Arizona republican., 1898-10-23

Of that iS T-1y dclT Ic my noa-L, and
 perhaps this will bo .he olly oppor- tunity I will have to talk 10 you this fall. To begin with, i desire to say that I claim TO special credit fer hay ing volunteered in the late war. I was educated a. West Point, and in times
 of trouble tha graduates of that mili-
 tary academy should step to the frcni
 But amcEg the two hundred nlen from
 AriZona who left their hcules on the
 4th Of May, to the rank and file or
 these men all oradit is due. Never can tcc great honcr be shown the men, the Arizona bcys. (Continued applause
 and cheeTs.) They werc brave and gallant men every cne Of them; they were the peer cf all the regimcnt. and
 thssa man formed the first squadron,
 and were the backbone of the Iegi-
 ment that was first everywhere.
 (CheeTs.) You know the brave men that left this va.ley, and among these 200 men none surpassed the quota fur nished Dy Msricopa county. Many are back among you, and s0ma are yet in eas.srn hospitals. scon to return. The example of the Rough Ridars' has been enc which will inspire genera tions 10 come with patriotism for their country. That squadron m25e histcTy, and made it fast. not cnly for Arizona. but fo- the whole United States Great applause and cheering.(
 He concluded by a feeling rseereace to the fall Of Captain O'Neill, and the painful wound receivd bafore Santiago by Captain McClintock, and the crowd cheersd fer several minut5s after Col. Brodis took his seat.
 4 MEASURE OF WILSON.
 Chairman E. S. Gill read telegram from Captain McClintcck in which the captain said that he was unable to leave Wadswcrth hospital, misfor- tune he regretted very much.
 Mayor J. c. Adams was the next speaker. He spoke of the insignif- canoe Of the present delegate from Ar izona in congress. He is net deuce high in a repubiic1n congress, said Mayer Adams, and you might as well have Wilson stay ir Arizona and d-aw his pay, if you elect him, for he will be unable to accomplish anything for you" Mayor Adams spike without previous preparation, having been called by Governor Murphy to take the place Of Eio.. E. S. Clark O. Flag staff, whose voice was weak from hcarseness.
 Gcvernc- Murphy referred to the attacks cf democratic papers upon him, and said that hs alcne was responsible fer everything Le had done and not Col. Brodis.
 JUDGE WRIGHT'S SPEECH.
 Juige c. W. Wrigh t Of Tucson looked cut ever the great tfrong of people and said: Where in the name Of God did you all come from? I did net kECw there wsre as many men and women in the terriio-y.' He said that he came to plead for Arizcna, and nct to uphold any party principles. we have been agitated by great Ia tiolal questions" he said. but w fer get that we live in a tsrritcEy with a fern Of gov rnEeEt which is woIse ttan that cf Turkey
 Continuing, he said: Man is scv- ereign by virtue of the fact that he has 2 voice and a vots in guiding the dcs- tiny of his country. Tho fcucdztioa stone that has lsft Us great among the nations Of the world is the fact that every man in tte United States has voice in shaping it's policy He whc' lives in Arizona has neither a voice nor a vcte. You represent ve-y small knc- on large s-Zsd log.
 'I am fighting a system and nct any Our territorial form Of government is un-American- If GIT officers were elected by the Dsop-c =very man who looked toward Ar.zc1a for investment would trust them bs- ;ause they lad the appreciation of tha people. I want to say that we have .lIe premise Of meE wno have hereto ere blocked Arizona=s admission, anc hey say if you elect Alex Brcdie they will turn around and give him their lelp in mixing Arizona state. rCheers.) And heading that list is a nan named Mckinley" (Ccntinued .hserinsJ Jucge Wright spoke with orce, and his address was receiyed with appreciation by the great crowd Ie was frequently interrupted by hers.
 J.L. B. ALEXANDER'S LETTER.
 4 letter received by Col. Brcdle fem Captain Joseph L. B. Alexander, Com oanJ c, Of the Rough Riders who s now in New York, was read by Judge Wright The crowd want wild with during the reading and a. he clcse of the letter. Mir. AleNander's ttar appears elsewhere in this issue, md itCsill br read with interest by his friends in AriZcna and these of Col. 3rcd+e.
 RROD}F AT TEMPE