Arizona republican., 1906-10-16

" central committee At tAE aGE#E= ance of MT. Cooper there sss ga eza- tion- All remained standinE Hhls MT AIintz in a one-minus~ sss-EH Ia troduced MT. Marshall as ehzfrasa sz the evening a man. he saId- Haa@ E had been the pleasure 0f pha~asa Essszss to honor. regardless of party aEEzsa- tions-
 MT. Marshall spoke huE tua Er EhEas minutes He said the mcetiaz ks4 eEEa arranged that the people mtEAE Ezz-E and greet the republicaa candidate E-r congress. and Governor Gta4zHzs. an orator noted in the east AZ HEeasla of this name. there Nas zautk-r fLaster- ing demonstration on Ehe nasE uE rhe audience The chaiFmau rErss-d laugh by reciting a brirf zzuEzzare from Mark smiths copyFiEhEza samlaisu speech. nicely initiating ghat 5emocrat- ic champion. even Go tone azs4 gesture IL was the same old pt=z- -Gne me your sufferage once again just o1c-- and I'll place another star ou thar background or azure blue MT Mar shalIs only comment wzs chat th= star is not there yet The chairman -urra- duced Governor GiddinsE
 GOVERNOR GlDDfsGs' ADDRESS He said in part There come eu Ltf- ferent occasions in life things WhIrh are an inspiration and a reavEa keull-- Independence day Is one. and as 2e read the early history or the nation. and that document that lifted the urll- nation formed by the coISnles and rlar- ed 1t on an equal footing with olh=r-- : We cannot help but feel proud Ano-h- ! CT is Memorial day. when the crash Ur battles is recalled stth all the sal- ness Of their attradinE easualtles- When We read 0f 1A- hisIura-al iuet- dents of our nations zzrfzr- from -h- beginning down to thr later vic-ortr- of Dewey, Schley and s4hef Epan1zu- American heroes and z-e @ rsuuilelI ! nation with Ho north aor zzafh- rn : east nor west our Isszafsztton as r1- . newed- Neither the es=s4tz af history nor of party come lag razuce- The ra- publican party has Frrz<seutel rfo=e policies that the natiaa solds go from the days of Lincoln aoEn to T.oa-e- . welt. has built up the ta=luztrtes or the ] country and maintain-yi ttz prusl.-ri-g.
 He said that that v-esala probahly De- ! disputed by demCcra-ie Orators u.ral assert that prosperity Hz matter eC sunshine and rain. ef natural re1tI.- .. tiOns, but he said if Ras siEuifeaut that even with the rata and the sum shine, prosperity aiWayz r~isue.f u1.ier republican administration
 There Is evidence sa5a the sreaEr-. of democratic deEen-racF Lu rhese days. best seen in the aezrluatiou uF such men as Hearst iH Sez- York and
 Moran in MassachuEetJz- These men
 stand for the spirit of 6izcoutent- far
 the arraying or the mzksez against th-
 classes In the republican Farty thfr-
 are no masses and claszez- It is a har-
 moniOus whole party of -oustrIlE ltol-. while the democratic party is a party
 of destruction He cited Historical i-- stances in France Russia Italy. Srsiu
 and Austria showing the fearful c..st
 Of the supremacy or thr spirit oF dls-
 content and said AmerHca kzr uos yeI } now at work are not checked
 heard this cry but it may. e 5lsfleue-s The speaker next devoted hizas~lr r.. the statehood question Be lad sr--ur yesterday in visiting tA- E=rrsEz=5nI ? capitol. where he tr-hrlf thr hrs building for the money h- bed Fsrr seen and as pretty grounds zs rna hs found in any Couutry- Be uuaze1z-1 D then what would become nf EH= rar- itol if jOinture were co foIlua-. Tera . he had driven To the Indian r-l--.-l eel to Glendale where h- said hz ssa - } school building that would t-e e rresIi- Go a town of ten times thr zEEr end the thought occurred ta hzm- HhE should Arizona be caii-a ursza Eu u-sv , for the education ef %-H ErEA-- when ArizOna's scho-slz arr atF-aaF . monument to her crrtiit- Far ua- and ' speaking as an ArizunizH uhsrh D. .s , now. he said he wanted Co Htlrk fe thr land that Lincoln had Eisra as Il 5 Arizona is handed Ov-r Eco S-s Hrzirr it will never be handed t-arH aga n.
 Parties and stateS arc not uaiik- iu- ' dividuals in this respect THry stI
 look out for their own best iEterrSl--
 He said he could not see how auE ar-
 gumeut could induce any cIfiuru ..l
 this town t0 throw away what he fI-
 ready has hitch the territory aa Iu
 New Mexico as tail to her aitr. THE CANDIDATES
 Speaking or the candidate for le.- f egate. he asked what Marx smith hal
 done as a recommendation for F--clEr- ] tiOn. as a monument Go his past lllslll-- . try Tn his first term he had srT- 7 Arizona o5It or the benefits of the uu-lrr
 of private claims Iu the secunl tFrr-l 2. he tried to do the same rh-uE but -l- , . bill was passed over his prolr-f- tu
 the third he had leff his ua-I al Wash
 iugton to return to Arizona and nf-
 fend stage robbers uho had hold llr f - government paymaster- In his four n , term a biH Was introduced tn ults- ! Arizona a state It could have fH~a been passed with certain altcrafl.-l5
 but the delegate refused to make rlesl- In the fifth term he was paraiyue-i- ll 7 the sixth term he was opposed to ant ! gambling. and in his last term ne Bad
 boasted that he was che asiT man s Do
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