Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-22
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FOR good clean county government vote for the Republican nominees.

FOR a good clean county government vote for the Republican nominees.
 THERE are neither flies nor moss on the Republican candidates.
 THE Democratic crop of voters prom ises to be unusually small this coming election.
 DEMOCRATIC office-holders are begin ming to feel uneasy at the Iear approach of their republican successors.
 THE organ fer the Peoples Party in Maricopa county is edited by John B. Fitch, and in Pima county by Oscar P. Adams. This is reform with ven- geance.
 STEVENS IS wearing his spurs to win. His western dash and hustle will make him friends. He will go to the Sheritf's office with big majority.
 You've Sam. Hughes may no: have quite as much political experience as his elders but he will get there all the same.
 IF Mark Smith was rooster the Star man would yank hIs head off-through love and affection. On this proposition Mark is not fooled even little bit.
 THE Democratic assembly nominees may be good citizens to stay st home but they are mighty poor material to send to Phoenix to make laws for an intelligent people.
 ToM HUGHES, chairman of the Rspub- lican executive committee, is an afroit campaign manager. He knows the responsi oilities of bis position and rises equal to the emergency.
 THE solid business men, the taxpay- CTS, the miners and rauchmen will all vote the Republican ticket. It is the ticket of the people and the ticket that will win.
 No unnecessary tax burden will be laid on the people if Gil is elected as sessor. He may not be able to toot a big horn, but he knows bis duty, and knowing it, will perform it without fear or favor.
 THE conspiracy against Mark in the Pima Democracy, may be akin to treason, but the plot thickeDs in the Jack Pot and the Washington society will miss familiar face st the call of the Fitty-third Coagress.
 WE commend the personal of the Re publican ticket to the careful consider ation of our readers. Thsre Is no man on the ticket that IS not the pear, If not the superior, in business ability of his Democratic competitor.
 THE dissatisfaction of the Democrats with the personal of their county ticket will increase the mem Oership of the Re publican party by at least fifty votes. County affairs should not he run in the interests of any saloon.
 THERE is an opsn rupture between the representatives Of the ref and the white chip factions. Both factions smiled on Smith when he was here, but both intend 10 politically knife him at the polls. Mark may have the swell head, but oa this proposition he IS not fooled even little bit.
 THE Republican candidates who are swinging round the circle, have written nothing but of the most encouraging Loyalty to receive them and have promised them their almost undivided support at the polls.
 IN the face of the election there is no honest reason for the scratching of a name on the Republican ticket and no honest Republican will do it. All things being equal-ard they are more than equal in this campaign-the Repub- licans should stand Loyalty by their nom- inees.
 MARX SMITH professes to be proud of very poor job With the air of "my work is finished" he left Tucson, bat he knows full we'll that when the ballots are counted the majority of those whom he fawned upon for votes will be dead | against him.
 THE Star announces that Bernabe i Brichta has not withdrawn from the | Legislative ticket. The Republicans were afraid he had. Bernabe is as good | a sinker to 8 ticket as can be found | ID the Democratic party. He ought to l be put on exhibition in the country Legislative lights like Bernabe ought ] not to be hidden bekind the classic bean ! pots.
 THE Republican nominees are entitled i to the unqualified support of their party. ! They were sent before the people with 1 the unanimous consent and good wishes of the nominating convention and no discrimination should be made against anyone. No honest method should be left unemployed to elect them. They are the regular Republican nominees and party enthusiasm should be stim- ulated iu their behalf
 IY an interview recently published in 1 the Chicago Times Judge Gresham said: l From the beginning of our government | no occupant of the Federal Bench has 1 given public expression t9 his political | opinions during Q Presidential cam | paign. 1 am not. therefore, going to be | the exception to the unVarying rule. It | is distasteful t0 me to be constantly l figuring in politics. will not be inter viewed, nor have I written anything f. | indicate my political attitude. Four ! years ago the use Of my name in con- nection with the Pre- ,ident.8l nomina- tion was contrary to my wishes"
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