Arizona republican., 1890-07-08
THE DEADLY PARALLEL.


 The views of ex Gov. If the extracts of ernor Safiord on theGovernor Wolfley's re- Mormon question ar Q port to the Secretary of manly and sound and the Interior, as publish do honor Go that gen-led by the fhenlx 1h- tleman. It will be noIRette, IS genuine, we ticed that they do notlrise to remark that It infringe upon the pre-. contains some whole sent Executives patentlsome truths spoken in ideas. -- Florence Enter-Ia fearless and manly prise way Its treatment Of
 the Mormon question
 lis a recital of notorious
 facts and we are glad
 that he possesses the - , , courage to speak his Nol many Weehs usolconvletions regardless the Enterprise and the Iof conSanuancas -FIOr. Globe Silver Belt stood ence Fntarnrise
 Territorial press in their The Governors or oppositiOn to the pro- gan says in substance, posed eonstimtiOnalIif the people want convention and stan-lconsutuuonal conNen- tiAl and logical grounds uon, why don't they go were advanced for thelahead ana nave one position they assumed. through the order of Today, but four news-Ithe several Boards oi papers can be found Supervisory ms IS supporting the issue the the most arrant non propos d convention sense, The Legislature was expected to preeipi- provided the necessary tate and they are luke authority Tor calling warm in their advocacy constitutional conyeh- of the unwelcome ton and lt stanus touay cause. While 1t is grati- of unquesuoned legal lying to note the tr-ity. The Goyernor, m umph of our position, utter disregard of his however reluctant many solemn oath or once papers have been to ac. ignored that law and cent the argument ad- refused to issue the yanced, 1t is a still proclamation calling greater pleasure to real the election, fze that the imminent To attempt to shift danger with which ourany responsibility TOT Territory was threaten his censurable neglect ed has been ayerted, and or duty upon the Su- that we will be permit perivisors is adding in ted to grow naturallylsult to inlury, ana such into the Statehood proposition can only whose benefits and ad-exclte further contempt yantages we all appreci. for the man, if such be ate. - Florence Enter possible. e.-Florence En- prise. terprise
 The above Saffordish- Brown editorial on Mormonism, as compared with the one opposite to it. shows what facile conscienoo tne Enterprise possesses. HE REPUBLICAN parallels four edi- torials from the Enterprise, all written under the same management, as we were informed editorially only last week. As to the Statehood editorial we com mend it as very fearless and manly" but what is to be said of the present status of the Enterprisef Nothing is now too mean for it to say of the views herein so strongly praised.
 What has become of the substantial and logical grounds advanced" for the position assumed when realizing that the imminent danger with which our Territory was threatened has been averted?"
 The last editorial on the left hand corner was copied into the Citizen on the very last day on which the Constitu- tional Convention could have been called, that paper thus approving it's sentiments. Today the Enterprise and the Citizen are condemning Governor Wolhey for what they then so heartily praised and en- couraged him to do, or, rather, not to do. To pay any attention to or to attempt to consider what such papers may say is a clear waste of time. Saifordish- Brown just describes it; thanks to the JOmpatMiaer for the name it just fits. FiGIe, Enterprise.