Arizona miner., 1868-06-20
Result of the Election.

Result VI NlAc 6ANNNANh
 "we've met the enemy, and we arc theirn." Yes gentlemen, American citizens and bona fds residents of Arizona, Governor McCor- mick and the mougrel hosts of the Mexican | State of Sonora have proven too weighty for ! us, and we are routed horse, foot and drn- ! econs. Recent returns from Pima ltavc no l doub. of it and when tbe returns from Guay- [ mas. Altar and other Mexican towns arrive. ! there will not be grca-e-spot !eit of us. Josh . Billings says. at strains a mans philosophee ! the wtist Kind tcw laf when be gifts beet, 1 and we tao3s that Josh is right, nevertheless, . OFT adyic- tc those who opposed MeCormick . i. to. grin and hear l." and console them ! selves, if possible, wiih the pleasing fact that he is the last of gang who came here to rob the Territory, succeeded in doing go, ran for Congress. got elected left ihe country, and never returned here. The honest white men of the Territory did their best to defeat him, and would have succeeded had fair election been held. and none but legal voters allowed Co take part in it. Full returns have not yet been received here from all the counties, but from all the information in our possession, we put them up as follows. Yavapai gave ma iority Of votes against Mr. Mccormick; Mo have and Yuma counties each, gave small ma iorities against Mccormick rah Ute county east the bulk of her vote for MT. Adams, and Pima county voted almost every man, woman and child within Der boundaries for McCor- . r C.. tt. ysfs ahf drew or borrowed from the Mexican State of Sonora. Tn the language of letter from that eoanty. the question of the McCnrInickites of Pima was, How many votes do we require to be1t the ukste J,e0ns north Of the Gila Tell US, said they, to their Cb;eftsin, and we will cross the line and get them"
 There is no use diszuising the fact that the election in Pima county was farce, and the McCormicktes know il. The infamous Alex ander Mickey, and others of his ilk were sta tioned at outside precincts where but from five to ten legal voters lived, but true to their natural instincts for engaging in fraud and villainy. they coined and rolled up majorities ranging from 5O to 2U0 at all of these pre-. cincts fo-. his Infamacy, the Governor of this Territory.
 Waite Dem1cra.. who before the election, talked in favor of Rush, were ostracised and threatened The Mexicans were appealed {, by demagogues in inc interest of the Gov erner. V he told them all sorts of lies abou thepcople north Of the Giia, and D ho iniiameC their passions to such ar extent that ia Ortlc to administer 10 us good castigatiOn, thel voted early, often. and for augbt VIC know they are get voting. The votes after the clos of the poll-, were counted in secret DO on being allowed 10 see a ticket except th Boards Of Election, all of whom were th friends of the Governor! But, pshaw we hsy dwelt on these disgra~eful scenes ;oo loTe and had Governor Mccormick one spark honor CT mlnliness l.ft in his bosom he woul neve. present himself at Washington City Delegate from Arizona, nor would he hold tt position of Governor one day longer than ! could resign. He has carried his point by tt aid of the Steamboat Company, the Mllisar. the Mail Contractors, the men who profess have claims against Government, the Intern Revenue men, the men who were born to slaves and lackeys to ''pub funcs.," q knayes and fools of every description, the c flee seekers, the political poltroons of bo' parties, and last, but not least, the bcnighte halfstsrved children of Sonora. Hone.t ty an intelligence are yet too weak in Arizona
 contend with anu overthrow ignorance ar scoundrelisTn, and until we have a strn2e
 registry law, we need not expect fair ele
 ton in this Territory.