Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-08
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D q. n. A tui set or electors was nom mated. The platform declares with a free ballot and fair count the state will go Republican by at least 10000 majority.
 WAsHINGr \, Sept. 3O.- Mrs. Harrieon rested easy last night.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. The new re- turn postal card will be placed on sale at all posto9ices Oct. l5.
 CHICAGO. Sept. BOA ire in the Nickel Plate freight yaros this mo. ming destroyed forty loaded cars. which with contents were valued at Sl00000.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3O-The Smith s S;dden fight was stopped at the end of the fifiy-fifth round last nighr as the men were tho tired to fiulsh. They will decide about the purse next Monday.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-Grover Cleve- land arrived from Buzzards Bay this morning ard was driven at once to the Victoria fiotel whare he will remain during his stay. He was met by 200 people at the pier.
 IRON WUoD, Mich, Sept. 30.-Abra- ham Thompson, ore of the men buried in the mIue, was escued this morning. It is believed the Ither ten will perish before they can be reached.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept. 30.-W. WIndie broke the two mile worlds bicycle record today, making the dIs- tance in 42S 2-5; former record 437 2-7.
 BEDDING. Cal. Sept, 30-J. w. Smith shot his wife and cut his childs threat at Castella this morning. The child Is dead, the woman will die and Smith is ln custody, and will be brought to Red ding tonight. No cause assigned for the deed.
 IRON WooD, Mich, Sept. 3O,-Miners worked all night in Norfie's iron mine seeking to rescue ths eleven men buried Tn the shaft. Late at night signals vera given and answered in an iron pillar, which extends down into the drift where the men gre entombed showing at least some of them were alive.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N M., Sept. 30-The body of Amado Montaya, mail carrier betwesn White Oaks and Pine Mills, N.
  was found today with three deep gas hes in hIs head showing that he had been murdered. The mail pouches had been rihed.
 PITTsBURG, Sept. 3O.-Thomas Me Caff-ey. brother of Dominick McCaffrey, deposited $500 as forfeit that James COrbett cannot make good his assertion hof ha nnt1l1 four rounds. McCaffrey says be will put up forfeit for a bet of S5000 and the contest can take place at Manhat- tan club, COny Island club or Madison Square garden, six weeks after signing articles.
 NEW YORK, Sept 29.-The first Repu- b.ican mass-meeting of the Presidential campaign in this city was held tonight in Cooper Union. The hall was packed and many could not getin. The hall was profusely decorated with American flags and on either side of the speakers stand were German and Irish flags. The audi. ence went wild when Thomas c. Platt, Warner Miller and Chauncey NJ. Depew as chairman and was received with great cheering. MT. Platt said:
 Our friends, the enemy, ard our en- em es claiming to be friends, manifested much anxiety over the lively contest at the last National Republican, Convention between the friends of the different aspir- ants for the Presidential nomination There is nothing to. worry about. Ben jamin Harrison stands today as the representative of the grand old Republi- can party, the bearer of the flag of pro lection, reciprocity and honest money, and as such we pledge him united par ty, unwaverIng loyalty and faith. De- spite frantic efforts of Cleveland, the De- mocratic party cannot go into this cam paign under the flying banner of tariff reform. The Democratic convention at Chicago would have no such milk and water principles, so 1t substituted the tariff for revenue only plank. On that plank the Republican party joins issue with the Democracy. Cleveland and Hill both agree that protection is cheat, but neither of them dares to indorse absolute free trade; so they are both compelled to repudiate their platform and straddle the issue
 The Republican party believes in honest money and no juggling with or dabas ng of the national currency. It wants the silver dollar the equal of the gold dollar, and the paper dollar backed by the honor of the Republic, a repre- sentative of the value as precious as silver or gold In the darkest hour this Nation ever saw, when gold was worth 250, the Republican party, true to its principles, refused to compromise the Nations A,rv ~I s,,Ao lie debt in greenbacks. What WAS the result? United States bonds became the gilt edge investment of the civilized world. No greater financial crime has been attempte in this country than the Democratic eDdeavOr to substitute is- sues of irresponsible State banks for our present national currency.
 As to tha sO-called Force bill," Demo cratic newspapers have persistently spread through their columns for month past all sorts of incendiary appeals and bogus information regarding the Force bill" There never has been d force bill" which was lndorsed by the Republican party. The party, how ever, believes in q free ballot and fair count, and that We will have. We have fought for that right from Bull Run to 4ppomattox. We paid for that privilege S5,U00,O and over 100000 precious lives, and in Gods name We will fight for it as long as single Republican remains alive within the limits of the American Union, be 1t in the State of Alabama Or the State of New York.
 Platt closed with an earnest admoni- liaa to Republicans to organize through out the city, State and land, and to help with all their might to get every Repub- Iican voter out on election day.
 When Hhe cheering which followed his addrsss had subsided, Platt intro duced Whitelaw Reid as the next Vice Pres dent of the United States, and once more the audience broke out in enthu- 5iastic applause. Mir. Reid spoke briefly, saying in part:
 Is the country to abandon its present security and reckIessly ven- Lure out upon the sea of chance in tariff, banking, currency and ship ping which the Chicago platform pro poses? That depends upon whether the Republican party of the State of New SOrk IC ao ire f,,ll S,1tv and aYartc ifc f1ill |