Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-06
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 It is none too early for the demo -crats of Arisoua 10 begin to sit up and take nptice-
 H ss the FDersl ooncensus of opin- ion, among demacsafs and repubeIeAns. that the resaibIioan party at Washfzg- ton will no longer have the audacity to refuse Artsona admission at the short session of congress. in the face of the platform pledges and the more recent personal assurances given by the powers rthst be to visitors to Wash inston from this territory.
 This being the case-and it is gen erally concefied-before another twelve months have rolled by the most stren- ucus political campaign in the history of Arizona will be waged. It will be campaign where politics winblay more important part than Tn the past. Two senators and congressman will be chosen who will take their seats ill the national law-making body with the power to vote and having the full priv iliges accorded to other representa- tvs from the older states. National political question will naturally en- ter largely into the campaign and po- litical lines will be closely drawn Democrats and republicans who be- lieve in the national principles of their parties will fight for supremacy and control of the new state and we shall be surfeited with political stump speakers both at nome and from abroad
 Passing oyer the causes which con tributed to the defeat of the demo- cratic candidate in Arizona last No vember that defeat should pave the way and make more easy an over whelmning victory for that party in the first state election. It Is good for a political party to sometimes meet with defeat. A party long in power becomes blind to the developed strength of the opposition; it becomes selfish and obliyious to the demands of the people and it is often rent asunder by petty quarrels and factional fights. One defeat serves to wipe out old scores. making the party attentive to the demand of the voters and In the succeeding campaign we usually find the defeated party making . strong and united nsht for victory entirely freed for the time being of ascension and strife.
 The Review believes that the Dem ocratic party Is more united today in Arizona than ever before. We believe we can see a disposition on the part of the Maricopa and Cochise Indians to smoke the political pipe of peace ard the Pima and Ysvapai braves are sending each other manifestos of DO litical affection. But all of this good feeling and disposition to get together will not make much headway without thorough organization. It is DO secret that our republican friends are moving Nuietly along this line and that ire. quent trips of the territorial republi- can chairman to the big capital is for the purpose of receiving additional in structions.
 There was a woefdl lack of organ ization on the democratic side in the last campaign. We believe over con fidence was in . measure responsible for this. but it existed nevertheless. Democrats do not waste much time crying over spilled milk and 1t is time they came to a realization of the condi- ton which still exists and the near ap' proach of the most important political campaign in our history.