Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-11

| hesisTatioh closes on tho 18TH of De
tober-next Tuesday. Delays are dang
erous. Attend to the matter on Monday
morning. The tardy ones must hurry
Ipp.
There are two very important matters
vor the ella county voter-see that
your name is on the Great Register, and
then vote the straight republican ticket
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RALPH CAMERON
From recent reports the republican
nominee is making very stirring can.
vass of the territory. He is greeted
with large and enthusiastic meetings
wherever he goes, and the outlook is
very encouraging. Ralph by the
way, no one in the northern part of
the territory where he is best known
and has resided for many years. ever
hears him referred to as "Mr." Gamer
on--is certainly vote getter, and is
making this campaign in his usual style
mainly by coming into personal con,
tact with the voter himself. No one
can meet him, with that hearty hand
shake and peculiarly pleasant smile,
without being impressed with the per
sonality of the congressional candidate.
He has never been charged with being
anything of a windjammer, but is known
rs man who does things. 1t is pre-
sumcd, of course, that he will pursue
his usual course, when elected to con-
gress, and use his personal qualifications
for the good of the people of the Terri.
tory of Arizona. That he will ably rep
resent his constituency goes without
saying.
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Hon. Mark Smith held forth at
Dreamland last night There was
large crowd of the faithful and other
citizens on hand, and plenty of noise,
some vivid oratorical fireworks, and
quite a little enthusiasm was manifest
ed. The audience eheered repeatedly.
luded by these demonstrations. The re-
suit at the polls is not to be guaged by
the amount of loud 'hollerin - INDUCED
in by the crowd. The o. d. very often
listesns to long, loud and fearful
speech. and then goes home and takes
another think and votes for the quiet
man. The case of one William Jennings
Bryan is one directly in point.
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Whenever the incumbent of an Office
becomes to think that he has a vested
right in the office to which he aspires, it
is about time for the voters to whom he
APPEALS for a continuance in the same,
to 90 to the polls and retire him, at
the same time voting the more modest
man into office. This fall, it would seem
that this state of affairs obtains all
along and down the line of democratic |
nominees, in spots, from delegate to
to precinct officers. We have
always understood that the third term
marked the beginning of the period
when the individual had contracted the
habit, and becomes convinced that he
ought to have a lead pipe cinch on the |
ilioce, and that it is rank heresy for
my one to oppose him in what of right
belongs to him. We fear that the indie
pendent voter will be under the painful |
necessity of administering a release to
some of the democratic nominees, and |
retiring them to private life, where they |
,an have time to reflect on the base in,
gratitude of the tickle voting public.
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The republican candidates for county
,fIiees are receiving a reception in their
canvass of the county which indicates |
hat the voters are with them this fall.
md that when the ballots are counted
IN the night of the 3rd of November
,cxt a god round majority will be found
'or the entire ticket.
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"It was his Treasurer Williamson 81
luty to secure interest on county
'unds." says the Belt. Of course 1t
vas. but was it not also the duty of
lis democratic predecessors in that office
n do the same? And did they do it!
No III was Dan Williamson who first
,epan to do it, and the voters may be
ure that he will continue to do 50, and
n the future secure higher rate of in
crest.
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Interspersed through the bold, black
second page of this paper
complaint is made because George A.
dauk, local agent of the republican
county central committee, takes an ac'
i've interest in politics What is the
natter with you democrats pulling OF
Crank Cox, chief speaker for Mark
smith, who is drawing $4,000 year as
he counsel for the Southern Pacific
n Arizona. And what about your own
yilev f. Jones, railway attorney
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Why attempt to deceive the neweom-
rs by the statement that Mark Smith
PRESENTED ella county with a banner
because it gave the largest democratic
,o.o Tho hammer was presented to