Arizona republican., 1896-09-27
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willing to place principle above party fealty because they are awake to thelr own best interests. They are none the less true Republicans, but feel that in the present campaign their party has made a mistake. There are others who are so anxious to get a seat at the "pie counter" that they are willing to forego all principle and self interest, and swallow whatever the bosses put up.
 Solomonville Bulletin: The Demo- cratic territorial convention slipped cockleburr under the tail of the Tue son Star:
 Tombstone Prospector: To suit the territorial Republican gold platform no better representative than A. J. Doran could be procured, as his views are notoriously for the single stand ard, however, not since Mckinley was nominated. He will receive the small est vote of any candidate for delegate in the history of Arizona.
 Tucson Star: The Republican party can congratulate itself on the fact that it has only the most experienced and untiring worker as chairman of the territorial executive committee, in its selection of Dr. J. M. Ford, who is a political manipulator of the Clarkson, Quay and Hanna school. But on the other hand, we have Rowe, the strong est and most aggressive political cap tain that has everiled the Arizona De- mocracy. Dr. Ford will find in Rowe more than his equal in this contest.
 tSolomonyille Bulletin: Geo. w. P. Hunt has been nominated by both Democrats and Populists of Gila county for the council. MT. Hunt was member of the last two assemblies and proved himself to be a true friend of economy and every interest of the people. His past experience fits him well for the council, and The Bulletin now congratulates Gila county on the fact that it will be ably and honestly represented in the council of the Nine teenhh legislature by Hon. Geo. W. P. Hunt.
 Tombstone Prospector: The con- gressional fight now lies between Buckley and Our Mark. The goldbug nominee will not be in it.
 Tucson Star: The Phoenix conven- tion took gold straight, and there is no mistake about it.
 Prescott Courier: The Courier felt contain that Colonel Brodie would not run on a goldbug platform.
 Nogales Vidette: The Republican territorial convention at Phoenix on Tuesday swallowed the entire St. Louis platform, gold plank and all, with Nc Kinley on top and did it without any reservation whatever" Then they nominated Jim Doran for delegate to congress. Well, they'll find the dose mighty hard to digest There will be great Republican funeral over it right after November 3.
 Prescott Courier: The Yavapai rep resentative Republicans are certainly political acrobats of the first order as, having twice declared for silver they finally voted against such decla- rations in both the National and ter ritorial Republican conventions. | Tucson Star: The annual gold pro- duction of Arizona is much larger than was silver in it's brightest days. Now with silver restored ito it's rightful place, our silver mines would more than double Arizonas output of the precious metals and double the pres ent number of miners would be em- ployed.
 | Prescott Courier: The Courier was right, after all, in asserting that Col onel Brodie would not accept the Re publican nomination for county treas urer, as his letter of declination ap- pears in last evenings Journal-Miner The county Republican central com mittee met last evening, accepted Col onel Brodie's resignation and selected John Hartin to fill the vacancy. It is an open secret that another citizen was approached to take the nomina- tion, and he refused; hence, the cen. tral committee could only select John Hartin, after he had been turned down in his party convention by his party leaders, and after the place had been haWked around from pillar to post ir