Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-29
 SEE ERROR Of
 OUTLAW ACTION
Advice of Review Is Accepted By Boss Kirk Who Urges All Republicans to Get Busy in. Republican Primaries.

When the Republican county central committee met in Bisbee recently, and ignoring the plain mandate of the territorial committee, selected thirty delegates to attend the territorial con yention, the Review called attention to the fact that, should the Republi- cans of the county refuse to agree to this unauthorized action and hold primary elections as directed by the central committee of the territory, the delegates appointed by the committee would probably be barred from par ticipation in the Tucson Republican convention. For this advice the Re view was berated by the Evening Miner and accused of trying to butt in' and run the Republican party.
 Just as predicted by the Review, the Republicans refused to stand by the action of the committee, and issued the call for the primaries and con- vention. The call was signed by sey- eral prominent Republicans in the county.
 Now comes R. A. Kirk, chairman of the Republican county central com mittee and advises that all Republi- cans go to the polls on April 4th and put the man who stood for regularity in political action out of business That there may be no mistake about Chairman Kirk having considered the good advice of the Review concerning the necessity of primaries under the Republican call, the following edi- torial from the Miner is here repro duced:
 "REPu5LIcANISM AT STATE"
 Every Republican in Cochise coun- ty who has the good of the party at heart should take exception to the course being pursued by c. I. McRey- holds in an effort to disrupt the Re publican party in this county. He has clearly shown his determination to pursue policy of rule or ruin, and the sooner he is relegated back into Democratic ranks the better for the party in this county. If he were a disturbing factor with some following there would be some excuse; if he had any real cause of complaint. but Al. matter of fact his every action has been at variance with the regular or ganization and his followers can he counted on the fingers of two hands DO the Republicans of this county pro- pose that he shall continue as a dis turbing element here without any cause other than his own personal selfish motives? We think not.
 A primary has been called for Sat urday, April 4th, for the purpose of selecting delegates to a county con yention; this convention to select thirty delegates to the Tucson con yention. The Miner advocates that EVERY REPUBLICAN, IN THE COUNTY TAKE PART IN THESE PRIMARIES and elect delegates to this convention who will ratify the action of the county central commit tee and rename the same delegates to Tucson that were appointed by the committee. It is necessary for the absolute good of the party that this be done, and, every Republican should take a personal interest in the se- lection of these delegates and by their action FOREVER ELIMINATE Me REYNOLDS FROM ANY PARTIci- PATTON IN REPUBLICAN POLITICS IN THIS COUNTY. By such action the Republicans will be able in the future to keep the councils of the party within the party"
 Just as the Review predicted, the real Republican war is Just getting a good start, and at the approaching primaries the contest may be expected to exceed in warmth all former CO chise county political events.
 It looks very much like the coming primaries will result in the final quietus being put on one of the Re publican factions in this county. If delegates are chosen who will sustain the action of the county central com mittee and name the same delegation to Tucson, then Mir. McReynolds will be down for the final count. On the other hand, should the county con yention following the primaries name a new delegation to represent Cochise county in the Tucson convention. then Boss Kirk will be shorn of his glory and political power in Cochise county
 The Review took occasion to point out the right path to the Republicans, and 1t seems that they are now lining up for the battle-ground marked by this paper