Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
SENATOR M'CARREN DOD0Ee
 POLITICS.
(From Tuesday's Dsily.)

Senator Patrick II. McCarrcn, 0 Brooklyn, N. Y., who has been in the Iimelight of late, by being assailed for | the alleged "knifing" of the head of the Democratic ticket, in the recent campaign, it being said by some that he was responsible for the defeat of William Randolph Hearst in his can didacy for Governor, when asked con l corning this feature of the campaign by Journal. Miner representative made the following laconic answer:
 "I don't know what they are trying to do with me. but don't care to dis cuss New York politics out here.
 "Bcforc 1 lef, Brooklyn, one of tho most strenuous political campaigns ever held in the state of New Yorl
 was closed. lt lasted three months and was lively one.
 "we consider that President Roose-
 welt got n great setback in our state election, for the reason that wc elected
 the entire state ticket, with the aingle exception of Mir. Hearst.
 "Hcnrst fell down in New York
 City. All of his colleagues carried thu
 city by sbout 10000 majority, whil'
 he only carried it by about sOOO0, in
 round numbers. - ir''
 "Bcyond question, New York City
 defeated Mir. Hearst.
 "As l snid before, l don't care h
 discuss New York politics. came out here to get rest and have n little
 recreation after the turmoil of the
 campaign, and as the guest of Sen
 ator Reynolds, will leave with hi' party this afternoon for the Granf Canyon, where we intend to stop two ' days before visiting the petrihed for est, where l imagine we will see many interesting freaks of nature. Our en
 tire party certainly has found mnef : enjoyment in our trip"
 "since my last visit to Arizona some seven years ago, l notice gren n improvement in your Territory,' con tinucd the Senator, changing the sub !. jset. ' "It appears to me that the build
 ing of the Humboldt shelter shoul' c be a great help Co the development O r. the mines in this part of the Territor. h by afYording home market for th d ores.
 s .There is no question in my min V but what copper win be in greater dc ' mand ten years from now than at tn |" present time for the manufacture O " electric eontrivances, the use 'e which is fast becoming universal, an ;" as the great copper mines of Europ P and the old countries are becoming e' '' hausted the world will have to loo
 to this country for its supply almo' Id entirely, before long, and Arizona b' he ing a great copper producer, will eel 'n tainly reap great benefits, from th CT mining of the metal, the pricc of whie nt Ia sure to be at high figure on n
 count of the great demand. as "I visited two days at the Ter es toriai Fair," he continued, still avoi Id ing any political discussion, "nnd wi he much interested in the mineral disp'f on from your county, as well as m U ue fast horses and well bred cattle whi'
 were exhibited there.
 er' "Phoenix is much warmer tbi ,e. Prescott,' he remarked, as hc butto 'n' cd his overcoat, (which reminds
 that your climate is ss varied ns | he resources of your Territory" ng And though the Senator continw Ter to talk interestingly of Arizona, Va res apai county, and Prescott. up to | ce, time he stepped aboard the pfiva aw car, Iolanthe," to join the cth m. members of the party, who were wa sv Ing for the "Diamond Jo" which to pes them to Ash Fork, yesterday aft as. noon, tho Democratic Senator fr' nn. New York could not Dc induced In speak of the rctent New Yorh ea