Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
WITH ONE ACcnFn

The governor of Arizona seems Co be in full accord with the authorities st Washington. He has said so, and his friends have kept the echo of his woris reverbersting back and forth throughout the length and breadth oi the territory. He has Intins'od that the g-be.natorial heel, and it is TO small portion of his anatomy, was 10 descend on the head Of the Indian troubles and bruise out the very life of the red serpent. md that the whole force of the great American gov ernment stood ready to bet the United States treasury on tae success of his bold, brave and heroic eff5rgs. The civil authorities were to broil the hos tiles on he gEidiron Of the Jaw ard over the rcd hot coals of justice, while :he remaining ones were to be removed from the reservation beyond the boundaries of our territory.
 Tie hostile Indians ia fact, have been removed to a delightful sessids resort. to be ted and clothed like royal guests compared with their former condition of freedom, and the democratic press Of the territory are giving our wGrlike gov ernor pretty much all the credit for the change of programme. The following prouncismento Of cur Jersey impcrih- tiOn and democratic amen upon tEe disposition of the Apaches are a pair of rosy peaches:
 Gov. ZULTcE's oRDEEs TIE PHENTx GAZETTE l To HE SEJlETARy CT iEJ -l-. Is HIs PRAISE l M ELI.H AND bLna.- l -'fIESz-That sil th-. ''rhs Apacfes whu | fhiri alma and Warm c. cen 5 surrendsrtd d ca ! Spring lndIausi ths rem General Crook have l egsde-) nov on thr.Deea transported. a- 1 White Mountain lu-. prisoners of " .r. Co San l uian reseTya 10 be rp- Augustine. Florida. B! 1 moved from the 1errl-thi- means Ne are re | tory of Arizona ileysd cf all dan-er s,CoSD. - That ihe from about twenty l hostiies now on the fighting Chiricahuas l warpa h. be pursueC UB'ihe administration ai l the bitter end and be Wa hIf gtOu seems Cd denied all terms Of sur-. Ds in fu.i Acco-d with l render Gus .ILor Zullck's re THrRD. .-If suy are .camueadEio1s. aud caKtured by ihs rElil- are d. lerIntned to sufiei tary. the department np uore iooiishues- commRu der be instruct Iron itee inuieus cd not to takH them governor Znlck las back to the reservation so- l EreaI Eictory i"i but To turn tlen over ,hc pe, l'le "i Arlz'lA to the ciVIl EU LCr.t.e- A great s siep Tor cui of tte ter.ito-T tn b protects and progress daslt with m accsrf- was never accomplished anc- with the rlca- ure then ili- action or tht oF their deserts as pro Euverumsut m remuy- VIdri by law, and thus ing h'-sile Apaci e est5 hll-h the rule thai from Dug soil For ms thers is but one Iaa tor Governor Zalck has l crime: inst ne health laburrd iaitl l1lly And fpI frfiuence WllI reach Al credit Is dle To hlu ! irs victim b. Doe an In 'foE he accom plishrnen' an or white man, of the ohIeci-
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 We wish 10 add our still small voice in honor of the brilliant achievement by our respected Governor. We Ere glad that be has turned them over io the civ il authorities, hanged them. sent them to Florida, and still holds them Gs pris. ouers of wsr. As al roads lead tC Rome, SO do all good deeds find their common source in that immaculate par agon ofvirtue au iuscratable Providence has detailed to lead us out oi the wilder. ness of woe. In fact i, looks to the prudent well wlshc- that the fountain Of gaberns,orial blessings has beer pouring forth SD many pEciigal favori that it is in danger of running dry dur Iug tbe arid months Of En Arizona sum ner. It is on She dry side Of tae P ollt ical fence, at all events.