New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-02-16
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Now it SO happened, that in pour.
aforementioned liquid was gently
deposited upon the person of one
Henry Dreyfuss, a resident of ths
City of Socorro, which said indivi-
dual failed to appreciate the good
work in which the said Bronson wa:
engaged, and who %thereupon, with
malicious intent, and doubtless up.
on the suggestion, by telepathy Of
the individual, named Bursum, eau
scd the arrest of the said Bronson
and hailed him before a supposed
but sadly mIsnamed court Of just
ice, within the county of Socorro
to answer a charge OF criminal libel
claiming in his said accusation tina,
the charge published against him
was wickedly false and malicious,
but therein taking no note or notice
of the intent with which said ar
ticle was published which as afore-
stated was a good and holy intent
and purpose, viz: to purify the state
and save its inhabitants from the
clutches of this mar Bursum
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bound this good man over to the
grand jury and even went SO far as
to require him to give a good and
sufficient bond for his appearance,
and went even further and required
him to be and appear in his court
room, which was holden in a dirty
and squad room, like any ordinary
criminal not worth more than one
hundred thousand "plunks", and
there personally say that he was
not guilty .
The grand jury of such afore-
mentioned county wickedly and pur-
posely, and without taking note or
notice of the good intent of the
said Bronson, and his staff, pro-
ceeded to and did investigate the
said charge, as commanded by the
statutes, and returned a long, YER
bose and wicked, so called, but
m|isnamed, true bill" against the
said Bronson and many of his re-
%tainers and laborers in the holy
cause seeking by said true bill",
SO misnamcd as aforesaid, to require
said Bronson and other coworkers
to prove the truth, of the liquid
cmpted out OF the said walls afore-
referred to, to the satisfaction of IL
suo1 and lawful men Of the county
ct SoCorro.
The iniquity of the proceeding
will be readily understood and ap-
breciated, when it is called to mind
that Socorro county is the home of
the said iniquitous Bursum, and
that he has resided in that county
and has therein carried on his works
of iniquity and otherwise for nu-
merous years, and to such an extent
and so successful has he been in such
that within all the confines
of such county. it would be impos-
sible to find twelve honest men.
good and true, who would be made
to appreciate the motive and intent,
and truth of the aforesaid article,
who would be able to render a true
verdict, without regard to the evid-
ence which might be produced,
hence it was necessary for this good
individual Bronson to remove his
cause to some other county for
trial, where he might at least, find
enough good men to prevent a YER
dict being returned against him and
his equally good and pure co-work-
ers in the cause of political right
teousncss. which was accordingly
done, and there this phase of his
persecution may be permitted to
rest.
Have Bronson's trouble ended?
Has his sword been broken? Has
he s'ackened his efforts? Has he
deserted the cause of the people!
No, most assured by not. His per-
'ecution has but caused him to grid
grip his sword more firmly, and he
still battling for the cause with
on his left, and Horace
Johnson on his right.
The immediate cause of the doing
If battle at this time, and with re-
,ewed energy, will be more readily
appreciated and understood by the
Greezer" worth less than
,ne million bucks, when it is stated
hat this man Bursum, rgardless of
lecency, and the proper proprieties,
las seen fit and proper to visit the
:ity of Santa Fe, and to rent a room
t an Inn, commonly known as the
De Vargas, named after an illus
Spanish Conqiistadore, and
o eat, within the city of Santa Fe
.ach day, in a public place, such pro-
'ender as is provided for man, and
o pay for the same, and upon &C.
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legislature, which said legislature is
according to the man.
of the constitution, to enact
avs for the people of the state.
)pon two occasions this man Bur-
UNI has been seen entering the
tate Capitol, and nce he was seen
to the Lieutenant Governor
f the state, hence hold up your
ands in holy horror, for poor slaves
hat you are, you know not the pit
hat he is digging for you.
This man Bursum. so that his real
may not be discovered, is
living it out to the people that he
) in Santa Fe endeavoring to have
into law. certain pledges
nd promises made. to the people in
Republican State Platform, and
y him as a candidate for governor
the platform, in various pre-
and places within the state.
nd while it is true said legisla-
ire has already carried out one i'm
pledge made by said Plat
)rm and said Bursum, to wit: sub
lission to the voters of said state
f prohibition. or otherwise and while
aid Bursum worked hard and Ia
oriously for said submission. and
now working for woman's suf-
age and other nefarious bills. all
lis is aside from the point, which. ;
i%ccinctly and definitely stated is.