Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-29

many counts ai tho Bay sfa;e ballots, foar ihat if Foss is elected he rasy be able to control sufReien, lRfnence at Washington to give the tarif a wist inimical 70 their interests. The c. O. P Is not eyerting itself tO dis. louraee the manufacturers efforts t0 encompass this candidate's defeat The two are agreed that the political game dominated hy Foss. is danger ous
 Massachusetts Tariff.
 But there are many who do not take me governor seriously when it comeG to revising the tarin for local inter ests. They charge that he held tho idea that he could help to make re- ciprocity treaty with Canada. and there has been considerable laughter at his expense since the electorate of that country stiugingly rebukeh President Taft for bis efforts in thar direction.
 Foss is known as a devoted friend ag ths,- laboring class. and it is general ly conceded that hn is even stronger now than ever with the people. l. is tNFthtf cOHteNtN tlAsiA At nus ulAut a good governor A few of his political foes ooneede his election. Some partisaBs are urging the leaders to withdraw their support from him. Some are believed @ be jealous Of his power
 Republican Candidate.
 Louis N Frothineham. present lieut. enant governor. has been nominated hy the republicans to run against Toss. He also is popular with the voters. and is preferred to the lat ter by the manufacturing interests. It is believed this will help him ma. terially. He has heen picked to.win by between 10000 and j0,O00. The lieutenant governor stands firmly by President Taft and fayors reasonable revision of the tariff. The republicans are waging a mildly progressive cam paign under the leadership of Senator Ledge It is now well under way. and will be decided by the electorate on November [. The c. 0. Pis tx- peoted 10 exert itself in an rnusual degree to break the "danFerous" power of the present goyerR6r. Many politicians predict that if Foss wins his name wilt be at least prominently mentioned for the vice presidency next year. pg
 Q. Maryland campaigu
 The Maryland campaign is exciu ing the democratic ring. which has had the whole state in it's grip for many years has the fight Of its life or its handc, and is resorting to meth. ods some say. unknown to any doc. trice of self defense. 10 save the ma. chine from the strong current of pub lie opinion which has set in against il. The democrats have nominated Arthur Pue German, who aspires 10 lead the democratic hosts Of the state. as did ris father for many years. The repub licans have named Phillips Lee Colds borough as their candidates. Orlina rily the democrats would be picked to win, but public sentiment is be iirYej 10 have undergone so great change that it Is thought the repub licans have a chance for another turn at state control
 The democrats elected a mayor ID Baltimore last spring and since then the public school system has been rev olutioniZed and is now in the grin of politicians. The superintendent. re garded by many as an able official was dismissed by methods character ized as coarse" Many voters regard less Of politics, appear to have reach ed the conclusion that something must now be done to rescue Baltimore from disaster inevitable to ring rule The outcome may prove fatal to the pres ent form of municipal government in Maryland. The executive committee of the Greater Baltimore committee. organized to promote the commercial development Of the city, has taken bold stand in favor of the commission form of government. and both mayor alty candidates have been asked to signSy their attitude on the question Such plan would inevitably oust the political ring in the city. fs
 Frauds on Both Sides.
 Wholesale frauds are charged to the democrats in the regent primaries,
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