Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11
THE NEW APPOINTMENT
BY it the Governor Endorses Bitter
Criticism of the National
Administration,


Criticism of the National
Administration,
Ever since Gov. Franklin was sp
pointed Governor, now nearly twt
months ago, it has been rumofed Rno
daily announced that I. j. Wolfiey
editor of The Arizona Daily Republican,
would be appointed az the Republican
mem bsr of the Board OF Control tc
succeed NJ. FL. MoCoTd, who was 80 be
removed. The expected in this instance
happened day before yesterday, when
tbs Governor issued o commission to
Wolfsy for that office. There was no
vacancy in the Board as Mr. McCord
| was appointed on The 9th March, 1895
for two years. On the 10Th hs was con-
| frmed by the Council and on the 1lth
fled his bond and entered upon the
discharge of his duties. There was no
charge made against Mr.. McCord and
his removal was solely upon the ground
that thu place was wanted for another
Republican. Gov. Franklin has lived
il our midst nearly four years and hes
been a daily reader of Mr.. Wolfisy's
paper. The Daily Republican. By the
appointment of the editor OF that paper
TO this inporbans Office he endorses
what that paper has said of President
Cleveland and several members of his
cabinet. He oannos plead Ignorance
and does not want 30. Ii would be
child>like for him to Go SO.
[ is not she purpose Of this article to
critioise the appointments Of Mr..
Woihsy. Later We may do SO, but at
present We desire Only TO introduce
President Cleveland, Secretary Carlisle,
Secretary Smith and other members of
she cabinet, using this latest appointee
Of a Democratic Governor as the me-
dunn.
What Editor Wolfsy thinks OF Seere-
tary Hoke Smith, From she Arizona
Daily Republican, July q, 1895:
'TImes are certainly improving. Sec !
rotary HOke Smith mas just given his |
cousin, who was formerly police court |
lawyer In Washington, fee of S24 600 |
for looking efteG an Indian olaIun for |
the government. This is better than |
the cousin could do in Republican flush
times"
From the same paper of the same
date We take the following excerpts:
''REPUDIArEs HIMSELF.
1.-THE people Of Arizons have been
dismayed a1 the hyprooisy, decsi5 and
corruption OF the Territorial admins
but after all it is not much
worse than the National adminietrs-
lion. The only difference is that a
;loeer communication with the Terri
serial administration breeds a greater
contempt for it.
Secretary Hoke Smith is she latest
member of the misib aggregation at
present ruling the country. TO display
lis hypocrisy. In his explsuation of |
lis free coinage letter of few years
'go. he disorsdits and rePudiates him
ELF"
$50 we have the Georgian stood up
'efore the country as the great example
f free coinage error; but the people :
viii want to know if one who is con
essediy SO cRreless of first principles is ,,
It TO hold any responsible position
However, it is, perhaps, nos to be :
rendered at that mau who bss been =
ssocisted with this administration
hould have made up his mind that the !
United St8tss could not maintain an
-mericsn policy on any subject For
Vyo years we have seen the head of the :
administration and all under him dane
lg about 80 foreign music. and essocis- =
ION with the performances hes no doubt
cen sufficient 60 induce the conviction
bat the United States is en ireigrifi- L
ant dependency that should not DO 81
,f,cL - 80 4 | .
nhiaet without first consulting Great r
ritnin - n
In the cana paper under date Of July {,
}. 1895 We find the following: a
WILL TRY IT IN GEORGIA. II
at is ALPHABETICALLY announced that h
scretary Hoke Smith is preparing TO 7,
airy the Cleveland cam psiRn for the q
pRle gold standard into Georgia He
a csndidste for the senate to succeed
aneral Gordon and hopes to su ccess- u
lily do the act performed by Sacretarv is
arlisle in Kentucky, ssys the Kansas p
itv Journal.
But though be will have the support U
she entire administration machine fe
a will find that Georgia is rot Ken r
cky and that the difference in the
tuation is difference with a decided
stinctiou.
Oh
; and Hoke Smith is not Carlisle by -
~ means in the estimation OF the u'
,ople of bis state. He will have to 60 e6
TO the field minus the strength OF per
pal popularity that stood in favor of "
9 Kentuckian regardless OF where he IL
ould stand on any Issue within hia Sc
irty." III
What the "member' thought and ri
id of Walter @. Gresham, late Secre- n,
~ of State. ii
From The Republican, April 7, 1885. OF
ut is now reported that Mr.. Gresham ="
eds rest. Sure, and if he got sll be Sc
eded he would be given fine sat of O.
orling brains. 70
From The Republican of April 80, Ia
50.
"Ohl for return of the good old >,
nes before the Cleveland jiugoism =
titled like bite upon the country. so
those days men like Gresham
uldn't have held 5000 cierkship in VI
Q state department. W
''Now is the time we need Blaine in al al