The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-01
District AttOrRey-Danta 0r iI0Tr
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l lIlt HISI DlSIIICt Attorney OI ApiCnt county-a former Probate Judge an efficient member of the Iegisla- tuIe-a faultIess Justice of the
 Pcace-a brave, courageous man Filled all positions with credit to himself, and honor to lis people. Left all positions with a perfectly cleaf record and clean hands. 4 man of excellent judgment, and fine common sense. In that, in which he makes least pretension, the su- perior of his opponent, fer he will bring to the discharge of his off cial duties, a manly courage and incorruptiliIity of character totally foreign and unknown to R. E. Mor- rison. And above all, good, true Democrat.
 The latter, pretending to be q lawyer, having an office at the coun- ty seat, next door to the District Court room, and yet for eighteen months he has forcclosed one mort gage, without opposition, and charged $50 for it, and run his client, ElIinger's heck into the iu- dicial guillotine to the extent of $75. That in his legal practice for the above length Gof tine Harry Monroe is a h99ffefJAallo compared to Mofrison, s anos19q d9g-
 As PfG Jlte Judge he has made b but; ;'9iie report to the Superyisors, and" Ire is not an estate ill his of Y n. which has been managed ac- Sfa ces5 g to law. In neglect or ig- aoragce of his duty, permitted the estate af Arnold Huglc to be m,,t4 m,tls! z! 1! in ten per c-ee?t ce-?:ts interest and thirty per cent penalty oil-aaec6ee91Gl!fhit of de- linqu9nt taxes, when 1t was his duty to have required the administrator to pay before penalty attached. Filled with envy and spite, when repudiatcd by the people who knew him, lie scrubbed two columns of malicious s.andcr, rrHecting. in a foreign journal, upon all of the of lic!als of the county, and for lis pains was condemned as a malic- ious libeller by d jury of his peers. As Superintendent of Public h. struction, he betrayed his trust, and sought to impose upon the people of St. 3uhMs school district, by un- knowingly importing green paper to vote for school trustee on, and thus elect his pct-Tony Gonzales, to the responsible position of school trustee, when he knew, and all knew, that Gonzales was then. and and had been for some time, squirm- ing under, and lodging from, in dictments for perjury and grand larceny. This Probate Judge tried to foist upon this community, by a dirty trick, as the man for the youth of the land to look up to and emu late Antonio Gonzales, whose char acter needs no worda at our hands.
 Being ex-oilicio trustee for the towns;te of St, Johns, he, with oth- CTS, received not less than $1, GOO of the peoples money, and though the law requires him to account to the people for his receipts aud cXpen- djtWes, he has failed to do SO. Never even gave the bond ot 92,000 required by the new statutes. We believe that q large part of thiS pao- pIe's money went to bring forth the Review, the organ ef tie Peoples Republican ticket, and we will cor tinue to believe it, until the state ment required by law is made pub lie,
 Morrison as District Attorney and Perez as Sheriff, means, for Apache county, q re-enactment of the scenes of four years ago, and ye who are not under lAeir protect ing wing had best remove your selves and cattle and sheep to some other cline.
 Morrison is an Irish-Republican, and that settles it for Ill Democrats.