Arizona republican., 1890-07-15
A MONEY PROPOSITION.

MONEl TROTOSlllON.
 The Citizen, no, United States Register Herbert Brown, now makes an abject apology to. the editor of the Phoenix Herald for an article that appeared in the Citizen, Aug. 22, 1889, saying that Governor Wolfey wrote the article. Circumstantially the evidence is against you, Register Brown. July 9th, about the time you were appointed Register of the U. s. Land office, the Herald welcomed you to the Republican fold as follows: "rhe Citizen has had its Democratic editor and manager elevated to Federal office by a Republican administration, etc." The next day it welcomes you as follows: Its Democratic editor with the thin coat of Republican whitewash which was successfully palmed off in the administration as genuine stuff, etc."
 On the 22nd day of August, the very day on which your editorial, that you now say Governor Wolfey wrote ap- peared, the editor of the Herald, to whom you now so abjectly apologize, again welcomed you as follows: "lts editorial management which once at tempted to assassinate the Government of the United States" These are but few of the eulogies with which "the little fellow of the Herald" welcomed your advent into the U. $. Registers office.
 If Governor Wolfey did write your editorial, he must have done so in self defense, having had you appointed and on the theory of your being too abject a coward to defend yourself. Now, Register Brown, you are not charged with being coward and therefore you wrote your own defense. Besides, Register Brown, if you will take time from your important Land Office duties, to exam inc the files of your organ" you will find that the editorial of August p which you say the Governor wrote, does not relate to Statehood-as you say it does. TIE REPUBLICAN erroneousely bracketed Statehood. Statehood is not mentioned in your editorial. It re- fers solely to the fight between "the Democratic editor of the Citizen" and "the Judas of the Salt River Valley" as | to which one or both sold out to Reavis. ''The little fellow" having previously charged you with SO doing, you in the August P article say "that the editor of the Herald is Judas among the good people of the Salt River Valley and would betray them to their enemies for piece of silver or mess of pottage. I* A Reavis henchman, etc. ]" This is what United States Register Herbert Brown now abjectly apologies for, ,and says that Governor Wolhey wrote the article on Statehood. Abject Brown, TIE REPUBLICAN has heretofore awarded you 'the cake" for gross misrepresenta- tions. This last effort, Register Brown, excels, if that be possible, your former effort and you still hold the cake. "The little fellow" might possibly, tie you should he now apologize to you, by say ing that the Governor wrote the Herald editorials on you. He already claims re- lationship to the "ex-girl." Generally speaking the editorials of the Herald and the Citizen do have a family resemblance, regular Irish relationship of the Don neybrook fair kind, both being, how ever, very considerably disfgured by their late family wake.
 Just to make it interesting TIE RE- PUBLICAN will give slO0 a piece for the manuscript of any article which Cover nor Wolfey has written refecting on any Republican, and we will give s500 for the manuscript of the article which Mir, Brown now disowns and, acting on the suggestion of the Herald, credits to the Governor. Here is a chance for Mir. Brown or Mir. Morford to make some money.