Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-22

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 all it's activity and energy in promoting the esTiy admission ot the Territory into the sisterhood of States.
 6. The history of the Mormon church
 in Zoe UsIl,d otaieS means an ecclesi.
 s'tical control that has ever been ag. gTessiye, exacting and tyTAnnicAl aud | bose boast has ever bSen that the
 M"ruon church aud people do not aud ! Slll not assimIlsts Nith the people of our country whose dominating tenet Is l poly gaWy; whose doctrine Is to segfe. ! gate lts people from all others in their affairs; who vote as one man under the dic. alton of it's priesthood snd only ! for those Who can be used for lts base purposes; that as q people they are un- American 0nd disluyal, and that for | tess seasons ;ass these .i:e Chinese | have been refused ciiIzenship and are | excluded from our country; that the ! Mormon element iB our midst IS con f stRntly increasing; that the evil of ! tLeir lives ls blot upon the good name aud fair fame of our Territory,
 tpd that If we allow this vice to cun- ! iBus we can hope to harvest from it | only evIl; sud. therefore,
 We. the Republicans of Arizona, in convention assembled, do hereby de-
 mand of Congress that before 1t ad I lUurBs II shall pass the bili DOW pend lBg before it. known as sn Act for tue
 "PurIficstiou of Elections in Arizona .. We urge upon Congress the i'm
 mediate necessity of remedial legisla- tiun toward relieving the settlers upon the public domain in this Territory | from the detrimental effects of the l operation of The provisions of the Arid Land bill of October ?. 1888
 s That the travel and traffic of our ! p opis in the Territory demand the attention and favorable action of Con gress in facilitating legislative aid for ihe construction of q north aud south
 railroad. so thai our growing agricul tuTai and mining interests shall have | those advantages of transportation commensurate with our ever increasing aEd active iBdustnes.
 9. The bulwaTk of American liberties Is our free school system, and ibe Re ! publican party. resting as il does upon | the broad intelligence of the people. | demands their careful and juhieious supervision. and requires libersl legi.
 
 ! of our Territorial school system. 10. Taxation for Territorial, county and municipal pu-po es should not be | pTedicated upon A principle of furLish
 ing n living for public officials who seek office, but should be restricted
 ,bsaiutely to just compensation for actual services rendered, and We sin- ] eerely deprecste and shall resist the growing tendency of our Territory to increase the burdens of the taxpayers ] beyond the acluu necessity of pro | giding for fair remuneration for ! honest and efficient public servants. 1 and we believe it 90 be the duty of the | Republican party to address itself l forthwith 10 iiInipishiug taxation by cutting of all needless offices and re
 Is.ssa.s rNr, hli.. s-psssds,urO. to tho low | est point consistent with an honest and | efficient administration of the laws. II The principles of Republication | require the party tO foster and encour ] age every industry which tends fo give vitality and prosperity to the whole ! Territory hy a wise. judicious leg sla ton, whereby the interests of labor ara capital shall be equally protected,
 
 arisen in this Territory in the accounts 1 8f the Democratic officials appointed | 10 office under Democratic rnie should inspire ihe people Of tie Territory
 with graysst caution in sg,in entrusi ing the powers of the government te officials elected or ATpoinfed by the Democratic party or Its rulers, and we direct the attention of the tax payers and tine people al large to The deficit of S5. 700 iD the account Of the Demo- cratic Commissioners of the Territorial prison; to the large unsdiusted balance due tp the Territory frnm the late Sec retary Bayard in the administration of his office; and ts the appalling def. ciency in the accounts of Fred W |. Smith. late Receiver in the United State, Land Office. at Tucson, and to the serious injuries and embsFrsss- meHts resulting therefrom tO the set- tler~ upon our public lands.
 l3. We as g party place our csndi- dates before The sleCtors of the Tsrri- tory of Arizona with the fullest belief in their integrity and in their capacity 'O perform the duties of the Cffiees for which they have been respectively nomIDsted. and We invoke fair and impartial judgment from tine pso ,i- upon the principles enuncia'ed by the party. and not on'y pledge the parry but the candidates rs well to persistent eff 'ri in successfully establishing the principles hsTeio Set forth.