Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
FACTS AND -.--r.,-

With ali h- tul.lacg, ay= the Inter o.t.a. IT.. Blaine is ina .-e-omiuout d.-rae a matsyr-ur-.a-, a.u. H. never deals .a -..tt,r.l -.le.ailts= Livery s.-.,h ..aai~ .u spec li. Information; Us ba.E Is masterpiece oj exact know. .-.. and his letter r- acccr. L-e. r-:s-i .. --.4E hl-a--.1ai.-- ilsase-, Gals 't'.l..Y- to ilac 8s iac.s -grLaue ta -easca-iaa which called ]. cut. r. !~ cU.oas aad iater- -ug- f-ct, apart from political peri.nelc-, thas the most magnetic man iH American p-liticz should SD be "a ye-itab,e GralErIa5 il h's Zeal for tle real inst. ad oi the ideal. i-r a.tId Father than tue ahs.rac..
 The opponent. os Nr. Blaine seek to break the force o, hi5 letter by -uee-5 dai personal caianuy, bu, they cannot. The showing made must De confront | Tl-h refatation, GOT they wII prove seed ID the pubIc m.YI ssr taa harvest home ". hex; November. "Dnr opponents" as Mr. Blaine calls t.a Democrats. 'ned in their national platform to ing E-' with the taaa' and cua.-s free traders a2d iloieci ..i,ts ,a claim a victory. and ny sail ia mrtrprela- ton make the resolutions read f5 suit eii-er side and both sides. bc, all that 7'7t of sophistry is brushed aside hy the Blame letter The people ca4 -,t be I'l-tl by v-rbIace. Ile Ig--isr mus.
 a1 Al7 sword iu- Cs.slrg. and give over f'e''- -l-y @ swallow l- The de i-'"''. .-'-'ls uf actual experience have u,'1 '.a,.. Out Iu a letter which every .-' oa h5.a parties Ti.i read who reads --. ,'.--. Gni -g spite or their crafty "-.'n. wi,a phrases tGa Democrats .'''3 '-- iyEle yi thi, record and ,-' i. as ne-ttlsv can.
 il- -.' -r.te-.l.L r,n, l- ,o7- I-a,E- - .-e h-NRH.atu party Go victory had .'. D--ie,sul. 0 draw from statisiIcs --.. opposite tD tLe tariff issue as -.. i'.'re ihe American pe pie -. '--At t'ma, and the eneny can
 --t f-.u-e bcl.ni breast-works Of
 
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 t'.-..'> Ic.t from his uer5onal t- H-tn auuotations suggested "a 4.- .r-t eEF-li.nce iu the State '...-.ti it- lie Iegius, It x true, with t-s-'- % ualolal experience aud fl'r..- f'-y.-- AaAInE any partisan observation f-'- comedies ;Ea, the government c..T '-n -r-t Las been honestly T-.. IT, is perfectly right t,. were more defalcations In mil e.y days of the Re n tn there have been since. i'.a tage of loss has steadily de-
 ,,.''5.'-a most hopeful fact, one to re- s1,- '-- Lrart of every patriot aud an el,.. .-Iieace In the future or our r.f.' I-Ose wlO are most eager Tor Vi.- a9 Eot deny this. What they v,.. -' '' abolish the spoils system, C7--. -'S attendant evil of bOssism. he sr5 with whom this Is the cmet p,o p5iltcs, are driven by NY. E. .tter Co either brand hln as a ,. & go c1uceGe that he ls, ot all men = .s12-- life, the most likely, judging .- record, to carry ont ihelr llta IT.. -.'''.'A n good faith and thoroughly. ,'- ;-i-st .p one Of the two, unless -. ,.--ia-lIe woods. 1Ir Blaine en- h o.,. SSr04i4ts{ess March 1, lS53, end re- f. Jherc eighteen years, most or f-- ll.1a m the House. During those o.. .-' Presidential terms and half of an- n., never" he says, found 1t ex- F11'eHt to reguest or recommend the