Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-22

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 OFFICE
 8t4 Congress Street
 r,-r-ry as been li.oriag with
 s.-.gs oae or two o,har journals
 Ts-.;,o-y. iy- six sn n'hs past, to
 .-.- -b.y were wrong on the
 --es..sa -'--- a-d saat C'ook's pol;cy
 nsf., at aL. So far as the pos -a-. ..eerned; but these jour f,r- ben refractory. In cham
 Gen. Cr5ok,they lost sight of the
 gs.,ion. and for briet space
 --.srsi about the General, getting
 .r-r- scor,hei. They indulged Tn
 ,+v savings about the CITIZEN, but
 hryiqe them. Sunday (better the
 f.,ter .he desdj mornings issue of
 S.sr was largely devoted to the h.
 -7ss.ioa and final disposition Of the ,--s For several days past, it has
 a7- duty as 8 journalist and as a
 -prasslratlve Cf the people, to 1 .re Star to task its ''hero worship
 5ll4,-y and point out 10 t E2d
 g-l-r journals as were going syroug
 gu.,aJu. the true position they
 5 take Imagine our pleasure,
 however, with surprise, at the
 es change of heart which was tested iu Sunday mOrRInG's Star,
 z1s ;Le tacs hat the CITIZENS
 ras tle right one, and one Z tI5 people approve, and We feel lsG iu having contributed towards -rsralg the editor to the true faith. H ,.Ess precisely the ground occupied lie CITIZEN. IL Is true tLe Star a
 s-5 was loud in its condemnation ;as reservation and military policy, g. sues the meeting in Tucson to zla.se Crook and that wonderful ban
 !. t5e Star las championeI the i-s-.l and in its ze-i to defend him, E bis miserable failure oi capturing the
 aauas, and making lis readers
 .- that C5ogk's policy was divine, | paper became oblivoUs to ali else, D.. obnoxious to the majority of its iel-. fhs Star now agrees to our position for tle people to hold mass .stings and memarializa the govern .-s to remove tre Apaches 50 the .aa Territory. IL also cJ-roborates -- statement that here is land enough tle InI5n Territg-y rLere these zi.a1s cl be located, and now .t the Star is on the right h s to be hoped -l aol alloy itself 5o b9 switched of, sttesy o-0slervise. T5js question Is --- one .ad the oaiy obstacle II the T the aovcr of abe military. TEat
 lelt is opposed to their removal,
 iron some mock humanitarian req Cllm.s siOuer Prsce sides with them. | -44aay believe the S-cTet tsry of Il's-.r ls wiih tE- people of ATl- . l. ioes uot need an act of Con- He frlT T the matter ls brought - ClEre-s the vtr-Zca,gus Indian l.a.AIzer, " 20 ka0"s nothing og this 1a, would have tnu much influence -lst aoig Q g-r favorable lcElsia- Blti does not take congressional Let ,Ae people lIse mp and de Il n tOue- uO- % be mistaken. the --i1te removal of these Ind ans to EIHn Territory sn3 We believe 1t aa -ifeeted. If the newspapers in ar.tory would strike hands and s .luaiiate and positive action on .-rt .t the people Va feel confident !. ll lnatv days Arizona would be
 rom rlas. -ut-thrOGts 5ld thieves. g that the Star ha7 been converted s-=-l.u-iv strong Tn it's faItb. we - - W.I continue faithful and not ,5slie, bu- render good service ia a | cause. The CITIZEN Is too modest calm all tae hon .rs; 1t Is generous G-n tp divide them, SO let the watch -I Je "aC!tgtr, Agltat-r' until the pie are fully awakened c. the posi- 'a Cnt'l the authorities at Washington -l l3 longer Glsre-aad our appeal for
 and property, neither of which Is F. SD long as these Indians are allowed --uan ln our Territory. No better ''l can be furnished than the last
 1. Gerou.m0: that in q hours he nd grt -i5) warriors on the war path i1- sva-ameut officers dared tO -9 uls stolen cattle as smuggled 'ls- and we have not the least o- tl.s chiefs ability to do just 2, he 7aLi he would do f interfered B. H. had DO more fear of General 6 than he had of the officers that | 10 mako the seizure. Lieutenant N action also proved that Geronimo "a control ot the military, by that of l7'uslng Co assist the custom house 1r' This should prove eOnclusively | -- people aud the government that s least provocation there Is fear of Indian outbreak. Are We such .lS ss to bow meekiy to this state of ''l'. We are sleeping over a volcano burst forth at any moment and Ate and property on every hand. -,. vat For the bursting, but act at Whenever there is a raid the hot v the pioneer IS up and venge- I vowed. and it is our purpose tO ,e that same feeling, if possible, m >5lce ot a raid. That Is the time | q good work, and there never was | ,Fop:.lons time than this. We ...elis n high places friends that -.'el t0 us-friends that will do us N We eill make She demand. Then | -- I-e game was never so near .1 1', -i.g as it is now, and if the peo- --'" il's opportunity to pass by we nave Co wait the result of more | ,-.r these uutamei devils cannot 'l- not be tanned.
 '2-S We gat in.o communication,