Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-25
THE ACTUALITIES OF TRE SIT
 UATION

A Republican party national political campaign. IS never one of mere personal ities. It never degenerates into that
 While the Repu bli;an party saves the crown of public honor, for its actual leadership, 1t IS always party of prin
 cipIes. It is party of aims. IL IS al- ways party of construction. The par " supports the interests of America
 not of any indiviC uai American. Under Its sway, the vast, indu trial system, has made our country the richest and the grandest in the world. To-day the R. publican party stands commi I7G to great and precious trust; the political supremacy and security of ali that America has accomplished. It guar sntees the ultimaJs safety of the best interests of its people. Ia t,e midst oi all this, personalities sink out of vieg. Republicans, hundreds Cf thousands of them all over this nd, liked, loved. idolized, that splendid American states
 man; that splendid American :hoiar:
 
 man of brilliant m,nd and unsuIlied soul; that man of magnetism aDd mu.- tipotence, James c. B aln-, bnt ,wu. underneath 1t sii; drWn DeioW ali the inspiration and entb busiasm. Repu bic ans, like, and love, and idolize inc priI,~ ciples, and the morals, and the motives of their party; government of the peo- pie, by the people for the people. IL is party that represents in It's principles and in their application, the best and the most advanced thought of the world; the highest form of tke human government: the greatest amount of liberty to the citizen. In the face of such facts, even the intima- ton, that there is Inharmony of a dis ruptive character, ID the Republican party, is libel. It Is an i'm peachment of the good sense Of any in telligent Republican to say, that De cause hIs choice of leader was not the choice of the National Convention, ergo. he will fail to accept the duties and privileges of hIs party. When social order is threatened; when financial or der is threatened; when the stability of our institutions is threatened; when from any cause, the great heart of the American people is moved to Sense of danger, Republicans thrown aside at once all minor differ nces, and gather around the chosen leader and lis stan dard of Republicanism, as the men in blue gathered around the old fsg in the dark days of the nation. As that flag represented the principles of Americen union, so the man who is chosen by the representatives of the party. represents the principles of the party.
 To that man, Benjamiae Hmris1n; the man who stood by these principles in peace and in war; who has been faith full to them; who has grown in wisdom and p.obity. is diplomacy and state craft; a man of honest convictions and the courage of tbean. the R publican party will give it= loyal strength. He was made the unanimous choice of the convention at Minneapolis. Ia bis h8uds every Amerlcaa interest is safe. and undeniably sec9re. Men know thi-. without the telling It ia ID the aIr Men qualified by intelligence aad com mon honesty. to belong 10 the Ra ubio- an party, are not going to abandon its magnificent presence aud prestige on any mere transient whimslcalty of per sonal like or dislike. The very best manhood of this natlon has crystalized ID the Republican party. It Is man hood of conviction, of principle of moral motive, that Outreaches and 8bsorbs all personality. in political campaign.