The Eagle, 1894-12-26

The front page of 1894-12-26. 379 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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The Albuquerque Citizen has heard that the democratic secretary of the ter ter-titory - titory ter-titory intends to arrange matters so that the democrats will have a majority in both branches' of the next legislature, although the republicana elected a ma majority - jority majority in each bouse. The Citizen does not wait to see whether it is actually hurt, but gets to the front with a celerity that is enough to take a person's breath away, and says that owing to this pro proposed - posed proposed action of the secretary New Mexico is not fit for statehood. The Citizen cries and plays the baby act very easily. It has always been supposed the editor of the Citizen was a scrapper, but when he weakens as easily as this at what is sim simply - ply simply a threat, bis friends are astonished. If the Citizen cannot restrain itself, but must have revenge and that immediate immediately, - ly, immediately, let it go at it in some other way, some way that will make the secretary of the territory feel its indignation without hurting all the rest of the people in the territory. Cutting your own nose to spite your face may be revenge, dark and deep, but it is not good sense. Western Lilieral. Chas. Lyons was in from the Gila last Saturday with a load of mistletoe which found ready purchasers. The young

Since the abandonment of Fort Marcy at Santa Fe, the people of that place have been untiring in their efforts to get the post re-established, although there is no real necessity for having troops sta stationed - tioned stationed there. There are no hostile In Indians - dians Indians in the neighborhood and they are not near enough to the Mexican border for troops to be immediately available in case of trouble with our sister republic. The first information that there is in contemplation any change of the troop3 in this territory comes from Santa Fo in

that little legislation will be enacted at the present session of congress. The re republicans - publicans republicans reinforced by eastern demo democrats, - crats, democrats, will block any financial legislation attempted and the senate has already decided not to tnke no the tariff question :

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