El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-03

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see that the Times is now trying TO
name the r. publ tca1 city ticket. Inc
Times no doubt would like to have a
fiuee 10 the pie but that paper hasn't
GIT much Influence with Straight re-
PUB leans. and its nomln .tloLs are
likely 10 b declared out OF order at the
republ. al cow ntion next TUESDAY.
It's r. publican friends were invited to
stay at home at last nigh IS primaries
and its medal ng in republican p"ntlcs
is me for. Good republicans are IN
he sadd e now and they are not Likely
to l'ste.I to a paper that has come near
causing serious disruption OF the re-
puolIcdn party in Ell Paso.
The next case on the docket is the
democratic primaries which are ca'l~d
for tonight. All the different ward pr1-
marirs a. e called 10 meet at The court
house and in all probabilities there Will
Ne a r. gular love fe ,st there. 1t mas
bren assert ID that the rea-on tor Call
irg the me ct ngs in bunch at tne
court house was to save cecta'n news
pap+r reporters shOe leather In MS
efforts to get news. There IS not much
louo talk about VIII It is going to oe done
except by the Magoffiu Iac' ION and IN y
laim they hav- everything in sight
grabbed However there has been
cons derabie quiet wOrk done, put
whe'h er anything startling WI oeVel-
op at tonight's IN .etlpg ID questlonaole.
There Is sIro g undercurrent OF 1eel-
ing among the democrats that TIE pri-
aries will be packed by the Magofhn
cpntingent, ana many of the straight
IemOcrats announce openly thai they
W Ii not be found by the c"nven ION aud
will not even attend. Su. b good OLD
wheel horses as Col. Bill Few IL make
these s atements, but time on y VIII
tel whether they will stick TO their de-
tie, minatlon. Be this as it may if Judge
Magoffin is ON tied !, lead tn dem
| D rat hosts, there will be large In
dependent elem MT who will not folio ".
They see now that they have a chance
Gown the gang" democra and
hey nay cast tneir votes accorllpgly
They know that the Mexican vote IN
the coming election is so small that a
| IAN ida must get all OF 1t 10 count
much on results The Independents
YOU d much rather see stral ght repub-
Ii. aus in power than see the city ruled
| oy the gang" democrats.
The republican delegates to the city
convent on n -xt Tuesday are left I'M
| ranm lied In their selection of mayor
| md ald5rmeo TO make the race In the
| C ming city convention. They are Re- p
| -eseur a i've men of the ty and Will
make the selec ion I'm & 'od tim ber
| They all nave the welfare OF the ely at
ne r5 and Will no oouot put out Can
| diuates that Juey think will govern the
| c ty in a straight and economical way,
and men tn It will command the res
pect of their fellow clLizens and the
| voters of this CITY.
| Col. Robert c. Pate arrived in the
city yesterday accompanied by VIM
H1mmel. Robt. Lewis, Papts and Cast
err, the latter two jockeys who will ride
| in tue spring races on the Ind Ill q
| race ira. k il the CITY of Mex co. Col.
Pate also brought aloog twelve fine
race h,rses, me OF when have ma
| tion1l regulations, they will all b. en-
tired at the Clty of Mexico Track for
| tne spriug race meet The horses are:
), meter, oepoy, Tar and Ia tar, Bran
10 e, Game Cock, Senator Morgan,
| Art-mis, Vr. land Elaine, PhOeba Max,
Lady Loran aud Let Me See. Colonel
| PATE says that There are low quite u
string of horses in the Guy of Mex CO
Wal, ing for the opening OF the race
meet aud that the sport this spring Will
re better than ever. The colonel has
succeeded in geat ng rid OF the disturb
iug element in the city AID the races
will be carr. ed on in u fair aud square
| sport sman'ike manner. Col. Pate and
| party, with the horses, leave this after
uOon on their way south.
| "Jedge" Ponder says his candidacy
for the city secretaryship was only a
joke. That's what the public
thought.
The Times says that Collector Davis
res guntion has neen in tue hands OF
Sal ator Mills for three weeks. The
Times failed to give he news to the
people # it knew it all that time. A
lgenuine newSpap rs never conceals
uews from the pubic for political pur.
poses.
"Perbaps," said the elderly gentle
man in the shiny coat, per haps If /
mad not h I'D such a rcus IN my youth,
l would have more of u Snow now
| Senator Stewart, whose home is in
Cars n, New offered bill for the
| relief of one Corbett. The appropriate
| ness of the mea sure was quite apparent,
but the Cor bett to be RI 'eved was an
old soldier and not the pugilist.
Richard L. Meyer is out for the race
of city secretary in case the democrats
wlp. Ricuard is a good man, but is
making the race with the wrong p ,rty
| n the coming election to be success
| full.
An Improvement possible on the
Ell Paso Times, at small expense, is
box of new plates, price two dollars
Eudy Argus.
The argus-eyed man of the Argus hi as
undoubtedly cast his argus optic toward
Ell Paso's climate.
A new paper has just been started in