Arizona republican., 1901-03-28
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, MARCH 2s, 1901.

About three weeks before the election hast November Mr. Frank Murphy and
 e. B. Gage visited HONOR foGMbstoMe. They were WHERE thRM and had been for HONOR RoNSe months previous IS DUE t0. that time engaged in
 what had often appear ed G Be fvWitless attempt to unify the SavSSMs eOaAicting interests around thaa @lNce thriving camp. Their aim and am hhthoa was to consolidate these Interests Co baRish litigation and to start s@Ge more the wheels of industry. , lt win be remembered how the object of tlSeAr visit was misoonstrued. It will he sRcalbe1 how the sleuths and wise aeeeS es the democratic party discov- cred thelr real object. It was easy. MurpAy and Gage resuscitate the old eam@A forsooth. Nary resuscitate. Thohr visit was a political trick It was made solely for the purpose of fapa&iMg a eredulous people. It was un- devtabs@ simply to get votes. Simply that a9a Nothing more:
 Tbs se@@cTats were very uneasy in those &aF~, They feared for their idol HR @$s AOt ss popular as of yore, He hAA. tA o0tA blood and with malice afsspsAO&sha. SNifed Col. Wilson, who has9 bowed th@ democratic party not WbsssE ba4a Zoe wslL He had done some oiRsf IAtRss that smelled of hades and mA@F OE Ais OSa friends were alienated, SHcs@sts sss@ARea doubtful. The party fbaFNa Ais aowmfan. They trembled sSg0 afS@h& what was a new Tomb sg@&s 10 eastE sWecess, Mark was wtFtA c whole esboodle of mining c&GstA And &o the lying tongues were lOsEss3 aasa tASy followed like relentless bAsoa&aaH&s ss ths trail of truth, 'Ftaaa ataYp&y's eoed attentions were im&HaeA~9 @nA his character assailed. Twas sxsv tAua \ good man, fired by wsTtAy as@l strives to organize sbass. zhsa NP BHMPs some political pasNstfo esd Aoxis. fraud. Men who neNSS .Aa9 Sa &oMest thought or motive an sAetS lives CIV Sled with righteous dBsa&snatiea vhea others strive to me%Ssws &teA who wouldn't know TsSsh sf sAey nsst her on the street are fsSsaatsS ss virtue when others sue StpR. HaeH 1ho know as little about feps xS$eSce of government as a muley Cs@ knews about the Mosaic law set IhssnselSeE up as critics in political eEoRO@S Men who couldn't tell the dlifesVSce between an economic thesis aha tSe catssing link attempt to evolve fFna@ ths profundity of their ignorance no t systems of government.
 RS9e eweS since the election MT. Murphy ana Ny. Gage have kept quietly yet pefsAsasSrtiy at work. nNhe time is near whaA t&er hope to begin active opera ttoRA Ii hos been a hard struggle to achieve s@eeess la tAls case Indeed, success ts Sod vet assured. There were and arc Stbch conflicting interests and so many rsea ta aeal with, so many sides to consider, so many individuals 10 appease. But these two men are used to hard propositions, They have cracked some pretty hard nuts hereto fore. Failure has long been a stranger to either. and We hope it will never find an abiding place in either breast. | And this reminds us of another deal that Mir. Frank Murphy was mainly ln- strumental in consumating. We refer to the construction of the north and | south railroad. He worked like Tro- | jan for that road. A year or so after | the project was begun the money mar ket became stringent. It was about as easy to get money from any source as to measure the canals on Mars. He | was often disappointed bat never dis | ;often at his wits end to | know how and where to get more of the | needed lucre. but with never a thought of giving up. He got a s1O,OO0 check |