Arizona republican., 1893-04-19
AGROWING ROAR
A Wall by Dissatisfied
Democrats.
Gubernatorial Appoint
ments the Cause.
&c. Hughes Governor de jure,
Brewster Cameron de facto.
, sref Biography OF a Member Of
the Live Stock Sanitary
Commission.


tbs manner, or rather with the mel
with which Governor Hughes has file,
the territorial offices. IL is true that OF
the morning following the adjournmen
Of the legislature there were murmur
Al disappro 'al, as thsre had been few
njsgivings as to the governors inten
tons before.
These murmurs have grown day b,
1ay until hey have risen into a regu
lar roar. The objections originally wer,
Ony political, and II the governor ha,
oa.llted the Democracy as to the m or,
important appointments it 10 quit,
likely that the lesser ones. however un
Fl thew may have been, would not have
u,rscted unfavorable notice. The Dem
orscy, however, now has come to be
Gevs that it owes the governor no sup
port, and every day grows holder is say
iug 50, and unfortunately pronounce.
all his appointments t. he bad.
The appointment Of Meade to bt
prisOn COMM ,sloner was the ute .ly
crushing WEIGHT. He had been twice
rejected by the council as unfit, by rea.
sa OF his notorious unpopularity, hav'
ing at the last election run behind
his ticket 500 votes. He is too, they
say, on the wrong side OF the land gran,
business, which though il, no doubt the
very thing that predisposed the gov
ernOr in his favor.
Such was the tone in which promi.
npnt Democrats talked to REPUBLICAN
reporter who called upon them bets
ths day Oi ad jDurnment and until yes.
tsrlay.
The thing which gals them most is
The fac. hat the undisguised power be.
hind the gGbernatorlai chair. il not the
power in It, is Cameron, who is not only
sReDubllcan, but an exceedingly dis
reputable one. The influence, they say,
Of the GameIons, il LETT unrebuked by
the party, will certainly not only dis.
npt it, but utterly destroy il; they
must therefore. fight the go 'ernor in
'eideieuse, aud the call on good Dem.
Ocrats to this end is probable.
Hsney's appointment, they allege,
yss improper by reason OF the attorney
generals want OF qualification; but il
becomes dOubly so when it il is con.
sliered that he is the tool OF OF the Cam.
erOns, named by them TO keep tab on
the glyernOr, from whom, ii the Cam.
efons thumb were even temporarily re-
moved his natural inclinations would
Ieli him toward iecency.
TeC'itic' Of the administration take
uPone by Que the appolntees from the
southern part OF the territory and iden-
lily them with the land grant claim
att. Ford il re .ident OF st. Louis aud
nsasyer for claimant. Manning,
Ce'eIinIS new surveyor general, is u
eAmnI, thay charge, and member
OIL the gang controlled by the Camerons.
II the Democracy is held responsible
of THIS c'ndltlon OF affairs in territory
10 which an Apache is a Chr stan gentle
ma lncImpirIson with a land ant
Claimant, it can only be reasonably
expected that the next election will
NOV the territory to he over helming.
wand lrrecIaImably Republican.
Democrats also dwell painfully upon
we circumstances of the appointment
GW.E Lake OF Mohave county, 10 be
i've Slo:k sanitary commis iouer. The
aPpoIatn,enL was made without con-
'ulI.ng either Mr.. Dennis in the council
VI NJ SOulhwick in the house concern.
mEW. 1t was not expected that he
WIN consult them out oil courtesy but
""certaln something OF Lakes char
"f VINO both gentlemen declare To he
VuTol The vleSt and most disreputabl
als0 II the territory. lie was formerly
slsnu OF Mohave county and il was
|'s-d that he pa 'ked grand juries or
neglected. altogether to call them in
'ss OIL MS friends charged with the
Ncrlmes. IL is related that after a
I4!n named McMann had shot miner
W ambush, he called on the sher Il,
u1 asked him ii he had a good defense
1"I '"1 III you have not | have as
D'l money AZ you'll need aud YOU
s .o" Where keep my horses" 1t is
w.. 49, 'ald that he was and probably is
Ve PROPRIETOR o! a saloon where
NaINeh men were robbed at cards with
s.e;l knowledge, il no; with the actual
ts.aace Of the propriet,rs. One gem
,bHau also told the reporter that less
tba TX months ago he saw Lake on
w. Eeels OF Kingman drank and
nang with a drunken companion.
vo Ua' mat in most communities they
s sy.1a nave been arrested for indecent
ns, DH the governor know Lake?" re-
,s s',sl the gentleman in reply to the
VA P', .1., i"qniry. III he didn't there
Ana "oItnlng To prevent his trying to
kna a O ~ But | rather think he did
Ytno. n'n. Lake wanted to be United
D"OS. marshal and believed that If
po,,o 'a was appointed governor his
ino,e o was cooked. He went to Wash
DenOa;. U work for himself and against
an oF think he and Hughes formed
be,oo Isnslve and defensive alliance
hssn," ll II was all fixed though Lake
gst o1,s as much as he expected to
and m.ules has been posing as the God
'tbe %Tanty candidate against whom
arsv oa9 ,, and gambling element was
md, T., Yet ne has chosen for office
the h n'm at least one man with whom
men y w,'.i class of gam blers and saloon
'u De ashamed to associate"
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