Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-11-21

Our hats OF to good old Mohaye.
They are Democrats up there that
sure know the meaning Of that grano
old word Democracy, and by their
sincerity and steadfastness to the
greatest political party that the world
has ever known. viii swing back into
line the erring and recalcitrant broth
ers of her sister counties in the terri
tory, at the next election. who listen
ed to the gatherings of William Ran
offirsts Gymnastic Cleary, and the so
pblstries of the Morrison duo, who hau
either thought for a moment that
there was the slightest possible chance
Icf defeating Mark Smith, his name
would have been the first under the
square and the flag. and at the foun-
tain head of the Republican ticket"
Thus spoke Bo ]. Whiteside, of No
gales, in Tucson, few days ago. He
mas been for the last thirty years a
resident of Arizona, and mas been a
faithful follower of the Democratic
cause since he cast his maiden vote
for Samuel j. Tilden in 1876, down
to the present time.
ITO me- said Whitesides, ''the most
gratifying result of the late election
is the practical wiping OFF the face OF
all future ballots the various isms or
America. Democratic and Republican
principles for mine. Those two great
parties have made the United States
one of the worlds greatest sub-diyi-
sions, and should any bunch Of cranks
ever imagine that they have got look
in in the management OF this great
government, we will stand side by
side and promptly place them on the
tobaggan. The many millions OF votes
cast for Taft and Bryan evidence this
fact
"W. R. Hearst's first act of political
treachery was to wreck the great
Democratic city of San Francisco by
the election of tae fiddling mayor. He
appeared before our national conven-
ton and asked for the nomination for
the presidency. The Democratic
party of New York elected him to
the walls of congress. The party OF
the great Empire state named him for
mayor. He received more honors at
the hands of Democracy than any one
of our deserving sons, and as reward
for our many kindnesses he stabbed
us in the back like coward in the
night.
THE returns show that we elected
some Democratic governors, and the
people need no stronger tip than to
tell them that four years from now
one of their names will be under the
eagle, and we win all get that good
old Mohave habit.
"our next legislature will be a
| strong body of Arizona's most repre-
sentative men. When the people wan.
good laws they will always elect Dem
| ocrats. and the twenty-f1fth-I believe
the returns are all Uncertainty looAt
that way. Arizona has got about the
best set OF laws know of, and think
that they will have very little to do
at the coming session.
That the Republican minority in
the council may try to pass the nine,
foot sheet bill, to prohibit goats and
geese from running at large In the
city OF Flagstaff, and increase the
bounty on John Rabbits in the confines
Of Apache, but the taxpayers need MOI
be alarmed"
Il will return to Nogales," said
| Whiteside, after l confer with Amos
| O'Keefe and Tom Schuster on the
clientele, and the organization of the
third house. 1t will be an important
body this winter, and, as usual, we
will re-elect Col Mazuma the speak
err"