Canon del Agua Claimants Attack Prince Campaign
Lincoln County Leader objects to The New Mexican Review as attorney for Geo Ballou and others in the United States v. Canon del Agua claim. It accuses the Review of fraud, political bias, and aiding innocent purchasers while opposing government surveys. The piece links defense lawyers to a Santa Fe-Boston syndicate and notes Prince's campaign lag, urging voters to distrust the organ-in-chief.
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Canon del Agua
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New Mexico Territorial Legislation and Public Debates
Legal notes discuss the Penitentiary Act defects in New Mexico Territory, the nullity of a flawed enacting clause, and the need to reintroduce original bills for validity. The piece comments on bonds, mineral rights, and the Canon del Agua case, then shifts to local politics, supporting Ry nerson over Joseph and debating party dynamics, Maine prohibition, and upcoming Republican strategies.
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Rynerson
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Congress
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Maine County Returns Swing to Republicans with Blaine Lead
The state reports every Maine county voting Republican last week as Kennebec County where Mr. Blaine has lived over thirty years increases its Republican majority by 1,500. Six weeks from next Tuesday Blaine and Logan are set to be elected.
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Logan
Machinery in Republican hands taints New Mexico justice claims
The piece argues that the land law system in the Territory is controlled by Republicans since the first land entry. It asserts the machinery remains in Republican hands, labeling certain figures as violators of preemption and homestead laws and suggesting Democrats would face justice only if the machinery changed hands.
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New Mexico
Anruve Claims New York Is a Wife Forgery Reference
Anruve asserts that New York is involved in a wives forgery matter, drawing a parallel to Pennsylvania. The statement surfaces amid ongoing comments on legal disputes and regional parallels between states.
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New York
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Pennsylvania
Ex-Luxator Grapy Promises Floor Fight Over Cleveland Nomination
N Y figure at a Tammany meeting last week vows to claim the floor when the body considers the resolution to ratify Cleveland's nomination. He says he speaks from the record and will expose alleged bribes tied to the Executive Mansion, insisting he can prove corruption from 1888.
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Prince organ holds miners meeting in Las Cerillos
The Las Cerillos miners meeting endorsed resolutions in favor of Judge Prince for Delegate. Observers note the gathering’s leading figures are staunch Democrats. Much of Prince’s backing comes from other discontented Democrats drifting from Kansas politics 1868 to 1880. Keep it up, gentlemen. We are happy.
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Prince
Hard dose becomes pleasant for Rynerson nomination
The Locurre Chieftain notes Lincoln County player Caffrey endured a tough moment for candidate Col Rynerson. Editors discuss support, nomination, and the expectation that Rynerson's election will be an exciting outcome, while referencing The Cut's nomination as a pleasant dose.
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Col Rynerson
Blaine Wins City Chronicle Shows Republican Lead
In Mr Blaine's own city Ane gusts the Republian majority last week was 25¢ greater than ever before and the county went overwhelmingly Republican Blaine's own friends and neighbors evidently have faith in him J vontra Mr Allen at democrat and step father of Mr Cleveland says Gro ver won't carry his own ward city county or State
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Prince organs New Mexico voters in 1884 election mood
The Prince notes discontent as New Mexico residents consider a Legislature election in 1884. He suggests the younger crowd believed they had two and a half years to "absorb" profits, framing a caution about extended influence and profit motives in the political arena.
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Prince
New Mexico
Ex act Facts misstatements amid Maine election gush
The Weekly New Mexican Review distributes a letter sheet titled Exact Facts de. It attacks widespread misstatements and notes Maine delivered over 20 000 Republican majority. It asserts political outcomes in Maine reflect Union directions.
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