Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
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 STICK TO THE RECORD.
 rba Secretary of the Interior would B.. -I4 one with most power ID causing .gs,- removal What sympathy has ht -,b us2 He who Is rep ,r:ed as re ,.-+lg having said that ninety per cent 'f-be inhabitants of ArIzons came here ., ssrspe either the penitentisry or the ,,,e fl the inebrlate? A more in. s.-,Ius insult was never offered a r-s4-vinr people, but 1t goes to show s,-,e reason for the apathy shown in --- behalf IL appears that We are
 ,s-iri as mainly a set of reckless, '.-.fI,r-i desperaioes. it food fpr the t-.,l-'s tppett5e for blood. We are z. h. left to our own resources, and it t-+ remains now for us to sum up these resources.
 So speaks the Epitaph of April 1st. H,s the Epitaph just arisen from Rip y,, Wiukls sleep that they still believe ,5z Important Dutchman" to be con i-,-.ag the affairs of the Interior Dsnsr.ments Is 1t possible that they ..al So the glost of Carl Schurz hover ,--ors- ms i1vestiy yatlon of army mat .--s il Arizona, nquiring as WAS his r,r,. into the why's and wherefores 4l fine unseemly slaughter of the in -s,-ut Apache m this Territory? Is the E.!tlph still living iu prehistoric ages The CITIZENS strides are apace with ,a= march of progress il ArlzonR, and rs see at the wheel of the Interior Department a man whose every step in ,b-toltical arena has been fearless and r15.uated. whose national political in- ,-pr.on was the rILhtIng of the wrongs ri rle negro race Tn the South as the chairman of the now famous Teller C4uuittee" aud whose wOrK will not be complete until the wrongs visited upon 7u- law abiding citizens by the mur- is-ols Apaches, has been wiped out ID ,rag that vlll satisfy the most revenge Al ot our coutem pOrarits.
 Does lt sound plausible that a man 4a5 went Co Colorado a pioneer in 1860. and Jared the har1ships incumbered on .1,a life. and whose associates were 5-s.lsey similar to the men of this Ter -;5-y. should now say that ninety per ,s1t. of the inhabitants of Arizona came hs-- 60 escape the penltentlary, or the home of the inebriate?" Fiei The E,itaph does not believe it. That a us1 whose every success IS identified with the young west should make snch ar-na-k equally as applicable to all the T-s; Territory coming under his jUris- l,.-i0n. a- tp Arizona, is the very height of .uiic-0us absurdity, unworthy d tle notice of our citizens or contem- ,o-a-les. These miserable rumors are conceived in wickedue-s, and rradled in ,rn-; they are the outcome of the wig c-0ls prOddings that Secretary Teller is 11F dealing out tOs class of people that ,1lzi c. rum this Territory until the Hlu1-able Secretary took hold of the Interior office that is where ;a- shoe pInches. To those who take unbrage at our plain words We E9lII exclaim with Burns "that the more lis the truth, sir, the more 'tis I5-L' and these attacks on the Secre- ts-y wil! in uoEIse deter him in his pur- pose Co jail the rascals who nave com -rtsd wrong in Arizona, and forever ul us of the ceszpools that bave existed =l,hIu the jurisdiction of his predeces- SITS. No man could have labored more faithfully in Congress, or accomplished better results towards the removal of the hostile Indians from The path of the whites than did MT Teller in the Senate. Arrsesrch Of his labOrs and speeches Fi.l show his two great points to have been th- removal of the Indians from tls paths Of civilization, and the placing d silver as a money metal, on equal footing with gold. What more can the Fe1pl Of the West desire than such Secretary ID control over their interests? I1- question now arises, wIll the Secre- lar iail us ID the present emergency2 he CUIzES thinks not We prophecy ilai under his wise management the 'r--rvatlou wIll be too hot to hold a sin ss Apache who leaves it on the warpath. lla' an Indian leaves it once or such ul'slou he leaves it forever. We fur iLef prophecy that more strenuous ef- io-i, to hang these murderous wretches E--. be msde under Mr. Teller's admin s,'-'lon than ever before, and that this -'rler11- band will DO longer be d. owed Co roam the country with im- gl-.'y.