Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-11-02
CAMPAIGN CRUMBS.
Catronists Engaged In Their Usual
MISREPRESENTATION Tickets
Political Echoes of
the Day.

Political Echoes of
the Day.
The Democrats are preparing for a
grand parade, rally and ball to occur to-
morrow night. The committee In charge
of the celebration, consisting of Col. T.
F. Moore, Gen. G. F. Easley and Mr.. q.
L. Ortiz, are sparing no efforts to make
the occasion a notable one and 1t is sure
that on that occasion the unterrified hosts
will turn out in great numbers to show
their fidelity to the cause which is march.
ing forward to a glorious victory next
Tuesday. The procession will form at
$3.50 o'clock at Grays opera house on
Water street. There will be hundreds In
line and transparencies showing the fea-
lures of the candidates and illustrating
familiar Demo cratic principles will be
carried by sturdy Democrats. In addi-
ton torches will be borne by many in
the procession and the line of march
through the various streets of the city
will be made picturesque by calcium
lights, lanterns and other interesting
Examinations. After an extensive march
the procession will return to Gray's
opera house, where a number of short
speeches will be made by many of the
candidates for county offices and other
leading Democrats. At the conclusion of
the speaking, about 8 o'clock, the floors
will be cleared and grand ball will en-
sue. The OCCASION will be a most bril-
liant one and will be fitting prelude to
the result at the polls three days later
VOTERS, BEWARE!
The Republican trioksters have already
commenced their disreputable and law
breaking methods, as witness the activity
OF their henchmen in distributing in the
suburban districts all manner Of fraudu-
lent tickets bearing the Democratic de-
vice, the rooster. Such tickets have in
some instances all the nominees, save the
names of Mr.. Joseph and Mr.. Victory, for
whose names those of Catron and Spiess
are substituted. Others bear the names
others are straight Democratic, except
that for county clerk the name of the
party nominee, Adolfo Hill, is replaced
by that of Joe Conklin, the Republican
nominee. It is violation of the law to
print and circulate such tickets and the |
peace officers of the county may make it
warm for somebody before the matter is
done with.
CAMPAIGN ECHOES.
The Bernalillo Republicans hold rally
tonight at Grants opera house in Albu-
querque. Ex-Gov. Prince and Mr.. R. E.
Twitchell are billed for speeches.
1t is the duty of every good citizen to
vote for good local government.
Hon. H. B. ergusson, of Albuq uerque,
and Hon. J. j. Bell, one of the Grant
county Populist nominees, held joint
debate on the issues of the day at Silver
City last night.
A prominent Republican who came up
from Valencia last night said that Cat
ron's majority in that county would not
be more than $780, or about 700 short of
what the Republicans counted on origi-
ually.
Hon. John P. Victory returned last
night from Cerrillos, Golden, San Pedro
and other points south. he reports the
outlook as most encouraging. He left
this morning for stay of day or two
IN the northern part of the county.
The Button gang, Of which the Bore
COS and Alarids, the Conklins and Cat
rons, are shining lights, are concentrating
all their forces for the defeat of Sheriff
Cunningham. Friends of law aud order
are reminded of this fact now that they
may be on the alert on election day.
For some days past there have been
rumors ahoat In Colfax and Mora coun-
ties to the effect that A. q. VOORHEES,, the
Republican candidate for the legislative
council was not only an A. P. A. men,
Der, but an organizer for that order. In
the Ration Range at hand to-day Mr..
Voorhees, prints an affidavit in which he
denies the charge.
The San Juan Democrat, edited by
Mr.. Il. 0. Willis, Is new paper at Farm
ington that is giving loyal support to
the cause OF Democracy and statehood.
It announces that Mr.. VIM. Lock, the
ataunch old fruit farmer Democrat who
is going to represent San Juan, Rio Ar
riba and Taos in the legislative house
this winter, is abroad in those counties
making earnest talks to all the people.
Collar county Popullsts and single
takers have finally made up their ticket.
Here it is: Representative, P. 81. Smith;
commissioners, George Allen, Rufus
Whiteman, Thomas Fisher; sheriff, Reub !
Bernett; collector, Hugh Smith; assessor,
s. 8. Lindeman; probate judge, E. Vigil;
clerk, A. O. Gutierrez; school superintend !
emit, j. H. Kleinz; surveyor, W. A. Chap
man. The offices of council and treasurer
we're left blank, which indicates that the !
whole thing is merely a scheme to catch |
votes in the interest of the Republican
ticket.
The plumber of candidates that have |
been storming San Ildefonso and vicinity
during the last day or two must have been
terrifying to the Inhabitants of that
vicinity. Among those who have been
up that way are Messrs. Sol. Spiegelberg,
Juan Ortiz, A. P. Hill and Marcos Castillo. |
Reports very encouraging to the Democ-
racy come from that part of the county. !
For school superintendent, Oosme Her
rera will carry much strength for his |
ticket in that region. ~41 /
aLaw-Partner Spices took in the mining
camps the other night and during DEM
ocratic meeting was invited to a Joint
discussion of the questions of the day,
particularly local questions, such as the |
effects of Catronism on the taxation of |
poor people,; what he knows about mine