Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-11-04
RUSSELL REFLECTIONS.
Judge Peel Enthusiastically Received An Independent Fiasco-Etc.
Special Correspondence of the Epita


 Special Correspondence of the Epitaph,l
 RUSSELL, A. T., Nov 1.-Our live an, booming camp is steadily moving on, witl the redoubled vigor of demonstrated merit Every stroke in the way of developmen but shows that the camp has reliable resources in the way of its mines as an as, sured fact, and not confined to one or two properties, but every prospect gives en couragement. The Peabody mine is yield ing largely of tue finest ore, and all pros pecting, as it is done in this mlne, shows large reserves of ore, more than sufficient for the reducing capacity of the company's smelter. The smelter is running continu ously, with the regular result of bullion From last months run there has been shipped twelve carloads of the smelter's product of copper bullion to date And a favorable outlook for considerable in. crease in the shipment for this month.
 On last evening Judge B. L. Peel, our nextprobate judge paid the camp his first visit. After his coming, of which we had but short notice, the clans were gathered, and respectable audience obtained to hear the judge make talk Judge Peel made us good talk. He manifested an
 ABILITY AND CONSERVATISM
 in his treatment of questions, and showed a breadth of sympathy with the vital in. terests and needs of the county that fully Justifies the almost unanimous support which he will surely get from this camp for the probate judgeship. His speech was characterized by candor and dignity that convinced all who heard him that the office to which he aspires, administered by him, would be conducted with the ability, honesty and responsibility to be desired by all good citizens and in way to secure a fair deal for all interested in matters sub. ject 10 disposition by him. The entire democratic ticket is on a solid basis here and the only question is how great the ma. jority for the ticket will be, and which of the democratic candidates will lead the others. All recognize the probity and purity of the entire personnel of the dem ocratic ticket, and the further fact that the democrats, unlike the republicans, in mak. ing their nominations, threw overheard every candidate who savored of "the ring" and the ring interest And this is one Of the most cogent and convincing causes, enlisting the most earnest and en- thusiastic support for the entire ticket.
 Some eight or ten days ago the indepen dent candidate for sheriff, with his speak CT, Judge Herring, was here. Judge Her ring was gwen au audience of respectable cast, who
 LISTENED TO HIS UTTERANCEs with respect. He said great deal about men abandoning principles grounded in the very truths of their life's action, and rallying to the support of Neagle, in whom, he claimed, every excellence and requisite was concentered. But failed to | name any qualification except physical courage, and the will to apply It in the holding down of outlawry and desperado- ism on the part of his candidate, as para mount to mere tax matters" The nde- | pendents may safely count that they gath | cred no breeze for their sails here. Judge | Herring's effort, though earnest, made no impression. The people here are no man. worshipers. They want man for sheriff | who has business ability as well as physi- gal courage to arrest and bring to justice ice criminals and outlaws. A man capa- ole ot attending to "mere tax matters" as we'll as all other business incident to the office of sheriff, and further, one who is sauged politically by well-defned and un- ierstood principles, as also by long, we'll inown and marked business record. That nan is Larkin w. Carr. DEMOCRAT.