Mohave County miner., 1894-10-27
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The great Bucky O'Neill has come and
he has gone, and still there are Demo
Gratis and Republicans left in Mohsve
county. We had heard 90 much oil his
magnetic personality, Of his eloquence
and Of his political wisdom, that We ex.
pected to see q veritshle paragon OF
human knowlsdge, who would sway the
voters Of other party affiliations from the
errors Of their political persu Asions to the
only right and proper populistic doc
trines, out alas, the gentleman has not
been successful, for We can positively
assert that he has converted no one.
We expected logical, intelligent re-
view Of the populistic claims for suppor..
instead Of which we were treated TO q
little essay, arrsiguing the old parties
for al the ills and misforsunes that have
been inflicted upon the country for the
last "a years. He did not even tell Us
how the populists, II they ever should
come to power, would srneIiorate the
unfortunate state ofthings brought on this
country by . continued republican rule.
And the gentleman we'll knows that
the populists will never have the chance
to legislste for the American peopls,
should he live to be . thousAnd years
o,d.
Arra,gning the old parties for bad
legislation is one thing; TO demonstrate
intelligently and honesty how the party
composed OF malcontents. and erron-
eously and mislesdingly styled the pop.
ulist party could better the condition OF
the American people is quite another
thing, and neither Bucky O'Neill nor
% ,re capable leaders have ever found
or told Us Of the way 1t can be accom-
plished.
How will Buckley, II an infinitesiual
chance Of his election to C,nsress should
exist, be able to do better for the veal
OF Arizona, than John G. Herndon the
Democratic delegate. Can Buckley by
the supreme suavity Of his manner and
by the a .shing Of his bright eyes accom-
pIish more with democratic Congress,
than Herndon? NJ. q bit Of it, Buckley
will be left in the dreary cold.
Can the young and handsome aspir-
ant for populistic congressional honors,
bring about the rernoneiz aion OF silver,
single handed aided nv about half
dozen Of populisis? BY no means, it
must be and will be accomplished by
the democratic party. ever the friend Of
the people.
And we will take the chimerical pos
sibility Of pop listic msjority as a fact
and can any intelligent American cIti.
zen doubt. that this maj j,rity cannot be
as easily corrupted by money as any 9th
er. A populist is not more honest than
democrat or republican and We claim
that populists can be corrupted easier
and quicker for they have never feas.ed
before, and their rspacious longing for
tat Offices and positions Of influence will
be much easier appessrd
How Buckley O'Neil will be able to
get more appropriations for Arizona
than j. G. Herndon or Gov Murphy,
he failed to tell the Mohave county peo-
pie, bow he will succeed to remonetize
silver sooner than his fellow candidates,
he told us NOT, how the mills will be
started mp the homes and cabins Of min
ers contain happier and more prosper
ons people, how cattle will he worth
$40 more under popnlist rule. or wool
attain the old high prices again, Buckley
might have mad in his minds eye, hut
to the regret of all of us, he revealed
not his hidden greatness and power Of
mind.