Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-15

Ire democratic rally in precinct No
Saturday evening, under the auspices
the Jefferson club, was success in poil
OF Numbers and in every other sens
Speeches were made by Messrs. Camil
Padilla, F. Sandoval, c. Martinez an
Benigno Muniz. Hon. j, p. Victory pre-
sided.
Hon. Fl. L. Ortiz furnishes this follow
ing for publication: "H. l.. Ortiz is not
candidate for any office, and is not seek
ing the nomination for the house, as th
Republican gives it out. If q. l.. Orti
wanted the nomination for that Office @
some other one he could have it, an
unanimously, too"
The Optic thinks the financial life @
the nation is trembling in the balance
and the election Of Catron is necessar
to turn this scale in favor of prosperit,
or words to that effect. The tinancia
life of the nation be --------! (use you
favorite). 1t will be no more effected b
the result in New Mexico than cyclon
by the wind famed by robins wing
What we want is statehood. That mean
Joseph.-Springer Stockman.
Joseph promised statehood for Christ
mas present here at Socorro two year
ago. VIII he fill that promise by an
other term for next Christmas ?---Socorr,
Chieftain. Why, of course, he will. Cir
cumstances over which he had no contro
, prevented the fulfllment, but now the bill
is beyond the recurrence of such circum
stances; and to vote for Joseph means t,
vote for STANDARDIZATION Enterprise
Mr.. Joseph goes into the canvass i,
better shape than ever before. He has
record of ten years of faithful and efficien
work in the halls of congress. He hat
the statehood bill in shape that will
assure its passage at the December ses
sion of congress, and in addition to tina
the people of the territory know that h
ia able, honest aud reliable.-Roswel
Record.
In speaking Of the Dona Ana Demo
cratic county ticket, the Lordsburg Lib
eral says: "The democratic county con
vention at Las Cruces nominated Guada
lupe Ascarate for sheriff. Senior Ascarate
ran for sheriff two years ago on the Re
publican ticket. The convention also
nominated the Liberals old friend, Pinto
Pine, for representative. Senior Pine has
long been Republican and his change
of political faith has been surprise to
his many friends 1t may be proper to
suggest that the Republicans are doomed
to many such surprises this fail.
The Mora county Republicans have
named the following ticket: Councilman,
A. G. Voorhees,; representative, Miguel
nfyy ,ioo; Tnll
Melendrez, Gavino Rivera, Sacramento
Baca; sheriff, j. R. Aguilar; collector,
Demetrio Medina; assessor, B. A. Romero;
treasurer, Paul St. Vrain; probate judge,
Juan Andres Luna; clerk, Palemon Ortiz;
school perintendent, Cristobal Sanchez;
surveyor, q. W. Wildenstein; coroner,
Valentin Herjimiz.
A G eat Democratic rally will be held
at Eddy on Thursday, at which addresses
will be made by Mr.. Joseph, Gov. Thorn
ton, Hon. George Curry, of Lincoln coun-
ty, candidate for the council, and Hon. j.
F. Hinkle, the nominee for representa-
tive. The speaking will be held at the
court house yard both ne morning and after
noon and the occasion will conclude with
a grand ball at the opera house in the
evening. County Chairman Nymeyer has
appointed various committees to take the
matter in charge and on the whole the
meeting promises, to use the Eddy Cur
rents words, "to eclipse anything ever
held before in its line in the Pecos val
ley"
1t is said that since his trip through the
southern part of the county Mr.. Charlie
Spiess has come to the conclusion that
the political situation aud his candidacy
for the council don't fit, and that he has
decided to let his political ambition
smolder for another year or two. This
state of the case serves to revive the men
ton of Mr.. 7. J. Helms name in connec-
tion with the council, but that gentleman
doesn't appear to cotton to the gang q
little bit. At any rate he left the city
to-day to be absent several weeks.
The Andrew Jackson Democratic club,
of precinct No. 4, held rousing rally
Saturday night at Gonzales hall. The
place of meeting was crowded to suffoca-
ton and the greatest harmony and en-
thusiasm prevailed. Hon. Charles T.
Easley, chairman of the club, presided
and speeches were made by Mr.. J. H.
Sutherlin, and Messrs. A. p. Hill and II.
l.. Ortiz. feature of the evening was
the presentation of q handsome bouquet
to each of the last named gentlemen with
the compliments of Mrs. Braulia de
Aquero.
Pickles Populists up in Union county
have nominated the following ticket:
Representative, Mateo Lujan; commits
'ione.s, Romualdo Martinez, Juan Jesus
Chavez and Encarnacion Sandoval; pro-
pate judge, Nepemuceno Martinez; clerk,
Luciano B. Gallegos; sheriff, Saturnino
9inard; assessor, Henry p. Pickles; treas
lrer, A. W. Thompson; superintendent of
chools, Romuo Lucero; surveyor, John
:. Walford; coroner, Ed. F. wager.