The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-11

to De the case, put, if syA, fail to see any oD' ljectiOn to t, for Fiorenceis is nearly in the cen
 tTe ofths populated portion of tha Territory and thrse-fourths of the farming land of Ya- vapai County is three times as far from Pres- colt as from Florence.
 By his having succeeded in having fe" new post routes established in Southern Ari- Eona': the fact is two new routes have been established, one of which is the only mail route connecting Arizona with Mexico, and regular express serviaa had been performed upon the same route, bi icitizens of Tucson for years without receiving any compensation from the Government; and the other is from Tucson, via Grant, F orence, McDowel and Phoenix to Wickenburg; the three places last named, and at least half the route, being in Yavapai County.
 As to cuItailing the service on any route where service was needed, neither Gov. Me- Cormick nor any of his friends had anything to do with it, bu on the contrary opposed 1t If the Ninel does not kuown who IS respOn siblo for this reduction of service 1t caa very easily ascertain from the Post office Depart- mens.
 "He will also harp upon his puuy effort to get the nation to construct for US wagon road to New Mexico, via the 35sh parallel route, when if the truth were known, he was and s secratly opposed to the measure 'If t,.A ,iJ ct1 2 c4l,. Ainer knows the truth, he knows it only to avoid 1t. What contemptible tratof character is that which induces man always to doubt the existence of honorable motives plainly visible, and seek for unworthy ones which cannot be found and what an inveterate liar that man must be who will endeavor to involve in doubt facts which are evident, by suppo- sitions statement which it would be an insult to common sense to believe.
 To prove the disbelief of this man in his own statement we have only to refer to his own paper, published the previous week, where he says.
 A Rumor i5 in circulation 10 the effect that Mr. Mccormick was about to succeed in ge;4 ting Q iitle from Government. to the town.site of Prescott Selt-intareSt prompS him in this matter.
 What sef-interest? Is it because he owns property in Prescott, or in that vicinity2 Then why would not sef-interest equally prompt hlm to desire the construction of the wagon road Prescott would 6e greatly benefited. and property there greatly enhanced in value by it.
 And why did not self interest prompt him to veto the bill for the location of tde Capital lie owned more property ia Prescott at that time than he does now.
 The fact is, one of these lies, contradict, the other
 The many citizens alluded to by the Miner ss in favor of drawing party lines, are proba- ply the little knot or clique of politicians who infest Prescott, hold meetings and conventions, pass resolutions and fill all the ofices-and as there are not quite enough offices to go around and, as old incumbents hold on with a death grip, (having nothing else to hold 10 1 they want more offices to fill, and they wa ut nobody to represent the Territory who does not belong to the "cIique" or hold himself con.- pletely under it's control.
 The Miner suspicious" that Gov McCor~ mick may again he candidate for Congress- we hope he will, and if he should be, we sus- picion that he will be reelected by an over- whelming majority--as we do rot recollect single instance in which any public officer has given such eutire satisfaction to his consti- tuents, or has been more causelessly viIifed aud abused by his enemies.