01 Nov 1884
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1884
Page
1
A fragment from New Mexico General Laws argues voters must meet official qualifications to register. It outlines citizenship, age, residency requirements, and that a board member acts as secretary with authority to administer oaths to registrants. The text cautions against relying on intention papers.
A quip likens modern Democrats to a Kentucky man who prayed on a hay stack as the world seemed doomed. When a fire engulfed him he exclaimed he was in hell as expected, suggesting Democrats hold an unfounded belief Cleveland will win next Tuesday and will switch when results come in.
The piece muses on the tariff's enormity and the difficulty of fitting each article to all tastes. A reader staying at a hotel discovers a feather on the floor, awakening to a reflection on labor and hardship as he muses about those who toil over countless items.
FACTS FOR VOTERS argues county officers must be honest and capable. It accuses Jones Taliaferro of tampering with mail in White Oaks and urges voters to back Ed Beall’s associates and Gonzales for local offices while praising regional mining prospects and economic outlook.
A rough tale recounts a young district attorney facing a manipulated indictment, a grand jury sting, and a jail sentence for a cow thief. It also notes Blaine's New York speech arguing free trade loyalists should join the opposing party. The piece mixes legal capers with partisan commentary.
Terspay will seal the fate of many polities as pints. The line hints at political figures Blaine and Lagan and a forthcoming decision next Tuesday with broader implications.
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