Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-18
PoLITIAL POINTERS.
Some Timely Notes on the Republi- can Nominees. Well Worthy of
 Consideration.

from his own personal energy and labo aRd not as an Inheritance or gift iron others. He is a man who can thorough ly appreciate the conditions which sur round poverty, and one who IS in sym pathv. MT. Henderson is a Polander b! birth. but removed to France at aI early age and afterwards to England From England he came while yet very young to New York, and was among the eaolist settlers in California. The history of his life from here on would be a re cord of struggle, and success. Years age he came to Arizona and has lived ID aud been closely identified in a business way in all sections of the territory. We can not imagine more excellent timber fol tbe territorial council than David Hend erson-a manof ripe business experlence generous in his giving when that gen erasity is called, upon flor the good ol bis community; thoroughly familiar with the needs of this section; capable financier;radically pledged to reform and retrenchment; honest, energetic ana true to the core. If the people of Pima county are in earnest in their cries fol relief from burdensome taxes which op- press theresidents and excluGo new set tiers. they will vote for David Tender son irrespective of party lines. MT Henderson would grace the chair of our next council.
 LID. Chillson, republican candidate for county surveyor will have practl- cal walk over, so the street talk is. He is a gentleman competent for the posi- tion to which he aspires and to which he has been unanimously nominated.
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 THE republican party IS pledged to re- form. Its platform and its speakers demand refsrm and economy. The people want reduction and a reduction of expenses all around; and the republi- can party is the people.
 It is eminently correct..and proper there fore that the party which demands a change should nominate men pledged to that policy, and whose regulations will lead the voter to believe those pledges will be kept. The coming legislature will have the power to make er unmake our burdensome taxes. The responsi- bility therefore in electlng men to that body is great. No man should be chosen who is not known" Let him be like Cesars wife, above suspicion.
 We think the republican party has done especially well in nominating its legislative ticket. There are no shady politicians or men of doubtful characters or uncertain policy. The nominations are all good.
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 First on the ticket comes Gen. F. Wilson. a man who ID his life time has already seen much more than his share of active life. He is a gentleman who has distinguished him. self in the law; as diplomat; in the field: as representative. He is a man of ripe political experience and Ot sound an aggressive uncomprlslng man who makes a stand on what side he deems right and in the immortal and classic words of a forgotten author holds the fort till sheol freezes over. A statement from Gen. Wilson is equlyd- lent to pledge; a pledge vote; so when the gentlemen announces him self ID favor of reduction, it can be de pended on that he will be found on the floor of the house, till the session Is clos ed advocating that thing. Force of char octer wi be pretty much iu demand amongst our coming legislators, and 1t would be very unwise to throw aside such desirable element. You should vote forIGen. Thomas F. Wilson.
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 c. c. Suter. another candidate for the is another strong candidate. He has qualification speculiarly his own, and no man who know him, democrat or can gainsay that MT. Suter will not do his euttre duty by the party and the eople irrespective sof party, ID this section. MT. Suter is thorougly, familiar with the requirements of the times. He Is in sympathy with the de- mand for reduction of expenses. which prevades the atmosphere from Yavapai to Pima, and no man can safely say tha he has not the courage of hls conviction Honest, competent, thoroughly conver- sant with the requirem snts of legisla- tor. c. c. Suter will make a strong fight and we have no doubt will come out winner.
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 Geo. Pusch who was nominated.for the legislature much against his wishes has 5een identified with our business for more than fifteen years. There is not a more honorable, more up TlHlO I1du Illdu OcO I ucOh. large business properties he would nat urally feel a personal interest in an economical administration of matters territorial. Mir. Pusch was put forth by the repu blicans as an exponentof their platform-he being representative tax payer and business man. The wisdom of their selection has not and will not be questioned. In this day and genera tion when there is so man professional politicians the taxi payers and pubic at large may consider themselves as fortunate in getting man like Geo. Pusch to leave his own private affairs and attend to the business of the public. There can be no question but MT. Puscb will poll much more thar the party strength.
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 2 W. N. Cummings is an old and prom