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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-09-01

No. 81 Las Djspeusas, Jose
Dolores Romero.
No. 81 Las Alamositas, Juan
Jose Mouta0o y Teodoro Herrera.
No. So, III Aqua Zarca, Desi-
derio padilla.
No. 62. In Manga, Gumccindo
ORTIZ.
No. g., Las Vegas, DioEisio
CastellAno.
No. 60, Las Copchas, NJ. j, ii.
meuez y Lorenzo Torres.
He aqui eyidencia que puedc
sostenerse por toda Ia plaza de
Las Vegas. Debera notarse ade.
mas que estos caballcroa comen
aaron d dirigir Ia palHbra des.
puee dc media noche cuando va
So habiau retrado varios 4 dor
mir, y aguantaron ileyados del
intefes y emtusiasmo que tcuiau
en- favor dc Ia convention hasta
lbs cualr0 de Ia manana s0stenier-
do una guerra c0ns,aate con los
guerullas borrachinea cue enyia,
ba cl aborto paryido Indepondicn.
te, y todayia tieuen desearo para
enuueiar preamhuIo3 y gritar tre.
tas Y mas tretas.
Sc espautan los muertos de los
degoilados De yeras que es una
gran rirtad, 10 que los royoltosos
profcsan.
DEFENSE Ge ESQ; va el pueblo
conoce a la Raflcla, y saben que
cuando el djabio re1a, cnganar
qujere. Viva la Union para STEM.
pre- p0r mueh0 que les duela 4 los
"indepondientesn
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-09-01
NOTIClAS LOCALES.

El pueblo seguira undo, los
hombres lrmes prevalecerin, pc.
sele d quien Ie pesare.
Les pucde mocho 4 los indepen.
dientes q Ia imparcialidad del Hon
Ignacio EsQuibeInomas por que no
les cumpli5 autojos,
Los raiados han encendido ell
fucgo y ahora 81 sc queman ellos
y sus satellites, despues que no les
pese.
Jorge Sena, antea residcnte Dc
este lugar, ha sjdo nominudo por
los republicanos del c0udado do
Lincoln, para el empleo dc algaa.
oil mayor,
El dia l3 del mes pasado, On
Penasco, cGndado dc, Taos, 40 ce.
lchraron las nupcias del ioyen Pc.
dro Martinez con Ia senorita lua-
nita Macstas.
El que no. Sc aometc & IA mayo.
ria de los dcseos de IN pueblo en-
Inegocios pdbIicos, por su propio
hecho sc disponc 4 Ia critica y
censura do tod0 el publico,
En- In bOleta DO estadO que han
IpostuIado los dem6cratas de Cali.
fornia aparece el nombre de IN
hispano americana, llamadu j. g,
Castro, para el empleo de tesorero
de Estado.
III discurs0 QUO prouuncid el
Hon. Eugenio Romero, en- Ia con.
yencion de Ia union, halo eco en-
todas las mentes de los que le
oyerOn, por 10 yordadero y sincere
dc sus palabras.
Preguntamos: (Porque no pm
blicaron una lista de los delegldos
que tomar0n p0rte eli Ia creacior
abortiya del partido independents
III pueblo desea saber quien Q,
quien, con pruebas y no con dichos
Los sehores Lucas y Faustil
GallegOs, Sc han cstablecido COZ
IN comcrcio en- Los AIamos. Lei
deseamos un complete 6xito en- 81
nueya empresa a los jOyenes co
merciantes.
Ahora 81 tiene el pueblo tod0
su vista, y ha releXiOuado quicne'
son los que 10 Quieren traer d'
Judas 4 PIIatos, y quienes son loI
| que 10 quiorea pUncr en- cnemistad
Vale que IN gran mqyoria del pue
bio ha quodad0 uaida.
| De Garcia, nos cscrlbe el seno
| Casimiro SandOyal, anunciandono,
que por causa dc qae La habid,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-09-01


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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-09-01
AS VEGAS NUEVO MEXICO. sABADO lid sEPTEABRE DID 81

persOnas one han ofIecIdo trnba.
jar por menos preeio, los pustorcs
dc borregas Que mites gapaban
$50, al mes, ahora Sc les paga SIC.
No hay apetitol Entonccs no
vaya q forzar ell alimento: siuo que
use los medios mas cientihcos pa-
ia restahlecer tono nj est6mago.
Comet pucs tomando Ia Sarsa
parrilla De Aver, y dentro de muy
c0rto tiempo su apetit0 sera res,
tablecid0 permanentemeute.
Una dosis del Pectoral de Cere
"a del Dr. Aver tomaaA 4 ticmp0
4 eyitad0 mucaos ataques de en-.
sermedades Y salvado W ndmero
lie vidas. Este prueba Ia neeesi.
dad De guardian Ia incompatible
medieina en- donde puede ser al.
canzada en- cualesquiera hora del
dM Y de Ia noche.
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lido de Ia Union, diio: "ahon 81
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-09-01

lC0NTiNUACioN DE Ia sta, PAGtNN.l
los productos industrlales y demas
ucgociOs de este PgrHtOrio.
AdemGs acusamos 4 ese pauido por
haber arruinado tDtalmente Ia inIus-
tria V iiro principal do nuestros con-
ciudad0nos que es Ia cria dc gauado
meuor y su pr0ducto, y el del plono y
Ia plata,
nenunciamos 4 ese partido por las
supercherias, falsas promesns q1e
siempre ha adoptado y adopta aun
para engaTar los votantes y asi OBJ
tener ia objeto mercouarlo.
AcuSamos al partid0 dem5crata por
su eg0tismo Y pOr sus principles tan
detrimentales al progreso, s las indus
trias y 4 10 prosperidad del Territorio
dc Nuav0 M6iico Y sus ciudadanos.
Para remedlAr tod0s estos males de
los euales estqmos sufriendo, acouse-
iamos V suplcamos con t1da siuceri-
dad 4 todoS nlestros conciudAdanOs
patriotas, inteligeutes, y quo aun les
Queda yirilidad Y valentiN y desean
meiorar su situaci0n triste Y sus pro-
pics iutereses e Gintereses publicos, de
unirse Y 9Opogtarc0u todas sus fuorzas,
mteligeucia y esmero el partdo repu-
blIcano, cuyos principles proteien
uuestras industries, nuestros hogares,
nuestras persouas y nuestras pr0ple-
dades
Que juZgGndO v cnmpGrando 10 con-
dicion deuue3trO pueblo, su prosperi-
dad, sa situaeion bajo Ia administra-
cion banttica rapuhlicana y la de los
partidos y aus nlauojos do los nogocios
p0blC0s tan perulcosOs que han TO-
mado su lugar doyde que el pueblo
ciego y alu5inad0 por promesas falsas
v ffaudulentas dvsech1 eli Tepuhlica-
nismo, no podem0s nen0s que decedir
que el gran partido ropublcano es
al partido del pobre, dei rico, de la
pr0speridad del progreso y de la IL
bertad
En- vista de esas doctrinas tan am
paradoras Y buanae, lG 0nica union
que SO desea V sc aconseja A nuestrOa
amigos rerubiieados, QWeues por mo-
tivos peosonalos han deiadO las tilas
de ese partido, y aun damos ese con-
sejo 4 nuestros enemigos poiltioos que
deseau el avanee dc 81 propia prospe-
ridad y el ben dol pueblo ON general
on Ia union D ose sartidO como el dnico
recurso que nos queda EN- nnestra ST.
| tu8cion critica, para re-establecer Ia
prosperidad y progres0 a nuestros pai-
sanos y Territorio.
AdGm8s sea resuoIto dc que nos adj
herimos a 10. principles enunciadOa
por Ia plataforra ajopfada p0r el par
lido ropublicano en Minneapolis, Ju-
Mo 10, 1892, como los mas saludables,
yentjosos y benof1iOso4 para ol puo-
bio y pals.
Ad9mis sea resuelto que estas ro-
soucones aean pubicadas on el
"Opuo" y "Sol de Mayo do Las
! Ne0as.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-09-01
MIGUEL SALhHAR,
H. IL. SALAIAR.

n. ii. SALAzAR,
Despues dc leidoa los reporteg,
Sc tuyo discucion e0bre los mis-.
mos, por Don Nannel z. de Baca,
Don Eugenio Romero y Don Felix
MARITIME. en- favor de Ia adopoion
del repogte de Ia mayoria y por
Don Mignel SaIazar en- favor del
reporte te la minorja III reporte
de Ia mayoria iuntamente con ell
PREAMBuL0 Y MANIFESTO, cuya
adopcion sc Fccomcndaba en- dicho
reporto, tueron Icidos en- Ioz alta
y despues que eI pueblo ALI pre-.
sente Sc hubo enter3do plenamen.
te del eigniiicado dc ambos repor.
tes sc mdi0 el yoto, J ell resaltado
ine que el dc Ia mayofia tat adop'
tado por todoS eXcepto dos 0 tres
indiyidaos que yotaron On favor
dc las resolnclonns de Don Miguel
Saia8ar 1odos guardaron silen.
clio despuos dc Ia votacion y no sc
.oyo una sola vo2 que diiera que
mo SO sometla d Ia decision dc
aloeIla graR noyortd'
Conclude este asunto &c croyo
propio tomar accion sohre las re-
soluclonea dei senor Salazar al
efecto Sc hl10 una mocion que di
chas resoldciOnes fuerau pospneS
tas iudiiinitiyamente, y habiendose
5ometldo aI voto dicha mocion, Ia
misma pTeyalocio casi por unanl'
midad, sin habcr habido mas votoe
oo contra que oI del autor de las
revolutionary j dos . tres mas Aqu
30 prorrogo Ia Junta hasta las ochC
Dc Ia n0che
SESSION DE la ROCHE.
Prontamente d la hora designa
da el presidente tom6 Ia sIIla J
lam5 la convention al orden' Et
seguida Sc anunci6 que estaba ca
6rden adoptar m nombro para e.
uueyo pariido. Don Felix Marti
nez propuso que al nueyo partidC
go le Ilamafa "El Partido do Ii
Union del Condado de san Miguel
Don Jesus NJ. II. Alard, propu
so que ee ie liamara "El Partidt
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1894-09-01
GL0RI0SA Union,

coNrNUActoN DE la Sta. rAotNAl
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14
BalleniIne the Man

The Fremont County Democrat.
copying the editorial of The Ngwa
on the nomination Of Mr.. Bollentine
for governor, adds its endorsement,
OF the nomination in the following
language
"Mr Ballentine is undoubtedIv ona
Of the truest and strongest men tho
Democratic party can produce in tbe
state Of Idaho. He is one ~ nur
most successful farmers and stoct
ralsers, and, as TnE NEWS saws lam.
skilled in the arts and devices Of tho
scheming politician and designina
ofiice-seeker.
Should Mr.. Ballentine declare him
sell candidate for governor, subject
70 the action of the Democratic nomi
mating convention, we are sure ha
would receive the nomination And
knowing Mr.. Ballentine's reputation
Tor honesty, uprightness and proores
slveness, we have no hesitation in
saying that we believe he can lead tho
democrats In this state to victory
We herewith swear allegiance to his
standard" "
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14
BALLENTINE! BALLENTlNE!
Hon. j. s. Barrett, Of Bear Lake, writes
Strongly In his FaYor..-Bear
Lake for Him.
MoNrpELIER. JulY, ID, lsg4.

MONTPELIER, July, IL, 1924.
To the Editor of BLAcEFoor NEWS,
DEAR SR-In the last two issues
of your paper the name OF j. NJ. Bal
lentine has been favorably mentioned
as a prospective candidate on the
Democratic ticket for Governor |
can no longer refrain from mingling
my voice with others in his behalf
and IN support Of my position With
reference TO it will say First, that
he is well known TO the voters Of Ida,
no as being a man Of integrity and
honor, Secondly, his morality is be-
yond reproach, Thirdly, that he Is
not an autocrat, but practical, every
day business man, fully acquainted
with and in sympathy with the farm.
ing, mining and poorer communities
that 90 to make up the majorities Of
the state. am OF the opinion the
Democrats OF Bear Lake would greet
with pleasure .he news OF his nomlna.
ton. J. S. BARRETT.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14

SOME workingmen have a quarrel
with their employer little outside of
Chicago. As result some fire-bugs
in Ogden, sixteen hundred miles west
of Chicago, conclude that in order to
advance the cause of the workingmen,
the necessary thing to do is to start
seven incendiary fires. all at the same
time, on property owned by innocent
men. Without discussing the right
or wrong of the Chicago trouble, there
is no difficulty in reaching swift
conclusion that it will be a lasting
pity if the last one of those fre-bugs
is not exterminated, lnasmuch as they
have abundantly demonstrated that
they are not fit to live.-Salt Lake
Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14
Another Endorsement Of Ballentlne.

AMERICAN FALLS, July 10, 1894.
To the Editor of BLAcKFooT News I:
DEAR SIR-Permit nue. to say that,
having known the Hon. J. NJ. Ballen-
tine for a number of years, | fully
endorse all you say of him in your
issue of the Oath ult
| am satisfied from nv intimate
acquaintance with Mr.. Ballentine that
the Democracy could make no mistake
in naming him for Governor OF Idaho
for the reason that he is honest, capa-
bic and endowed with the courage of
his convictions, and has not and will
not fail to give his disapproval to
any measure that is opposed to good
and economical government
VIM. BURKE.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14
10 Crush Out Anarchy,

PARIS, July 8.-A special Cabinet
Council, presided over by Premier
Dupuy, was held to-day. There was
complete discussion of the anti.
anarchist measures decided upon nv
the Council Of Ministers the day after
N. Carnot's murder.
These measures will be introduced
In the Chamber tomorrow, and the
Government will insist upon their
adoption before the close of the SEES.
sion. They provide for the removal
to the correctional tribunals of trials
OF offenders, who hitherto have been
sent to the assizes for trial before in
rles. Among the ofEenses covered by
the Ministers are Indictment throuob
the press to outrage or crime, speech.
es advocating theft, murder, robbery.
incendlarism, crimes against the State
and the defense of such crimes.
The publication of reports of anar.
chists' trials IS forbidden, under heavy
penalties. The reason for dispensing
with jury trials in cases of persons
-
charged with the above ofFenses il
that the juries have always hesitated
to convict because the assize JUDGES
are empowered 10 infict the heaviest
sentences.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14
Arithmetic for Debs.

In the coal miners and the Rail-
way Unions strike workingmen have
seen the operation of a simple piece
of arithmetic which probably did not
appear to them when they organized
a great variety Of men working under
a great variety of conditions.
By uniting all the coal miners or
all the railway trades into an offensive
and defensive alliance-one for all
and all for one-the unions acquire a
tremendous power over business, but
they also tremendously multiply the
probable occasions of strike.
If the Pullman case is an AVERAGE
example, the American Railway
Union will be striking so continuous
" that an era Of suspended commerce
will be upon the country as long as
Debs holds his organization together
There is no time, IN prosperity or de-
preston, when the equivalent of the
trouble at Pullman is not going ON
somewhere.
Arithmetic multiplies dangers of
widespread strikes just as fast as or.
ganization for striking purposes Joins
together employments which exist
under different constitutions. Every
local injustice, or disagreement with.
out injustice, may spread war Of
industry over 20 States.
Nothing conld do more than sym.
pathetic strikes and boycotts to wipe
out employment altogether Nobody
will carry on large enterprises under
such risks. A strike is idleness: and
4 universal danger Of strikes would
DC a universal tendency to ldleness. |
Republic. "
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14

RAILROAD companies have but little
control over the running of their
trains. A short time ago the Coxeys
ran them at will and the companies
seemed powerless to help themselves.
Now the strikers tie them up and the
companies cannot turn a wheel. Sure
ly it IS time for the great railroad
association to ask itself: Pray, where
are we at ?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14
WHAT DRBs Is.
A Physical and Mental Wreck From
Dissipation.

New YORK, july 9.-The Adyer.
tiser, this morning, says: Dr. B. Rob.
inson is one OF the few New Workers
who know something Of the antece.
dents of Eugene V. Debs. Dr. Robin.
son is a specialist Of the nervous dis,
eases and treated Debs in April, 1892.
for serious case Of dipsomania. At
that time Debs was prominent in Ia.
Dor agitation and the editor Of labor
paper in Terre Haute, Ind
His system broke down completely
under alcoholic excess and be became
a mental and physical wreck. With
letter Of introduction from Colonel
Robert @. lngersoll he came to New
York and was treated BY Dr. Robin.
son and was restored to something
like health again.
DR.. Robinson sent a letter to Debs
Thursday night, warning him that he
was in no condition to enter upon
such an undertaking as the manage.
ment of the great a. r. q. strike.
Il consider him almost, IL not ful
ly, irresponsible" said DR. Robinson
land ! told him so in my teIepran n.
His physical condition is not good
and the effects Of dipsomania may 81.
feet his intellect have received no
answer to my telegram and the sun.
position is that Mr.. Debs considers
himself insulted by calling him ira.
sponsible, He will break down phya.
icall ) and probably mentally as soon
as this strain is over, IL not befor,
and will probably relapse into his
former dlssipated habits. -"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14

Mr., DEBs showed himself to be an
incompetent leader when he ATTEMPTED
70 make the public suffer for the
grievances of the employees of the
Pullman company. Such a PROPOSE.
lion should have appeared to him as
unjust, and, being unjust, he might
nave known it could not carry.
Its cruel irony to say that a general
strike at this in0pportune time is in
the interest of the workingmer. What
working men want, most of all. is a
revival of business which will make a
market for labor. The NEWS fears
the effect Of the strike will be to check
the revival which has been so anxious-
~ looked for and expected after the
settlement Of the tariff question by
congress. 1t fears it will have a ten.
dency to keep the good times away
IN the future Working men should
learn to think and act for themselves
In this case, in particular, while Mr.
Debs orders men to quit earning
money necessary to their support his
salary goes bravely on. He uses the
strikers to pull out the roasting chest
nuts and grows fat with feastjno
wnile they are suffering with burning,
aljstered fingers.
~ Ss,as-s :.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14

CANYON county will be the first in
the state to hold county Democratic
convention. Her instructions for
candidates on the state ticket will be
watched with great interest. IL is
understood that she is in perfect har-
mony with all southern Idaho for
Ballentine for Governor
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14
Mr.. Pullman.
WIN. BURKE.

Mr. Debs, the great autocrat and
leader of the strike, is not in a very
enviable position to-day. Neither,
according to the belief Of The News,
is Mr.. Pullman.
MIR. Pullman is partly responsible
for the strike, he is partly response
BILE for the great loss to life and prop
erty and for the temporary CONNER.
cial stagnation while the trains are
stopped, but, with it all, he has APP
peared to be the least interested Of
anybody and of all concerned.
All the time he has been at the
famous ocean resort, Long Branch,
enjoying the sea breezes and salt
spray as if peace reigned and business
dourished.
Mr.. Pullman has been more than
the coward in this matter. He should
have been in Chicago and shown to
the innocent, suffering public tnat,
while conscious of the business of his
own side and his own cause, il he so
felt that way, he was at least interest
ed in the public welfare and was
ready and willing to give any and all
relief from his side to the suffering.
The public has had but little sym
pathy for Mr. Pullman; in the future
it will have less.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14

The present strike has placed a
heavy and CALLING burden upon a
great and innocent people. The men
whom it was first aimed at, George NJ.
Pullman and company, are as little
injured as anybody we might name.
They do not want to build any more
cars at present; they claim to be over
stocked, and to make men in other
occupations suffer because the Pull
man company will not resume work
is all wrong.
The thought that labor organiza-
tons, or any other organizations as
for that, should place themselves so
completely in the power of one man
as the labor organizations are in the
power of Debs, is a marvel-is the
wonder of the age. The News has a
sincere and heartfelt sympathy for
the innumerable families who inno-
Gently will have to suffer and to pay
the debt Of this great autocrat, Mr..
Debs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14

The time is now at hand when the
activity of bees in a clover field must
be exhibited in the Democratic camps
IN Bingham county; when the mem
oers OF the party must leave their
bu'k-saws on the wood pile and begin
party work in earnest.
The commissioners have created
nine new voting precincts; party Or
ganlzatlon must be perfected in these,
1t must be revived in the old pre-.
clncts and there must be activity and
STIR all along the lines. Let the cen.
tral committeeman be up and doing;
let them quit themselves like men for
party success.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-07-14

WHAT a pity labor organizations
will allow themselves to be led from
work by light-headed, egotistical and
reckless leaders. What a pity they
should allow agitators like vampires
to suck the life blood from them and
to eat their bread and meat SO much
needed by themselves and families.
1t is safe to say that not one strike in
twenty-five is brought on by men ac-
tually at work, but by those who live
by their wit, words and schemes at
the expense of others. If these organ
izations would think for themselves
and act every time for themselves
they would find more work, better pay
and more contentment in their labors.