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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24.
It is Mr. Secretary Elkins now. And
we are glad that such it is.
Mr. Secretary Elkins, we salute you
and wish you a very merry Christmas.
The Republic and the prouunciamento
B9em to travel in pairs in Central and
S-nUi America.
Crisp's letter to Mills offering the Texas
fire eater second place on the ways and
means committee, was the unkindest cut
of all. It was "rubbing it in" with a
vengeance, surely.
A merry Christmas to the Santa Fe
Board of Trade ; it has done good and
valuable service for this city during the
past year.
A merry, merry Christmas to all the
readers of the New Mexican in par
ticular, and to the people of the territory
of New Mexico in general.
These fine Christmas days a settlement
between the bondsmen of ex-Collector
Chavez and the tax payers of this county
would be a mighty fine thing all around.
Governor Prince's report on New
Mexico for 1891 is very good reading this
holiday season ; this is a great and glorious
territory and tha governor shows it up in
the proper light and in excellent lan
guage. Talk is cheap, but facts are stronger
than talk. If the Texas, Santa le &
Northern railroad means business let it
demonstrate this; let this fact be known.
Abusing, lying about and slandering
public officials will refund no bonds.
A great many good peopld may find a
deal of food for thought m the fact that
Norcross, the dead New York dynamiter,
never smoked, never gambled, never
drank, never played cards, never stayed
out late of nights and never went out
with the boys.
Eefuodino a lot of bonds that have very
little to stand on and that may very prop
erly be placed in the doubtful column,
would be a very fine Christmas gift,
indeed, for the Texas, Santa Fe & North
ern railroad ; but where would the tax
payers come in? As usual, at the small
end of the horn.
Nature gave Santa Fe a very great gift
in its magnificent climate ; however the
climate must be advertised and people
must be made aware that this city is tho
best place in New Mexico and New Mex
ico the best country on the globe for those
Buffering with pulmonary troubles.
Thanks to the efficient work of Hon.
Amado Chaves, the territorial superin
tendent of public instruction, the public
school syBtem of the territory has been
placed in better condition during the past
year than it has ever been before. This
is quite gratifying. The year 1892 will
show a still greater advance.
The past year has been a dull one for
the realty men generally, but despite this
fact the city of Denver makes a highly
encouraging record. In that city last
year the sales of real estate footed up
$65,929,924. This year they will almost
reach $47,000,000, or a daily average of
'mat $134,000. A live city, truly.
ue American Eagle is pluming his
feathers just now, despite the approach
of Christmas with its good will to men,
and the Chilian government had best take
the hint. That is an ominous call the
Loyal Legion makes upon congress to
provide the American nation with a navy
that will command respect for our flag
the world over.
It seems that the funds for the main
tenance of the territorial prison for the
coming two months are exhausted. In
view of what has happened during the
past ten months, it would not be a poor
Christinas gift for the people, were the
institution abolished and the convicts
sent to Leavenworth. The New Mexican
is very willing and ready to help in this
project.
CHRISTMAS TO MORROW.
Tomorrow will be Christmas, the day
celebrated by a great many millions of peo
ple upon the globe. This is one festival of
the Christian religion that has brought
the church and the world together as
nothing else, certainly no other church
festival, has ever done. It is the spirit of
"peace on earth and good will toward
man" that has brought this about; this
spirit is the ruling one at Christmas
tide.
Love and kindliness, helpfulness and
sympathy characterize the day upon
which the festival of the church is held.
The principle of doing to others con
scientiously whatsoever one would, others
should do to him, holds fuller sway upon
that day than upon any other. Let us
hope that such sentiments will, as the
world advances and becomes more civil
ized, be the rule for every day in
the year, as it now is upon Christmas
day.
BREA1ISTUFFS AND THE MARKET.
The world is out of joiut. Reciprocity
with Cuba brings to Baltimore an order
for 300,000 barrels of flour. Western
grain goes east to be ground into flour for
this purpose when by every rule of reason
and economy the western grain should
roll straight down here to deep water on
the gulf, velasco, for instance, and go
thence, after being converted into flour,
to Cuba. By this route a thousand mile
haul is saved. The Atlantic seaboard
route is an illogical one aud sooner or
later must ghe way for the deep water
route. South America has simply got to
have the west's breadstuff's, and the
sooner the Rocky mountain region makes
up its mind that everything depends
upon improved railway facilities leading
hence to the gulf, the sooner will this
section find a certain and lasting market
for its breadstuff's. With the class of
grain which the valleys of New Msxico
can produce by irrigation, cheap labor,
certainty of crops and ample transporta
tion facilities, here in future must the
American farmer look for las greater
field of remunerative duty.
SURVEYS OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
When, by the treaty of Guadalupe Hi
dalgo, New Mexico was transferred to the
United States, the nation solemnly agreed
that all its people, whether New Mexico
remained a territory or was admitted as a
state, "shall be maintained and protected
in the free enjoyment of their liberty and
property." It is notorious that these
people have not been protected in the
possession of their landed property. At
last congress passed ajaw for thoir relief,
but now it appears that congress, when it
passed the laud court bill, struck out the
usual annual appropriation "for surveying
private land claims in New Mexico." By
this omission the land court bill is to a
great extent nullified for the present fiscal
year. This is a great injustice. If a citi.
zen wants a quarter section of land for a
homestead the government surveys it out
and gives it to him ; but if a citizen fifty
vears mo showed himself brave and ac
tive in the defense of the settlements
against the surrounding hostile Indians,
the government of the time made him a
giant of perhaps a piece of the Galisteo
valley, extending from the mouth of a
certain side canon down to a certain high
rock. Why should not the government
survey this and give it to him as it has
plainly promised to do. The reacnt law
provided that he should have it without
payment, but practically he can't get it at
all, as no description resulting from
private survey would be accepted by the
land office.
Every citizen of New Mexico should
make nil possible effort to obtain from the
present congress a liberal and ample ap
propriation for the survey of private land
claims in New Mexico, so that these
claims, which have so long retarded her
prosperity, may be speedily put in shape
and forever settled.
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.
Just About So
Democratic papers are trying to prove
that Elkins was a "rebel sympathizer."
Their little game wont work. Were the
charge true, Elkins would be a hero with
these same Democratic papers which are
abusiDg him. Kansas City Journal.
And Strongly So, and Truthfully So.
The Santa Fo "Daily New Mexican" is
inclined to discredit Major John V.
Powell's claims to having "selected, sur
veyed and located" thirty-niue govern
ment reservoir sites, for the improvement
of the arid lands of New Mexico. Brook
lyn Standard Union.
American riate Glass.
The yearly output of plate glass of
American manufacture will soon exceed
the annual anount made in all Europe
ten years ago. Another evidence that
the McKiuley tariff is not a bad thing for
American industry. Cincinnati Commer
cial. American Ctgars for Americans.
Let us take another look at the way the
McKmley bill is encouraging our cigar
making industry. We imported during
the ten months ending October 31,
1890, 1,093,308 pounds
ol cigars, cigarettes and cheroots; but
during the ten months ending October 31,
1891, only 524.427 pounds
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The Presidential Situation.
The presidential situation, so far as the
Republican partv is concerned, is very
simple. If Mr. Blaine wants the nomina
tion at Minneapolis he will get it without
a struggle, as he is undoubtedly the first
favorite of his party. If he is not a candi
date President Harrison will be renomi
nated by acclamation. There is not the
slightest possibility of a conflict between
Mr. Blaine and Mr. Harrison on this
subject. Either will support the other
cheerfully, and whichever of them may
be no.ninated is almoet certain to be
elected. Denver Republican.
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whicu number about zi.uUO appear in
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The New Circuit Judges.
An unusual number of judicial appoint
ments have fallen to the lot of President
Harrison to make, and his appointments
of this kind have as a rule given general
satisfaction. This is true of the appoint
ments made by him this week to six of
the nine new circuit judgeships created
by the last congress. None of the new
judges are unknown men ; all of them
have been men of greater or less promi
nence professionally, two of them have
served upon the federal bench before,
and the third has served for some time as
judge of a state court. One circumstance
connected with the appointments has
elicited especially favorable criticism, the
fact, namely, that two of the six appoin
tees are Democrats. This circumstance
has been regarded as indicating that the
president does not consider the appoint
ments to federal judgeships as political in
their nature, as indeed they should not t3
considered. It is to be hoped that the
action of the president in distributing the
appointments among men of different
politics will be followed as a precedent.
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Unregulated Competition Self-destructive,
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