22 Nov 1884
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Newspaper
Lincoln County Leader
Location
White Oaks, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1884
Page
1
A 19th century piece extols Thanksgiving as a long standing English colonial custom rooted in hardship and providence. It urges gratitude toward God, recalls past trials, and contrasts hopeful national virtue with political strife while warning against ingratitude and revolutionary temptations.
Article argues Kansas Republicans rejected St John as governor, costing the national ticket. It condemns St John as a demagogue and asserts his later shift to the enemy harmed the party. The piece claims a stronger gubernatorial finish would have aided Blaine and criticizes party vanity and demagoguery.
Col Rynerson thanks Dona Ana County for their decisive vote against the Ring and its wets in the recent election. He notes Dona Ana County cast 1 404 votes with 24 for Prince the Ring candidate and 436 for Joseph, praising spontaneous support for their platform and urging continued allegiance and congressional appeal for relief against the measures denounced. He asserts the Ring has been defeated through Republican efforts and calls for unity under their colors and approach to Congress.
Gen Harney of St Louis married Louie Kooper recently. Their combined ages total about 140 years, he eighty four and she fifty six. The obelisk stands worth over a million, and the couple enjoy a comfortable late-life start. The piece notes the close 1876 election and New York Democratic papers backing Roscoe Conkling for Senate.
Delegates from major Texas and New Mexico cattle associations gather for a national convention in St Louis. The Texas Live Stock Association claims about 1,000,000 cattle, 1,000,000 sheep, 350,000 horses with an estimated value of 45 million dollars. Other Texas groups, New Mexico councils, and numerous district bodies send representatives, highlighting vast herds, land holdings, and capital. A side note mentions a local scandal involving a missing girl and a man named Hudgens.
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