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The oasis., 1905-04-08
JOURNALISM.

Is 1t not lovely to read in the News what constitutes perfect journalist; who when carrying on a controversy never descends to personalities. who never deviates the fraction of a centimetre from the exact truth, who Is actuated by one great overmastering desire to disseminate truth only, that the reader may be lifted out, the world made better and poor human na- ture be exalted; one who if he ever had melting mood would drop tears fast az the Arabian trees their medicinal gumY' The editor- ial is altogether stately and strikes upon the listening ear, sometimes like a fountain playing, sometimes sweet as 8 child's laugh and again like 'sonorous metal blowing mar tial sounds"
 But we have little problem which we would be glad to have the News solve. Suppose the edi- tor who has those lofty thoughts had contemporary editor who for years had been posing as a Christi ian gentleman, one who has the only true religion. Suppose that all that time he had conducted a so-called religious journal, one held by multitude of misguided read- CTS as real organ of the only true church; suppose this editor in such a position had never scrupled at publishing the most outrageous falsehoods; had never fairly stated the argument of an adversary; had always assumed and charged that anyone who differs from him or who fairly criticises an official of his creed must be q bitter enemy of every member of it; had delighted in selecting such men as on beg garly rewards devote their lives to the welfare and uplifting of their
The oasis., 1905-04-08
ARIZONA SENTIMENT.

B. A. Fowler, late republican candidate for congress in Arizona, expressed deep regret that the legis- latnre failed to provide for an elec- tion at which the people of the territory would have been given the opportunity to express their desires on the proposition to join the territories of Arizona and New Mexico into one state. We were of the opinion that such an elec- ton would have been wise and still think so. It would have given to each individual in Arizona the op- portunity to condemn the republi- can joint statehood proposition. That ninety per cent of the voters would have condemned the in- iquity there can be no doubt, though it is quite likely thet the vote at such an election would not have been large.
 But we do not take any stock ln the pretended belief of republican leaders that the proposition to joint statehood in Arizona as not large and that the opposition is confined to the politicians. Ii there is any ground for such belief it has come from fawning republi- cans who have shown a willingness to lick the pap-governing hand which IS raised against the terri tory.
 That there are few citizens of Arizona who would not oppose any objection to joint statehood is true, but we do not believe they are sufficient in number to control a single precinct in the territory.
 Arizona is bitterly opposed to joint statehood and our people will continue to fight the proposition in the future as they have in the past. The people of Arizona owe it to the democrats in the senate who stood solid against the pro- position and the few republican senators who would follow Roose. welt and Cannon in violation of their conscience, for escape from joint statehood during the last ses- and we believe that there will be enough fair-minded republicans in the next senate to demand fair and just treatment for Arizona. -Dou- glas International American.
 The time and places for the peo- pie of Arizona to vote upon the the joint statehood proposition will be at regularly provided election wherein they will be called to vote upon adoption or rejection of a regularly framed constitution. That is what the politicians of both parties fear. In their hearts they apprehend that when the people of Arizona get down to the work of constitution making, and come to study the various state constitu- tions, compare them with a mo-
The oasis., 1905-04-08

Ar PHoENIx, Friday evening of last week, the territorial auditor, Hon. I. NJ. Christy, who had been i'll some weeks, passed away. De. ceased had been long man of prominence in Arizona, and before coming to the territory was a man of consequence in Iowa. He was a veteran of the civil war. To fill the vacancy caused by his demise MT. ". A. Hill, who had been dep- uty several years, was appointed. Mir. Hill formerly resided in Santa Cruz county, and five years ago was teacher of the school at Washing ton Camp. He has made very capable official.
The oasis., 1905-04-08

IT IS eredibly reported that Joe Alexander is slated for appoint ment as U. s. district attorney in Arizona; and from all parts Of the territory there come strong expres- sions of satisfaction at the probab- ility.
The oasis., 1905-04-08

1HNtiiAi lAW iVi ttiH fftdt etiif Hi Arizona. Che work of The best minds iu the two territories of Arizona and New Mexico, contrast ing that great proposed charter
 with the present anticipated, rigid and inelastic organic acts of the two territories, such q constitution
 will be adopted by overwhelming
 majorities in both territories.
 Else why are they all so opposed
 to putting the problem to the test? To THE OASIS it is perfectly plain that the politicians fear the cam paign of education which would accompany the framing and consid- eration of constitution. They fear that taxpayers would discover that two state governments are more costly than one, and with an opportunity would vote for adop- tion of but one.
 That a vote taken in Arizona upon the abstract issue of joint statehood would show a large majority against 1t IS possible. THE OASIS has never doubted nor denied that People have given the subject but little thought or consideration. But with an en- abling act calling a constitutional convention they would be imme- diately giving the question thought and consideration in every pre- cinct. The enabling act would provide for calling constitutional convention, and the governors of the territories would call an election for delegates to represent the various counties in that convention. Im~ mediately aspirants for seats in that convention would present their claims and qualifications for selection. They would make a campaign for nomination, and the effort of every man among them would be to convince his party as- sociates that he possessed some knowledge of state constitutions, and would be fitted to participate in the work of framing one Then when nominated the candidates would go before the peopleupon that very issue; they would show their knowledge of constitutions already adopted, and they would discuss provisions proposed for incorpora- tion in the one they would hope to help in making. They would be all studying constitutions, and so would the people. By the time that election was over the people generally would have 9 good idea of what a constitution should be. Then the delegates elected would assemble in convention, as provid- ed in the enabling act. That con- vention would be in session thirty days, and its proceedings would be published daily, would receive wide circulation, and be universally read, disseminating yet farther among the people knowledge of constitutions and constitution
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fiinf5ebn Sabre lang gelpefen TT, als
mare es nur Elm ein5ises 5ein unb
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Slmeno), bdlt, tpenn es Wiproens
als 3abn= uno Muno @aIier oes
bralkbt piro, 8abne uno W9uno
tpdbreno oes gan8en Cages rein.
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9tmeno), lift als antiieptilhes 8abn-
uno Munomaiier uniibertr0ffen. Jn
alien Np0thefen au haben.
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Bel Der fommenben gSabl &anbioat tiir
oas Wtagorsamt tit.
8ir iinb autoriiiert aususeiaen, baB
5err Brpan Galfagban
&an6ioat fir oas Nmt eines Wanors Der
Staot Gan NntDnio in ber fpmmenoen
Stabttuahl lit.
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al8 &anbi6at fir bas Unit etneS Nloer,
man "at Large" Der Stabt Can MntDnio
in oer fonnenben Babl anau5eigen.
Die sJreie Yreiie" iit autDriiiert, ansu<
aei8en. oaB 9err
Gbas. s.. M. Snnmel
&onoioat fir baS Mmt zines Sbasmei=
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n1eHoen Wabl 1T.
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Wir iino attoriliert perm
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gen.
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lit.
Bir linb autoriiiert ansuseisen. oaB
3err Wm. Z. Nttbter
8anoioat fiir bic Miebers@ahI fir 6as
ant zines alderman .at 2arae" lit
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oaB 9err
WDries N. 8rpfpn
BEL Der tommenoen gSabl aanbibat tiir
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alS aanbioat fir bas Unit eines Nloere
man "at LARGE Der Staot Can NntDnio
in oer fommenben Wabf anau5eigen.
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