Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25
TWO PlCTIRI.S.

1 Ths me too" of the chief executiy. of the Territory of Arizona, in the ab sence of that diguitary who is yorsci- Ously engaged in glrging a square meal m New Jersey st somebody else's ex. pense, is Esalously fulfilling his part of the partnership compact by iufisting the bubbls of fame for the absent one. He took occasion at the demooratic county convention of Ysvspai county, to croRn the exile of NacossrI with the following gllt-edgei sunburst of glory:
 In speaking of the IndIan difficulties the speaker traced the present peace of the Territory back through it's varying phases to letter written by Governor Zulick to the president through the De- pertinent of tke Interior as long ago as December last, from winch the follow ing language was quoted: "I recom- mend, first, that all the Curriculum and Warm Spring Apache Indians now on tt e White Mountain Indian Reservation be removed from the Territory of Ari- Zons- Second. that the hosiiles now CD the wRrpRth be pursued to the bitter end and be denied all terms of surrender" This, the speaker truly asserted to be the origin and foundation of the Indian policy of the administration. which has worked such benefcIsl results to suffer ing Arizona.
 How pretty that sounded to some of the old pioneers within range of his voice who had worked on the dips, spurs and angles of the same lead long years before the New Jersey Moses knew there was such territory as Arlzoua Such absurd claims of originality of the Ides removing the hostiles are nau- seating to the people who have so lcDg sought this solution of tue problem, and have seen the policy advocated in nearly every newspaper ID the territory long before the bigsmous relations of the aforesaid Moses upon the bleak hills of Cochise with his Winchester bride.
 In connection with the above brilliant example of the exquisite art of lying, by the especially me" of the Nscosari e1iles, We quote the following very per tinent refutstion from the democratic organ that has ground out miles of music intended to please the ZulIck ear. The Star says:
 Take for instance the Indian question during the last five years. | There mas been more than twenty pub 1 Inc meetings ln Tucson, the question l discussed and resolutions passed de- | mandin2 the removal of these Indians | and declaring the San Carlos reser- | yatIop was a standing menace to the 1 people of the territory. These resclu- | tions always recited the bloc ished that | resulted from these raids from the reser vation, etc. All of these resolutions | hsve been sent broadcast through | the Associated Press. Every journal | m the United States of any Impor- tance published and commented upon | them until the Indian question of ArI- 4 ZOna WAS forced upon ths country as a l national issue and the Washington sd | mInistrRtion was compelled by the clam or Of the press of the country to turn 6 listening ear 10 the entreaties of the peo pie of New Mexico and ArIzOns, and we have the results-the Chiricahua and ! Mescslero Apsches have been removed from Arizona and 8 new IbdiaD policy IS being lnAngurated on the bHsis suggest e1 and laid down by the people of Tue son ID particular ard the territory gen erally.
 What was the influence which has changed the tide of opinion throughout the country?
 + was the press of the land. What silent influence moved the press? Res 5lutinns and petitions from the people 1f Ihe Apache stricken territories.
 Who formulated snd sent out these resolutions and petitions!
 The press of Arizona says the people of TlcsoD. and notably the SOcIety of Ar'zona Pioneers.
 That is true, hll honor to the people | of Tucson snl tbe SocIety of ArIzons Pioneers. These resolutions were not ID vain. May they continue to agltste and resolve until the last Apache IS re- moved from the territory.
 It don't say Zulick ss all. for it sPehks but the plain and indisputable truth for once. The two pictures are interesting figures in the Mosaic pavement of the crooked path of Arizona democracy.