Arizona republican., 1890-11-03
ATTENTION VOTERS.

ATTENTION VOTERS.
 If ever there was man whose can didacy was an insult to the decent and honest voters of county that maa is c. Meyer zulick, who now asks the peo- pie of Maricopa county to elect him to the Council. More than two weeks ago TIE REPUBLICAN presented charges against this man zulick that made it incumbent upon him to either refute them or else to stand before the com munity branded as self-convicted perjurer. That he is willing to stand thus branded is evidenced by his atti- tude. He has never yet, nor dare he, make any attempt to deny the mass of lies which this paper proved that he made on the stump in his debate with Governor Powers.
 If there was nothing else against zulick the very appearance of the man stamps him as ward hummer and dis honest knave. With his thumbs thrust into the armholes of his vest and his hat pulled down over one eye he goes about with swagger which says to his henchmen, 'I'n Billy Tough" Like all bulldozers and bummers of his class he is totally lacking in both physical and moral courage. At the Democratic primaries in Prescott in 1888, this craven coward hid in the treasury vaults to escape punishment from an honest Democrat who had threatened to whip him.
 Besides these things THE REPUBLICAN has shown this same Zulick to be a swindler no better than thief who Aeeced his former friends in the East and robbed the miners in his employ at Nacosari out of their hard-earned wages. In short we have shown this man to be self-conyicted periurer, con temptible coward and miserable swindler. Yet in the face of all this, he has the audacity to ask the support of decent and respectable people.
 Spurned and hated by all honest men in his own party his only supporter is his personal organ in which he is heavy stockholder. Even such bitter partizan Democratic papers as the Prescott Courier and the Tucson Star have re- peatedly made even worse charges against him than ever TIE REPuBiLcAN has. Long before he was removed from the office of Governor he had become a stench in the nostrils of the people and he is even worse stench today.
 THE REPUBLICAN does not believe that the people will endorse at the polls this mass of corruption. He has insulted the integrity of the people; he has in suited their sense of morality and virtue; he has insulted their honor, and if elected would sell out and betray their interests just as he sold pardons when Governor.
 Voters of Maricopa county THE RE- PUBLICAN has made serious charges against 0. Meyer Zulick, charges that no honest man would allow to go un- noticed. But has he tried to refute them2 Not at all. He can not dc so and he does not try to. We have given proof of our charges, which he knows he cannot explain away. He, has simply tried to divert attention from his rotten record by tirade of personal abuse against the editor of this paper, bat he has never yet made a specific denial of any of the charges made against him. If they were not true do you suppose he would thus lie still and make no defGnse2 Not by any means. If they were not true don't you suppose he would in stitute proceedings for libel2 Most cer- tainly he would. But they are true and no one knows better that they are true than c. Meyer Zulick himself.
 If the people of this county want to be robbed; if they want to be sold out in the Council, then they should vote for c. Meyer Zulick. But if they want an honest man and one who will be servant of the people, then they should vote for R. 0. Powers.
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