El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-11
ARIZONA DEMOCRATS IN
Get TOGETHER" SPIRIT
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man to carry his own county, in a
general way, although all of them viii
cover the territory at various times.
LabOrer on Democratic Ticket.
The Democrats boast that they have
the only real working man on their
ticket who is running for any state
office. a. W.. Cole, of COchise county,
one Of the Democratic nominees for
corporation commissioner, Is q laborlng
man in the Copper Queen smelter at
Douglas; not a foreman, not a boss,
, as he SAYS himself, but just labOrlng
man. He has been in the territory nine
years and is an Arizona Democrat Dy
way of Missouri, having come here from
the show me" state. Mr. Cole says
when he is elected-nO Arizona cand1-
date on either ticket ever says IF
am elected'-he is going to see that
the Workingman has say IN what
goes on in state affairs, and that he
is going TO see that the corporations
do not regulate, but are regulated. The
Republicans, however, are asking Jne
voters if they want an emplOye Of the
Copper Queen to be one of the corpora
ton superViSOrsI the people think
that it is the best way to regulate cor
pOratiOns by eleCting an emplOye OF
one Of the largest to the position OF
regulator" Mr.. Cole knows w. B.
Ware of FL PasO; used to know him
Young Man on Ticket.
The Democrats also have the young
]
I persons Of Sidney P. Osborne, Of Phoe-
nix. nominee for secretary Of state, and
I a native son, probably the only candl-
| date for state Office who was porn IN
Arizona He is an active young man
who says he believes in keeping ever
7 lastingly at il to win
If anybody thinks there is going to
be any dissensiOns in the ranks OF the
! Democrats, read this and see II II
! sounds that way; IT is statement or
I Eugene s. Ives. attorney for the y i.
at Tucson, and defeated Democratic
/ candidate for the senate;
You may say through the FL Paso
I Herald that we have a ticket that
] should IN every respect be satls1ae-
/ tory TO all Democrats Of Arizona IL
J has not man upon it who IS not III 70
/ represent the state Of Arizona win
/ credit 1t would be treachery on the
! part of Arizona not to respond 10 the
I sentiment that made US state and
/ elect a Democratic ticket by the largest
/ our APPRECIATION Of the Democratic
party which gave US statehood by elect
{ ing the Democratic ticket, and we will
No Sore Spots.
This is from Reese Ling, another SEN
I atOrial candidate who was given the
I gaff in the primaries, but is still tuu
I Of Democratic enthusiasm:
There is not sore spot upon my
/ body that could be discovered with q
I microscope I was defeated fairly IN
I the primaries by a vote of the people
I and what ability and money i have are
Z at the services Of the party TO elecl
/ the successful candidates. We cannot
afford to lull ourselves into any tancled
security simply because we are certain
that the people of Arizona want tC
elect our candidates, but we must az
work, and we are all working. IC
rather be q high private in the Demo
cratic ranks, than sit in the preslden-
tial chair as a Republican (Iim'
for loud applause and music by the
hrII
CoIor-nd-smeII Politics.
I Lamar Cobb, candidate for congress
I also defea ted, said Il am from Georgia
I where in the daytime they tell mans
. politics by his color, at night by his
I OdOr. and am as staunch supporter
Z of the Democratic party as 1 ever wal
| or ever. can be. I am going TO WOrl
I for the election of every man on tn
{ Democratic ticket came over here Il
/ Phoenix from Clifton to hear the voices
l that have been tuned by success II
( the primaries. We are all going Il
work for a. straight Democratic ticket
Tt is often said that direct primarie
I a lways hurt the dominant party. I can
not see that Arizona has suffered iron
[ the direct primary. I am more hearth,
in favor of 1T than ever, now that
have seeu-and felt-it work. It's tn
poor mans law
Who VIII Serve People Best!
Carl Hayden, of Phoenix, successful
candidate for the Democratic nOmina
ton to congress, is, Of course, happ,
man, and he can't see anything ahea
but success for the whole state ticSe
"The people of Arizona favor the Ari
iona constitution" he said, for thei
2 delegates made it and they unanimous
ly approved. it. Isn't it most naturs
{ that they win elect the candidates q
/ the party that pledges itself to carr
out the spirit and word Of the docu
, ment2 OF course it is. The Republi
cans, after fighting the constitution IN
III 0Terpowered, now come out in luke