Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-21

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 .ppudcui voter ,uc clcctur wh, .ojc- tor ibc best candidate. on either .l,trl Pick ou thc mau who is best qualified to perform thc duiic. of thot office, urged ihc speaker in conclusion, on. vote for him.
 The Glcc Club then entertained the audience with parody on some of the Democratic politicians and candidates and thc' "hits" .o ticklci the audi. curc that the verse, were repeated.
 Tremendous applause broke forth when Ralph Cameron arose to speak. Men threw up their hats and yelled lasted for five minutes. When quiet wa. restored. MT Cameron opened hy expressing his pleasure in being the standard bearer of his party and of facing surh 70 large and enthusiastic audience in Prescott. where he had many friends Ilc hal been charged 1 by his opponent and the Democratic newspapers a- not being an orator, and he frankly stated that he made no pIctcu.ions iu that line. bui he was : a loyal Arlouau, having come here ,u ! lS~l. and hai settled in Cocouiro county when it wa. then embraced .n [ Yavapai "My opponent says that | am not qualified to represent you in congress. 1 respect nim and will not say a word against his character ! stand here on my record tn Coconinn county as q sheriff. supervisor anl as n citizen, and l invite you to find one di-honorable act. | believe l can accomplish more in two years than he has in sixteen years, and if l cannot do it. will then admit that | am not qualified"
 The speaker here opened the Demo cratic paper and read an extract from n communication which was signed "IIard Rock Miner" and purporting to nave come from McCabc. It insn. mated that Cameron was strike breaker in the railroad strike on the santa Fe, and referring to this charge the speaker said; | have been attack cd in this open letter which is not | signed. Any person who has not the l manhood to sign an article of this | kind, is not worthy of notice. During the strike I was in Williams and was not an officer or held any official posi- | ton whatever. There is not n man along the main line of the Santa Fc who is not my friend. This charge i. n fnlschood.
 ." want you tO vote for me not he cause am Ralph Cameron. but be causc 1 am a young man and willing to work and will bring you statehood. know more senators and representa- lives than Mark Smith has in sixtocn years, and can accomplish something | for Arizona
 | Another outbreak of enthusiasm followed this speech, which impresscl everyone by its manhood and sincer ity.
 F.. <. Clark wns the next speaker and he immediately devoted his attea tion to the "IIard Rock Miner. q "Thc fellow who wrote that" said ne "dou't know anything about rock and is not nor never was n miner Thc real miner is rugged, honest citizen who has the manhood to go face tc face to n man, or if ne puts his pen tc paper, is not ashamed to sign it. There must be some one at political head quarters who borrows the name of Me Cabe and the Hard Rock Mincr.'