Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-17
FACE TO THE ENEMY.

FACE TO THE ENEMY.
 During the last eight years Repu0h- cans of the country have bad easy sledding on account of disagreement n the ranks of the Democracy. Eight years ago Bryan was defeated because of refusal of Democrats to accept tue free silver plank of his platform, and for the same reason he was again de- feated four years ago. Now the free silver doctrine has been dropped and the money question Sc. to one side as an issue, it is without life in the cam paign. From every state and section comes the glorious news Of a united Democracy and enough enthusiasm to easily defeat the Republican candidate. The party has been brought once more together on the everlasting and eternal principles upon which the government of this country was originally founded by the forefathers.
 Now that the differences which kept the Democratic party divided and de- feated for eight years have been bur jed, let the battle for party success go on throughout the land. Of the tick ct, every Democrat in the land may be proud. We have platform upon which all can stand with a firmness that bodes TO good to the Republican enemy. The money question is a into this campaign. It came and di- vided OUT party; it is now gone and our party is again whole. In the Ian guage of the Courier-Journal the more we think of it the surer we are that We can and we shall elect this ticket. It is an American ticket Hurrah for the red. white and blue. It is a Jef- ferson ticket. Hurrah for Democracy, redeemed. unterrifed and undefiled. It is a manly ticket. Three times three and a tiger for Parker and Davis"
 While there is fight and fire in the Democratic ranks throughout the coun. try the Democrats of Arizona must not be neglectful of duty. which is to trim up the Republican party in Arizona to a final finish. If the Democrats dis agreed as to a choice of candidates for president, let these differences be buried and forgotten; let opposition to Republican rule in Arizona and in the nation be the only remaining desire among Democrats from now until the polls are closed in November. In the preliminary pro-convention work all agree that this Is a country where free dom must be recognized in party~man- agement as well as government; that whoever so desires has the privilege to seek political preferment; that nc one has or shall be endowed with all the political wisdom; that the people are entitled to chose their candidate: at the primary polls; that when ths people are given full and free oppor tunity to record their choice there vii be but little chance for oissatisfac ton after our local tickets have beer named.
 Cochise county will be expected tt do her full share in burying the las yestige of republican hopes in Arizon, this fall and every democrat should begin. to examine his political shove and see that 1t is in order for him t do his full share at the burial.
 Already there has been some repnb lican hilarity in this county because o some imaginary party inharmony this assumption of rupture is entire ly without foundation in fact and tn, democrats of old Cochise will be found in one compact column this fall fight ing for the supremacy of the part. which has always been true to Arizon: and which has always been true to tn, people wherever and whenever 1t ha been in control.
 Let US all front the enemy and turr neither to the right or to the left, bu battle for democratic principles ant