The copper era., 1902-10-30

The Hon. Robert E. Morrison is re- ceiying oYations at every point. He will be here on Oct. lst. Let tho re- publicans of Clifton rally to the stand ard Of the man who bears the banner Of prosperity and good government. Let Us show that Clifton is not behind any town or city in Arizona in loyalty to American interests and public pros perity. Let every democratic turn out and listen to the truths elucidated by representative man of the people, truths that arc predicated upon sound party action, truths that are based up- on honest promises, truths created by an honest platform that is an open book to the world. MT. Morrison does not carry q platform in his ''inside pocket" but boldly and honestly pro- claims the principles of party that has saved a great nation from ruin, established an enviable credit through out the world and commanded respect and esteem for American citizenship in any cline under the sun.
 Democrats, especially, are urged to turn out and listen to the orator of the day.
 "Both Morrison and Wilson live in Yavapai county, and the voters are well acquainted with both. Morrison in his home county will lead Wilson by at least two votes to one"
 The Tucson Daily Post says: That Pinal county gave the republican can didate grand reception and hearty welcome at Florence on the 18th, the court house being packed to the doors by an enthusiastic audience"
 The Journcl-M finer Of the 18th inst. {, has the following: Most favorable re- ports continue to be received from out side precincts for the success of the republican ticket. Yavapai county never had better lot Of candidates on any ticket than the republicans offer to voters this year.
 wrthq & faspsrS % ndF the valley kRe& eE as well as what is for their best inter- ests or the county at large. They are asking for a change. They are de- manding a change in the present out rageous mismanagement, and almost criminal cxtravagances in our county affairs. .-Arizona Sentinel.
 The Evening Free Press Of the 18th, published at Mesa, Arizona, has the following: At the opera house last night Robert F.. Morrison addressed by far the largest political gathering of the campaign in Mesa. Even by ulti- izing tho stage, dressing rooms and all tho standing room there was not space inside for all; many stood at the doors and windows.
 From Maricopa county comes encOur- aging news. The Arizona Republican says: "We understand that the demo- cratic managers in Maricopa county still hope to save few candidates on their ticket from the wreck, but it is by no means certain that they will suc- cecd. The rapid growth of republi- canism in this county during the past few years has been remarkable"
 The following is taken from the Tue son Daily Post of a recent date, and is m interesting article on statehood: No more important argument can be advanced for electing Mir. Morrison than that most interesting of questions statehood. If Arizona secured this prize, capital will come in to open up the vast mineral resources and to put our precious metals into circulation"
 The Arizona Star, q live democratic newspaper, devOtes nearly a page in tho interest of the republican party, out of which We take the following: "Hon. Robert F.. Morrisou's election as delegate to congress is pretty general ly admitted. He will come down to Phoenix with not less than five hun dred majority. He will carry Marlco- pa by safe majority. He will carry Luna, Pima, Gila and Pinal with good chances to make n stand of in Gra- ham, Cochisc and Santa Cruz.
 From the Journal Miner of the 18th instant we clip the following: The banner republican meeting was held in this city last night. For the first time since tho opening of the campaign a Phoenix audience had an opportunity to sec the republican candidate for congress, Hon. Robert F.. Morrison. The impression made by Mir. Morri' son was most favorable. The audience was prepared to think we'll of Mir. Morrison, for word had frequently come of his triumphal tour of the northern counties"