The oasis., 1896-10-17
Mckinley, Hobart and Dorar clu,

festerday evening there was orga
 nized in N0gales aclub of straight
 republicans, which body adopted as 2
 name the words forming the caption
 of this article.
 T Mir. c. A. Avery was elected nresi.
 dent, and MT. k. D. George secretary.
 The following resolutions were pre.
 sented and adopted.
 The Mckinley Hobart and Do-
 ran Republican Club of Nogales. Ari- zcna, hereby presents the following
 declaration of principles as the guide
 to true Republican faith:
 We approve without any hesitation
 or reservation the nominees and plat-
 form of the National Republican Con-
 venti0L, held at St. Louis on June
 18th, 1896, and of the Territorial Re- publican convention. held at Phoenix. September 22nd 1896.
 In Major Wm Mckinley, the Re- publican presidential nominee. and in the Republican candidate for vice ! president, Hon. Garrett A. Hobart we recognize two representative American citizens, in every way de. serving of the high honors for which they are presented; and their careers and records are models for tho emula- tion and respect of lovers of free in- stltutions everywhere.
 Tn lion, A. J. DOran, Republican candidate for delegate to congress rom Arizona we recognize faithful and eflicient public servant whose past long and efficient record is a guaranty or future usefulness.
 We earnestly believe in the Repub- lican triune policies Of bi-metalllsm. protection and reciprocity. We want the w0rkingmcn of the United States protected alike from competition with Foreign labor and from the deprecia- tion in the purchasing power of their wages to which we have seen the Mex | ican laboring men of NogaIes sub- Jected. To reach those desirable ends | we advocate re-enactment of the Re. | publican policy of protection and re- ciprocity, and the establishment of an | international system of bi-metallism | which shall restore silver to it's old | position without depreciating the pur- | chasing power of the dollars In which the wages of American laborinq men are paid
 We favor statehood for Arizona, and the speedy removal of the disabilities of a territorial condition.
 we are unalterably opposed to any domlnatl0n of the Republican party |, by any secret political organization, by whatever name designated, which by secret 0aths binds it's membership to vote for any other than Republican candidates on account of membership in such order.
 And to the above true Republican principles we pledge our voices and our votes
 An executive committee and fnance committee were provided, and both committees have set energetical- y to work to perform the duties as- signed them.
 The new club starts off with large , membership of live republicans, and Intends active work for the cause of 'epubllcans in the canvass now on.
 Buckley 0'Neil the populist candi- I late for congress arrived from Tucson i Tuesday night, and Wednesday after l00n, at the Nogales Opera House, in ( he presence of few deluded pops, he | ndeayored to talk about the issues t I the campaign. t The heavy weight politicians who I ttended the republican convention f t Tucson returned "Wednesday after n o0n, two of them-Judge Williams ( nd Hon. H. K. Chenoweth-comjnp i ackfull fiedged candidates. b Tomorrow will be "Rally Dayv for . he Sunday school at the Congrega-