The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-22
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domo dc carros este triste guzanillo, como todd | clase de pOliIla que taladra para vivir, fus . rssutar bajo Ia benigna sombra de su gen eroso l amo don EItevan Ochoa, dOnde ha psrmanecidO l hasta la focha subsistiendo gratis, hechando Ge l cOpitas esnEtantsmente de gOllete, fumandO de veg sn cuando uno que otrO buen puritO porquS asi como la langosta de Egipto, reclamada par entsla SC sstende DOT todas las partes del mundO sin ser uti ainguna de elias DOT consiguients, ssta ocacion especial, el papahueVOs eneontro legitima OcupaciOn en las flas de la cOSrampids clica republicans que le smpleo.
 Este adulOn Don Jesus Ainsa de quisn habl&- mos shors, Sc nos aparecio spontansamsnte DOT Ia primer vez de gu vida, el sabado sn la nochs. sn q casa d. Ia corte donde so haban rsunidO unOs cue ntos amigos del ST. Mccormick para yAti6car jos nombramisntos de la elecciOn primaria que 50 habia csebrsdo en CSC mismo dia.
 AnsiOso de servir su amo para monstrar su grEtitud, fel los nstinctos de Ia vii esclayitud este dessarsdO hipOcrita Don Ainsa, cOmparesio ante sl publieO desempehandO ell papel ridiculO de srador mOdsrnO, aIegan do con purOs disparates del mas grocsrO calibro, los derechos de un es-. trangsro aquien sl apsnss conocio sl otro dia, en prsfersncia del que los tienS mayores, contra el miSmO aquisA sl amaE en su msndigs vida podra rscOmpsniar los favorss personales que ha rscbi
 do de su bienhecher Don Pecro Brady.
 l No era DOT cisrto nueStra intencion de criticar Is msla cOnducta de un tan insignificant ser, no To hicisrsmos si no fusra porque inItinctivamsHts nos gustA muchisims dsspojar el presumidO nsciO de su falso orgullo.
 Den Ainsa acOnsejo los msjicanSs de ssguir i'm pIicitamente a su amo Don EstsVHn 0cho, de Votar tai sl les digs en Ia eleceion proximS los nsjicAnoS do este Tsrritorio son hombrea que muy bisn saben su dsber sas direchos tambisn, no nsossitan de los falsoS consejos de mestizO sr.idor que de cobards durants Ia invasion Fran cssa sndaba en San Miguel Ocultandose bajO las snsguas de las viejas para no poptar las armas y defender afigida patria. euien Ss sl De donde viene, como tiens el atrevimiento de in struir los mejicanos del Tucson el modo que de- bsran vstar? jVaIla un cuds dano tan ejemplar, que digno ds ser imitado Qusy 9 se ls Olvi. daria DOT acssO el agradable paseo que hiOisron hacer atado como tercio de harina sobrS sl lomo de ua burTitc dc la Linea al Altar, CT el aie de 1857 ?? si SC ie alvido . mi se1or ten con- ! J | caridad de EH alma, de repsntirss de Gu vidE pasads, } do purgarss bien ds todOs sns pecados para que el futuro pusda sntrar de OradOr mOdsrnO sn las susstiOnes pOliticas de nuestro TerrisOrio una sOnciencis limPia.
 MURDERED: Wednesday morning the body ot Manuel Cadena, Sonoranian who has been living in this town for some ten l 4l-z d., poldo Carilla, about four hundred yards out side the Southern suburb of town, The deceas- ed was at the saloon kept by George Foster ! on Tuesday night, and was sesn betting at I ''!nonte," It Is supposed that he won some si1hteen or twenty dollars and that upon leav- ing the saloon, he was followed by two OF three professional murderers who forCibly or othsr' wise succeeded in taking him outside the city to accomplish the double crime of robbery and
 murder From the character of the wounds it is evident that little opportunity was given hin to defend himself Besides a wound in the head, from which the brain Issued hs re-
 ceived severa wounds about the, neck which were dolbtless inflicted by a dagger. No clue to the murderers has been obtained. An inquest was held and verdict returned in ace cordance with the facts stated
 IMMIGRATION During the past two weeks the ingress of Sonoranians has been some- what extraordinary About six hundred per. sons, the great majority of whom are women, are said to have arrived since the 10th inst. These people concentrated at Magdalsna, So- nora, for the purpose of attending the annueI feast held there and at the adjournment of the celebration concluded to try fortune in Arizona. We can only add that we have suf- fcient territory for all who come and among our population of nearly 4o00 souls is less distress than may be found to prevail in the majority of Eastern cities of like population CAUGH IN ANOTHER LIE:-We have been informed by reliable gentleman who recently arrived frem Sacston that he saw Mccormick in that section, and heard him state to NIT. Wallace that we offered te sell our party prin- cipIes for the sum of S3, ,000e0. Mr. McCor- mick knows we'll that our offer was in sub- stance as follows: Il will not support you under any circumstance, nor have your sufi- cient money to buy my support; but, am .luava raady to tranaact hnainassand if vou