Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-14

l Republican party of Arizona Co exert
 all it's activity and energy in promoting
 the early admission Of ihe Territcry into the sisterhooi % States
 | 6. The history of the Mormon church
 in the Uniied States ineans au ceolesi
 astical couttoi t,.ai las ,Noi been az gressiye. rzgctinR and y rHunical agd | hose boast has ever ben that the ! Mormon church and people do not and | will not asssm late Nith thc people Of our country whose dominating tenet IS | polygamy; whose doctrine Is Co segre | gate it's people from ali others in their | affairs; who vCie as one man under the l dic,ation of iys pries'hu a and os.y \ for those who ci.s is .-ss' fHr ne base | purpose; that as perjit fEey sfp un- American oud d'sl sal aud hai ipr| | less reasons thHr ibs ss the Chlussr have been refused ci',ze chip and are
 excluded from UUr c8ul try; tha' The | Mormon element in our midst is con | stantly incTe,sing; that tho evil of
 their lives Is blot upon tho goo | name and fair faiDe of our Territory
 and that if we allow this vice io con tinue we can hope 10 huryest from q ! only evil; and, theg ef,sse,
 ! We. the Republicans of Arizona. l4. | eauy ution assembled. do hereby d.
 maud of Congress that before It ad ! !CUrus it shall pass tue bdi HOW peud | iug before it. kuown as su Ac, for iLe ! "PuTitication of Elections I1 Arlzur4 9" l '. Ne urge upou Con Tees the 5m
 mediate necessity Gf remedial legi-.a
 tl0p SsrG relieving the settlers upoa | the public domain in this Territory ! from the detrimental rtieCts oi the { operation of the provisions of the Arid l Land biIl of 0ctylf-F 2 1888
 s That the travel and traffic of our | p opi7 in the Ferrifury demand the attention and favorable acljOs of Con grsss in facilitating legislative aid fr 1 the construction of a uursh aud sonIi ! railroad, so that oar growing agricul ] tural and mining iut-r rests shall have 1 those advaursgr7 Of sTgusl ortati D ! commensurate with our ever |. crpa-Ing and active lBdustTIeE.
 | O. The bulwafk oi Amcsieta Liberties 1 Is cur free .chouI system. aud the R. publican party. re-iIu- rs it does uwmu
 Inc bread intelligence Of tLe people ! d. muuds their curpini and jualsIBas ! supervision. aud rsquigea liberal lagis | iaiIun for the promotion and conlU-t
 oi ouE Territorial school system
 10 Taxation for Territorial. couniy
 and municipal ruspn cs ~hould not be ] pFedicaied upon principle If furnish | Ing "a living for puhlic officials who
 seek office. but sH nd be restricted . absolutely Co a just camreu~ati.U for actual services 2. a'arrd a-d ue sin . eeraly dapreCate and L-.i rtsl-t .hr | grBEing tendency of our Territory tn 1 increase the burdens of the taxpayers ] beyond the actual necessity uf prD- l v5ding for a fa3T remuneration for ! honest and efficient public servants aud we believe it Io bs the duty of rEe Republican party to address i'srlf ! forthwith to 1imiHishilg taxation by
 cutting of all heed 'ess offices aud re
 lucing public experdi-ures to the low
 est point consistent with an q nesi and efficient admiEistr iian of the laws.
 II The principles Of Rapuhlieauism require The party 10 foster and enc0ur : age every industry which tsnas 10 give ,. vitality and Prospt gIty 90 ilo whole ! Territory by a wise. judici.U- leg zia 1 lion. whereby the interests "i labor
 ana capital shall be equally protected. I2. The defaleailuEs which have arisen in this Territory iD the acc0uuLs of the Dem ocratic officIal- appointed to Gffise under Democratic vuie should
 inspire he people Of lLe Territory | with gravest cantion 'n sg .ln euigus- 1 ing the powers Of the government te | off .ials elected or a pointed by tbs | Democratic party or its Fuless. RBd we
 direet the attention oi the faI payers
 and the people at larEe t0 ihe deficit
 of 8. 700 ID the account of th- Demo. [ cratic Com nissioners of the Territorial ! prison: to the large anadiusied bIlance
 due Co the Territory fr m the late See i Tetsry BayRrd in thr administration nf | isis office; aud te the appalling def ciencv in the aecounis of Frei ". smith late Receiver to the United
 State Land Office. a; Tucson, and 10 ' the serious injuries and embaTrass- inents resulting iher~fr0m Co the seI-
 tier upon our public lands.
 l3. We as g party place our cnudi-I dates before the electors of The Terri ! Iiory of Arizona with the full-sI belief 1 m their integrity and in ibsTT lpaclfy | to perform tbe duties of ths offices fog which they have been rasppCtiTe!s nomiBated. and Ne invoka a fair and ] impartial judgment from the peD le0 upon the principles enunciafed by the party. and not only pledge the parry
 but 'he candidates s well to persistent effort in successfully establishing the principles herei g. fnr.h