Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-26


Wool craving has always hccn regard.
ed ss one ~ the great industries IL New
Mexico, but II We have few mors years
81 democratic rule !, will he cs,aloguel
among the losi arts.
" would make the campaign much
more interesting II Breckenridge should
be nominated. We should like 10 nee a
clean.cut, clearly defined con,rs, In Ken.
lucky between deccncy aud democracy
between principle aud prejudice,
oSs u the things demanded by the
people At the hands II III, present con.
gresS IL the head of the sugar trus, on
platter. Port Worth Gazette.
There's = head IN the platter, but II
DOESN'T lonk like the sugar trust, The
features bear a striking resemblance to
these II the democratic party
TINS Pueblo ChieftAin thinks il Ia th.
duty II the leopl" II the west ~ do all
In their Iow-r a. help the members II the
army ~ the Common veal on their way to
Washington, because there ~ NOR. EN-.
pl,ym-nt for vile men Ia the eAst and
more money IA aid the d"stitu," than ~
the ,hnly settled west
THK indianapolis sentinel. the leading
Democratic newspaper 1T Indiana. de.
clAr-s that ia order ,o obtain a genuine
reform ~ the tariff the huu-. should
continue the struggle agAius, ''ihr demo-
cratic traitors IN the senate" in March I.
iSa3, n necessary The sentinel further
declaren that the Wilson bill, AZ Gnrman.
died by the addition of over lOO amend
m-ntS, is merely another step "in the
prugr~re ~ treason
Tuk republicans " the sevp"'" Kansas
district mr.. sn"-.' =. ,Ie money question.
and ,h.' arAi congressman viii b- elected
IN n platform with the follow ing plank:
1--WE favor bimrtAllirm aud nrr opIss,d
a. inonumetAllrm, whether If gold ~ IT
silver. We believe that ly wise lrgsla-
ton. the annual output nf the silver mines
nf our country can br added To- the money
II our country. without disturbing the
-luRl values nf our gold and silver coin.
W. are ~ favor If gold. silver and paper
money coined and iSsuei 10y our national
government, Interchangeable. at par and
in volume suiic rut Ia meet the demands
II the agricultural AMI commercial inter.
ests of our country"
Tmk democratic threat to destroy the
policy of protection under which our Ia
borcrS have enjoyed the highest wages
and the steadisst employment in the
worlds history has made the depression
caused by unwisr and unjust financial
Legislation worse, and ye, there are many
public Journals and public men who
maintain tina, congress has M right and
no power to enact any measure fur the
benefit IL the unemployed workingmcn Of
the country.
Tuk San Francisco Chronicle thinks
the side issue in the bribery mvcstiga-
ton in the senate will probably b. NOR.
interesting than the main inquiry. II the
subject Of speculation In sugar stock, On
the strength IL -Aciusiv. information oh.
tanned in committee rooms be investigAt
ell, the results will probably he unplras-
ant for som. Democratic statesman. Gos.
sip has connected men in high office with
this offsnSe. which il scarcely second in
criminality with the attempt Ia bribe ley.
islators.
SECRETARY Of the Navy Herbert is Wis
iting the Pacific coas, upon an official
tour Of inspection. and the Denver Sun
thinks when he eturns Ia Washington b.
will bs able Ia give information To his
chief with regard IA the vas, extent and
magnificent character 81 that par, II the
national domain that lies M far west ~
% be entirely beyond the presidents
range Of vision. In many ways Secr--
tary Herbert has shown himself to br
about the only patriotic member II the
cabinets about the only minister who
recognizes the splendid Ir-sibiii,ies Of
h,s country.