Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-23

Hnlt- W w" temperate aui smi.ttupical
Zones. according a. thc rirNa'Iun cult
vailed The liver Na,Ir,. runtsiu N."'',.
o. art"s aud there atr tlou, a. many
art'~ ~ IT," alley, 1t ,.uiu. ., 'tii'us
Va W." mountain fang,., tui H' m'h.
90 sf"ht pains contain ,.I,N..' hru'.,
ihI"". quarters III which are yu,NdtHh,"
NH"ni dni al trum New u,>,ru rtriri
lh. lu>i premium nj IL, Nur,i- lut ui
Tie 'n''u ict,. uI u.ttu AMI ia,
lnI's" ,h".- ~ Nv M,,., .au.u' e.. o.
.' ir % cuuNati u. uu., ,p. states
l"Nt- uhir MICHIGAN. 90. To hui MoH.
aua"Nccrd NV NrAlru 100 ,u, amount
III IL wT'l clIp. IL ha- mmII-r hrti-
Ti cattle nnd huf>es, aul tltr.', - we'll -
sheep dO not have To- nr hru-.d a siuglc
la! IL the yrat
lhr muuutaluou. region. which ~.
elusive oi elevated yAuri-, u,uu.Huuut
9oh",n hold practically iu,AunusIth,r
deposits ri gold, SILVER, cupr"r led, irou
ore, Llnc, antimony and cua,
The true valuation vi the property ~
NJ" Mexico Ia lSb ~a- t-dl loHst.
IT. yet capita wealth being 500. while
ia" average prr capita wealth m H."
nlt'"i states Is only tltub.
cher" l. no Legitimate tra,ou NIN a
long deferred act ui justice should not Hc
performed t.! the admissions 81 NrH Nr,.
IT," a. a state. lie tact that lt- pt,iIr,
mai la'or Tree coinage /, not u lrgIti.
malr trd~,n, Lut II l. realty The OH, unr
that stands ~ the way. II It'd sal c"uI.
inrlitail uI uuf Institutions. hlti lutm II
g">rrnn"nt, that a whole rr"p," may To-
deprived uf iull pnlIlIcal aud vNIi irgN. =
because ~ certain political View. WnlrH
AZ" ludulgrd IN 10y many 81 ur ,tu,,
aud dIlI"frd lrum ~ others
New MrNlcr -u,uii hr admitted u
h,, more than the Ir'pi,Itr nunbrt Il
population H. rntIllr It lua REPRESENTA-.
i've, Hni murr THAN any territory apply
lng lot admission ever hal. accept tab
an Maine. 1t has niue tIIu"~ Ia" veal 10
II any territory ever YET united - 4
state. IT. productions are - u"l m ,aIu"
dnd variety than thp~" I'll tnN ",lu ,rr.
tltnrS IT.. people are a, veil II Mt i,',t. T
pfrpAtrd l., education HuI Tradition To-
discharge the iull dutlr- 81 citizenship,
than were thr inhabitants IT ANY trrfltn.
~ pt",iud-l, admitted. AMI there l. an
-
uitrd states. CREATED ~ itself N'tN N'ti-
agn. which should hr Discharged hS me-
conference un ihr people eel Wv M,NIru
II What VA, pledged {" tlIru srhni,dth
els.
III lN1N the luplr ot New N,Nlc" pt ,.
cerdiug ~ dccot lance with the terra, IT
applied fut alml-, n'H a. 4 tate, ~ the
constitution prohibited >iANrIl II va. d,.
nird admission and NaS ufganIl.L 4, "A
territory. IT. the ',i cungIr--. tail IA
favor ~ admitting the state ri New MrN.
leo passed bath h"u-rs 81 ruhgfr-,. but
they difirfri Slightly and ihu- failed. "a
MrNico passed the -cuatr hN latg, ma.
JnrltN. bat Na- not voted uu ~ tlr l,uu-"
In the yrh. DIST AMI 81 congresses laN.
"rahlr reports wrry male ia favor uf IT.
admISSlnlt ari pl~-,'d the HOUSE aud thI-
l. the seventh Application,
Everything that uniirlug "urtgN, IL.
rrctri b! conspicuous ability, has been
lone b, the Hon. lhoma- Il. Cat.
rnn, the territorial delegate. 1" 81.
cure the desired end. lie has lab,rrd
faithfully aud untirlngly III the effort ut
admission. lie has Succrrdri IN -rcur
lng from both the house and the 4ruat,
committees oll territories, most favorable
reports and there ought not Ia he ANY
hesitation ~ della! upon the part uf con.
gtrsN IN adopting the rrpOrt- AMI mAk.
lng state II New Mexico