Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11


regularly elected delegate living in the .
same prclnc, fium which the proxy |
came This " = gn,sl rul" aud prlrn'-
any ~, pau " rumhina' nu from gather. !
~" y" ing ~ proxies "f 80 pruy"k"s iis. |
satisfaction AMI disruption, and ~ should !,
u" discouraged ~ Gar ~ Iossihc,
rus New Mrsic" .ni Arizona admission .
hll- we're reported in the -rnate nn iho
81 IT, IA" cas-" e New Mexico the con
s,,u,ion provides fur delegates to L.
churcu AZ an rl-c,ion e. he held on the
second rurriay In June, lS'i. AMI the
Convention tu mrC, on the second Tuesday
the follow ing July, In rAH" they adopt
the constitution II IL Ia H." submitted To-
thu people for IN idcA,iuu y, MI election To-
h, held n the trrt Tuesday Sftri the drr,
Monday IN November. 1888. The time II
rrpiirnce necessary to brc"'r" voter ~
hArl at rn months instead st % days ~
IN the house hill Arizona has already
adopted y constitution Aul the hill IN her
cAn" provides for admission the first uf
August. 1898. and the election ~ dele.
gate to the saith cungrss
fuR n century the admission IL terri.
TORIES has hrcn dictated 10y supposed
political necessity. ~ rule. But few
states were admitted NJ tue lrgitlrnA ~.
-uli uf their having acquired sufficient
population t. cutitlr them tu Admission,
The slave oligAfrhy anh it, creature, the
lrmern,r party, madr the territories a
political bath nrll. aud the practice has
seen followed. more 90 less, ever since.
Territories that rightiully should have
been Admitted were denied that rIght.
and those which were hu, skeleton c"in.
uuuwralihs were admitted tu retain
party supremacy IL the senate At last
tnr rnd is IN sight. and politicians must
drlrud upon the popular will for ruprem.
ncy. not ga the admission ~ rejection II
nrN states.
UklEuArB JusErH cnur"ntrd Ia the de-
.ay ia the passage ri the New Mexico
-,ntrn"ud hill, and then engages III the
d"rJicAhlr business uf writing letters To
people IN New Mexico that h- waH IN ia
yur Il the immediate rArnag- If the hill.
lnh senator Plat was preventing the
! i-mrrA,r from acting Joseph 10 a Por-
iu.urp,. aud the truth doves not abide IN
the confines ot tina, degenerate nation.
II iSa "far cry" to China From Hong
Kong {" Cnney Island, where the mes
sAgrs land from the cable. IL about % 900
miles 10y the route taken 10y the electric.
hy. The news FROM japan comes
through siberia to St Petersburg and To
London Via Copenhagen. thence by At
lautlr cable
Tnk mint a, San frAuciscu IN now en-
gagged in coming silver dollars. II the
government would use them after they
are coined. there would he no defer, In
the treasury. no more need Ia s.ll bonds.
and much Lees poverty and har'i times in
the country.
CUcmilI mining camp Ia only six months
old. aud has u dozen producing mines,
iva go"d towns. u newspaper, and all
'"~ ~ .'"'.." 'hst ~. ~ make up u live
western community; and these mines are
Ia sight Of this city, days drive with u
team.
A oHRAr many democratic conventions
this year have ininr-.d free silver aud
Cleveland at the sumo time, but the
Texas congressional convention IL the
only On. that wac smart enough Ia r-r
tina, the two things are irrecuncilsbly OPP
posrd
Sw"DKs ir the most Protestant country
IN the world Gu, 81 n population Of D..
OOO, 900 hut 1000 are Roman Catholics.
The remainder belong almost exclusively
10 10. Lutheran church.
TuK ou,look for successful territorial
fair In September grows brighter ev-
cry day. The officers are hrrd a, work.
and all the details Of good fair are be
ing perfected
TuK republicans will carry santa FEE
county mex, fall with an Increased ma
jnri,y. This can he drprnded upon. even
II you de- not see 1t admitted ia the New
! Mexican.
Tux mint a, Denver Ia doing u big bus
in.sS, clearly rhowing that the gold min-s
IL Colorado and New Mexico are prusiuc-
ing large quantities ~ the yellow metal.