Arizona miner., 1868-03-28

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 Tnr MIh lN lnD Cocoi>rr. The MlNER . seems unN,ou, to show that it. bitter uiuio-. l;g to Governor Mccormick dor, not arise from political feeling. We know that per .oual and sclii.u interest have nor, to do with it Marion does not really dis'ihc 'hc Governor a, public man, nor does he care much for the removal of the capital, bnt hi- heart wa, fixed on the legislative printing. and a- tLi4 cannot now be done at the NiNEH office. be- i. mad with all who had Co do with changing thc seat oi yp.t-umeut 1hi, Is tuc milk in thu cOcoauut, amt thc i"s cau-e of ,hc young mans cNa- Yeration.-Irs.'"'''
 What pity it is. Judge that a lawyer editor and hotcl-kccrer of your immense cal. ib-c cannot tell the truth Ous "animosity' ' l6t the "-tatc.man,' a. you sycophantishly called our -mo0tA-horc Governor, arises from the fact that we know him to be two-faccd. eroti.iical, and unreliable. We look upon him as an intriguing sharper, without any fixed political principles perfect weather c1c,--a bantam of little force and great pre- tensions. In regard to your assertion that II. ltAI N.l lI~llI- AhN I'-tNt N-if' lft fttAtNtit ] caused us Co pitch into Iii, Excclency, we will state, for your information that said printing would have been secured to Us had ! we expressed a readiness and willingness to follow the fortune, and sound the praises of tbc Governor, his satellites. and Tucson. Had ! wc kept still. and said nothing about the base means used Co effect the removal of the capital, We could have had the 'MlNER office moved to Tucson. without cents cost tO us, besides receiving Q respectable bonus. To further prove Co your un-ophisticated mind tiat it !. not the probable los. of the lcgisa
 tive printing that causes ifs to speak irrcyer
 cntly of y0ur statesman, and lightly o
 your august self, we can assure you that th,
 great men of Tucson, N vhile here, looked upor
 and spoke of you as a very weak sister, ant
 thought tue Governor to be no better than
 he sEouli he IL was proposed to us tha
 upon our arrival in Tucson, your few hatful
 of type should be annexed to this office
 and. as 6 consequence, your valuable service
 dispensed with But, scoruing such bas
 titsl'- dil htsb~N h t4'' fiiiN Ai4NiAi
 made our mind up to stick to Prescott an,
 Northern Arizona. and labor t0 make an hon
 est living by printing paper that would. rc
 fleet the wishes and feelings 0. a large major ity of the enlightened citizens of tbe TerritC
 ". and our books show that they have nobi P sustained us in our course. We can liy without official pap, and shall never dlo' our,clf to become the mouth-picce and fug,C man cf aspiring trck.ters in order that the r may smile upon us and drop few greer backs into our purse. At tbe time we pn
 chased the MINER from its former editor an l.. proprietor, Governor F. C. Mccormick, W D found but about 75 paying subscribers on ti 7. books. and not over one-half column of pay z. ing advertising in the paper. Now, thank q to the people,-the honest, hard-workin
 citizens of the Territory, the paper has q ci
 culation of over four hundred and respect e bic advertising patronage. This. too, in du r. times. in the dead of winter, and in sectio - of tAe Territory, where, according to Il !, 4ri,oAiag, scarcely anybody lyes. Agai n if there Is any legislative printing to be doI n next year, it is more than probable that Yt will have to be done in the MiNER office, Jf not at al.