Arizona republican., 1894-11-03


 cratic venality and the tools of corrupt monied institutions. They will decide whether the American congress is an organization of the peoples public ser wants or whether the people are to be servants of themselves. From Maine to Texas, from Boston to the Golden Gate mighty protest has been going up from the people against Democratic misgovernment That party has so openly and audaciously trampled upon the rights of the people as to turn thousands of lifelong members thereof from the ranks and force them to cast their fortunes with the Republican party, the only one that now promises the relief that is so urgently demanded.
 Democrats and Republicans alike look upon the Democratic organization this year as wreck strewn with broken promises and the greatest infidelity to the masses of the people and to the rank and file of the Democratic party. They have fallen out among themselves and are qusrreling amongst themselves whilst the Republicans are standing together shoulder to shoulder and pro- fitting by Democratic blunders, and pre- senting to the country men and methods that cannot fail to challenge the ap- proval of all fair men who are anxious for a return to good government and national prosperity. The fact that the Democratic party has been derelict in the duties it owed to the whole. people is doubly proven now by the attitude of the Democratic leaders themselves who are expecting nothing but overwhelm- ing defeat next Tuesday. Why do they expect it? There is only one answer that can be made to this question, and that is because they know that Demo- cratic control during the past two years has very nearly impoverished the country and that if change is not soon effected in the legislative branch of the government at least, it will require but few more years of sweeping Demo- cratic rule to place the country in a condition where it will be almost be- yond the hope of redemption and re- generation. All of the worst features of Democracy have been ushered to the front this fall and it would appear that they are hoping for success only by putting on bold face and succeeding by fraud and intimidation. This is the case in New York especially where either the very worst elements of New York Democracy must suc- ceed or be overthrown by MT. Nor ton and his supporters. Tammany Hall has put forward its wiliest chieftain and the men who are ,advocsting his success and that of Tammany Hall have the audacity and effrontery to talk about honest government and honest men. All of this after the Lex ow Investigating committee has proven to the satisfaction of every one that there has been more gigantic fraud and r&scality perpetrated today under Tam many rule than was ever known before in the history of the organization, not even excepting the memorable era of the Tweed ring.
 II David B. Hill by hook or crook can be elected governor of New York next Tuesday he is to be at once put forward as the only logical Democratic candi- date for the presidency in 1896. That Is the most corrupt political organiza- tion that ever existed in the United States is to not only have fuil control of New York, but is to dominate the af- fairs of the whole nation. Just think of it and ask yourselves how much Tammany Hall would flch from the people of the whole country in four years when it can rob the people of 8 single state and city of such immense sums. God forbid that the day will ever come when the yor acious Tam many tiger will be set free to prey upon ba 1pbo1a paoD1a of +bo TnitoJ C+oto,