper, that is seldom seen by the
people of San Miguel connty.-Optic.
The Eddy county Democratic primaries
are called for Oct. 20. In commenting on
the character of the call the Current says:
"The system is one originating in Craw-
ford Co., Ohio, which has been tried for
years in Texas and found to give excel
lent satisfaction. There is not the least
possible show for manipulation or fraud,
mn ha e Tho ~ nd
in this way usually receive the full sup
port of the party
The Democrats of Union county have
nominated the following ticket: For rep
resentative, Willard A. Thompson; pro-
bate Judge, j. H. Davis; county clerk, Paz
Valverde; sheriff, V. A. Overbay; assessor,
Leno Garcia; treasurer, Kim Ritter; sup
erinteudent of schools, s. l. North; sur
veyor, A. G. Thompson; coroner, Marce-
limo Montoya; county commissioners, j
E. Curreen, j. j. Chavez, Manuel Chacon
The following ticket, dictated by Re-
publican Boss Thos. d. Burns, has been
nominated by the Republicans of Rio
Arriba county: For the council, j. M. G..
Chaves, for the district of Rio Arriba,
San Juan and Taos; for representatives,
j. F. Coolidge, of Farmington; Eliseo
Lujan, of La Jara, and David Mestas, of
Chama; for sheriff, Jose 1. Esquibel;
assessor, Roman Atencio; school superin-
tendent, Luis Ortiz; collector, VIM. Sar-
gent; treasurer, Andres Romero; probate
Judge, Jesus Lopez; clerk, Vicente Archu-
leta; county commissioners, Merced San
chez, Frank Gomez, j. Y. Garcia.