Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-07-05
A CONSPIRACY.
P1ANs TO DHTHRoNE gUC5oN AND
 PaAStx PAPERS.
" aiAey and Judge Barnes to Form 2 G. FRTtTe-sllip In inc uainess---Co1a-
 EEDlation from ether scurces.
lIaeson Corr. Phenix Gazettsl


 EEDation from ether scurces.
 (Tdeson Corr, Phenix Gazetts3
 If the fourteenth legislative assembly. Of infamous memory, had located at Tue son an asylum for infirm political con spiritogs," instead Of giving us the uni versity of Arizona, the institution would long ago have been so full of political wrecks that the boots of club men, feder- al officers and newspaper projectors, would be sticking out of the windows
 Tucson can boast of more republican democrats, and democratic republicans, than any town ii the territory. more men who have lost the respect and confidence Of their neighbors by trying to carry wa ter on both shoulders at one and the same time, than any other town in Ari- zona The type of this class in the two parties here are Lewis Wolhey tempor- arily governor, and Wm Fl. Barnes, for merly judge Barnes Is a man of talent man of resources. Wolhey IS an insuf- farable ass, a convenient tool for Barnes Barnes social relations ia life are charming; Wolfiey, who IS at best 8 cQarse and vulgar creature, would not hesitate to barter hls party-aye, everything which IS dear to q public ofIicer-for that eociaI recognition which Is the all absorb ing desire of every man who is not born gentleman
 ] When Wolhey was indicted five years ago his friend Barnes. then judge, suffer ed nolle to be entered When WolAey's ] confirmation as governor hung fire on charges affecting his integrity, his friend l Barnes again threw into balance the weight of his high judicial office saving 1 Lewis a second time from merited dis- grace
 The election of Harrison retired Barnes 1 from office. Then he aspired to the posi- l ton Of delegate to congress, as he had a i right to do, but the shadow of our Mar i GUS fell across the shining path Now i came the opportunity of Lewis to repay his debt of enenity to Marcus, for Lewis 1 bears no one gratitude not even Barnes, 50 Lewis carefully nursed and fed the ] ambition of the7only man who had any i hope of breaking lances with Mark, Barnes and Hughes of the Star had been ! great friends.
 The Star had to fall il Iine or all hope i of Barnes candidacy was lost. Hughes 1 was the staunoh friend of Barnes, but he found the political current was running toward Mark. Hughes so advised Barnes whereupon two hearts which had hereto fore beat as one were severed in twain Wol1tey and Barnes retired to the ice house. After few eloquent remarks in respect to the inability Of an ignorant neWspapsr editor to appreciate fne piece of congressional timber, when il came into his office, a solemn compact was made to establish 2 repu ublican crca- ip PbeIlx and q democratic organ II Tucson.
 WolheyHas to be the funny editor O the republican and Barnes' hrother-in law, Daily, was to write the leaders for the Tucson Democrat, daily evening news I paper The compact specifically provi1 ed that everything was to be sacrificed by the organs to the object in view, whieE was the election Of g Wolaey legislature republicans if possible, but Wolaey-itsE in any event
 An immense appropE1at19I for pNbll< printing would follow as 6 matter O coarses as subsidy fer the organs. !. the running expenses could be met uuti the meeting of the legislature, then proYi sions would be made to repay all loan' and provide for futIre expenses ou. q the public crib. The cry was to be mad so as to neutrali5e the influence o2 tht
 
 expose of this democratic republican combine for influence and poodle, tha Brewster Cameron run the Star and tha Col Christy dominated the Gazette
 The Gazette and Herald were to b cleaned out at Phenix, and the Star ant Citizen at Tucson, leaving democrats republican organs of WolAey and Barne to run the politics of the territory Royal was outspoken in the opinion tha 7 Lewis was the party land that the mer suggestion Of 6 different opinion va treason to the king, Royal eaid that al republicans xko thought differently fror ? Wolfey must either be lashed into tn i traces or driven out Of the party. Levi | said that Royal was a fluent and vlgorOu 3 writer and that the trenchant pen of tn ] U. 5. surveyor general would soon wee : out all such men as Cameron, Drake i zabriskie Henderson, Morford Ienney e Handy, Gardiner, Chatham, Wilson, Hel 1 ring, Puseh, Grow, Sam Hughes, Meel . Eagan, Ferguson Dunlap and simila 3 rubbish out of the party, on the ttleor
 that every republican who thinks Wo
 Hey is not infallible is democrat and
 stoGkholder 1T democratic newspaper
 Wolhey never tires of talking to hi 1, friends here about the ingTatitude ( , Brewster Cameron, and cites in proof ( f the assertion Lewis friends here alway I require proof of everything Lewis say = before believing it to be truel that Can V eron would not have had any positio $ under this administration but for the fat z that he, Wolfey; foolishly protested
 Sloan against the appointment of BreT 2 ster as clerk of the court.
 n Wolhey has soured on Barnes sine Ao %al |. fish. The Wolhey Evening Demaora' 2 in this city,
 Barnes has called Wolfey some hars s names, but Royal, the mutual friend h. f restored their former sweet relations s . that brother-in-law Dailyssis yet WolRey i democratic favofite for councilman. | A CONFIRMATION
 :. This morning we note 2 communic ,l ton in our Democratic morning conter 2 T porary which makes public q matter l. which the Herald has had infornatic > for the past two and half months, b 'e of which 1t has not before been at hber T. to speak: we refer to the unhoiy alliaR a- between Churchill and Wclhey, who q 9e bowling through their organ" of the Y republcanisnn, and Judge ". H. Barr 1a the late democratic incumbento of the Fir
 U )e confederates in the scheme. Now sth S- this alliance of Churchill and Wolf V with the democracy has come to the sU ie face through other sources, the Aeral( TO restrictions are removed. There is mo
 truth than poetry in that Tucson col
 nunicatioa and there are deEelopmeI
 yet to ceme from still another source th h will lead up to the same facts. Church 1f and Wolhey posing as Republicans al is occupying the highest offices in the IL 7e ritory under Republican auspices, ha n consipred with prominent Democrats i- run the Territorial Government and fb seize upon and run the next Legislatu fo in the interests of ring composed re Democrats and Republicans, or rath st men Of no politics. as in fact theleads ,d in this nefarious political plot. Not CT IA is the Legislature to be subjected to Il K conspiracy but appointments in the T, ,b ritory were to be and are controlled by m and the Territorial officials and Terri he rial Treasury are to lend 1t the fDaue oI support necessary to float the schel n. through establishing organs, one of whi to has materialized and the other of whi IT. was to have materlized some time sir