Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-20
BIG CHIEF M'REY NOLDS VISITS BA|L|W|CK
 OF, DOUGLAS
Guest of Honor of Editor Dorr Who EntertainS Mac in
 His Sanctum,
Especial to Reyiew.)

DOUGLAS. Arizona. July 19.- There was noticeable activity among the Republicans of Douglas to- day. the occasion being the presence man of the Republican central com mittee of the county. This was not Mir. McReynolds' first visit 10 this city as he was in Douglas once or twice in the capacity of deputy United States attorney. but he was the re- cipient of far more attention today than on any. of his former visits. This unusual attention was no doubt be- cause of the. prominence which was recently thrust on him ty his unani- nous choice. as chairman of the Re- publican county committee.
 The Republicans of Douglas. like the Republicans Of every other DOT tion of Arizona, are always looking for Moses who will lead them, out of the politica! wilderness, and the visit of 4Ir. McReynolds to Douglas today den. .onstrated that the local followers DI lne b- V. HGIt we're NitillS tO follow him as their leader without asking any embarrassing questions concerning why or how Boss Cassidy lauded him in his present position.
 Dditor Dorr of the Dispatch met Mir. McReynolds at the train this morn ing and hustled him into an automo- bile and to the innermost recesses of the editorial sanctum. where the sit- nation was carefully gone over. When they finally emerged the bearning countenarce of the editor was dec Iaration within itself that the big chief'' from Bisbee Iooxed good to him
 During the Gay NIT. McReynolds was introduced to the prominent members of the party, including Geo, Hardiker. L. C. Hanks, Dr. Hickman, Postmaster Caldwell and Immigrant Inspector Chas. ConneT- In the af- ternoon MT. McReynolds was escorted to the rain by Editor Dorr, tand the visitor showed signs of excellent good humor. as dil also the Republican Douglas editor.
 Mr McReynolds remarked to a friend who inquired about the report that an attempt was 10 ke made to dispIace him from the position of chairman of the Republican com mtttee. that ne knew nothing of any such movement. adding that so far as he knew the Republican committee men of the county were satisfied with present arrangements.
 If Mfr McReynolds WAS in Douglas to map out stall fer the county tick ct no one could be found willing to talk about it. but of one thing there was general agreement and that was that one result of his yrsit would be that hereafter the Morning Dispatch Of this city would be recognized as the organ closest 70 the Republican throne.
 The Republicans of Douglas are no doubt perfectly wiling for MT. Mc- Reynolds 10 hold his position as chair man. but of one thing he may be cer- tain and that is that any slate to be fixed up for the RepuDiican conyen- tion this fall that does not bear the name of Capt. Thomas Rynning for sheriff will be smashed if 1t lies with
 in the power of the Douglas Republi- cans to smash it. Capt. Rynning is ! now chasing the festive tuna al Santa Catalina. but he will be at
 home in time to let the Bisbee moguI
 who thinks he has the nomination for sheriff grabbed. know that all is not
 political gold that glittars.