Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-22
Doctor Sweet
 TO BE REMEMBERED
 In Resolutions
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS WILL BE OFFERED BY ]. c. cALLAGHAN, OF TOMB STONE AT TERRIFIC
 RIAL CONVENTION
 IN TUCSON.

Since the last meeting of the Demo cratic Territorial Convention, Dr. F. A. Sweet. of Bisbee. a member Of the Territorial Democratic Committee of Arizona. departed this life.
 At the meeting of the Democratic Central Committee at Phoenix. on the - day of April last, the unoersign- ed were appointed committee to draft resolutions Of respect to his memory and present the same at this meeting of the Territorial Democratic Conven- ton.
 Dr. Sweet was a broad-mirdeG, liber- al citizen, who gave credit to every man for honesty and sincerity of pur- pose: he consented that each citizen should have his own views in politics in other matters. He recognized the fact that men may honestly differ as to men and measures.
 He was a Democrat from principle, and was never a narrow minded parti san. He regarded the party as a rep resentative of certain constitutional principles far above any present emergency.
 He was most loved and respected by those who knew him bes:. He met affection with affection, distress with kindness. failure with charity, strug- gling honesty with sympathy and aid He possessed the highest integrity and an unsullied character.
 It may be truly said of him that no man in Arizona exercised greater or better influence in party councils and conventions than Dr. Sweet. He was calm. dignified and forceful in his bear ing: he had strong personality, and was well balanced and always thor oughly in earnest, and he had the rare faculty of saying and doing things 50 who opposed him. In his general makeup were combined all the ele- ments Of character that constitutes a leader Of men. He was a man of re markably fiae presence. and this, coupled with his genial disposition and amiable bearing. made him friends; and to his friends he was loyal and true. ignorant of deception and incapa- ble of disguise.
 His life was a busy one. He was devoted to his profession, and enjoy ed the absolute confidence of his pa tients and those who employed him. And yet no man in the Territory took a deeper interest or a more active part in political affairs than he He did much to shape the political course of the Territory. He loved Arizona and her people, and in turn was greatly beloved.
 We shall miss him in our councils; his commanding presence will TO long CT lend aid and encouragement in the political contests; but the good work that he has done. the splendid exam pie of fidelity and devotion to party and party principles will live and be light to us. His death came mop portunely in the midst of a useful and honorable career. His loss is ire pdA dDte.
 Resolved, That in the death of Dr Sweet the Territory has lost one Of It's foremost citizens, one of its strongest men; the Democratic parry great leader and wise. conservative counsel Tor, and that his family mourns fer its strong. indulgent protector.
 That We deeply and sincerely mourn his untimely death. and We shall al ways keep in sorrowful remembrance his nobility of character and the man ly qualities for which he was disting uished.
 Respectfully submitted. SAM WEBB. J. c. HERNDON. B. A. PACKARD.