Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-29
Dr. W. A. Green--DougIas City Physician.

limitations. with spirit already chas- tened with a fear that in doing my very best 1 may not justify the high expectations Of my over partial friends mental limitations. as prescribed foI our guidance. Gn my confident judg. ment the Terpetuity of this govern ment depends upon holding federal power within the plain limitations of the constitution and learl to the states all power not granted to be exercised as the people see fl to use it.
 In conclusion, gentlemen, let us duly appreciate this occasion. Dear old Arizona. after infinite struggle. through great injustice has at last become an integral part or the great est government the world has ever seen, and while a voice in it's manage ment, think of it and rejoice. Shout your halleluja for Arizona is a part of the United States of America the wonder of the world Among the stellar sisters, she may have less strength now, but more beauty for ever. Among them she stands with uplifted brow, facing the dawn of the mighty future Her loins are girt for d new race. Beneath her feet she feels the stir Of a marvellous life. Her pathway is already illuminated with the light of blazing furnaces. Her skies are aglow with the glory Of a new day All hail its oncOming' No, all hail, It is here. We are one of the United States of America. This puissant republic. not born among the mysteries Of barbaric ages. but is the only nation that knows its own ] birthday. Woven of the stOutest of flores of other lands nurtured by the 1 Commin2ling Of the best blood Of the other races. America, though yOUn-- has long since cast off the infant g earb. and stands forth in robes of I power and majesty iH which she shall 1 hencefOrth tread the earth. And to- | day she Is seen moving down the ! great highway of history, teaching by i example, moving at the head of the ! procession of the worlds events, marching in the van oi civilized and ! Christianized liberty. her manifest 1 destined to light the torch until it il | luminates the pathway 10 the world | and till human rights become the | common heritage of mankind.
 Enemies will criticise whatevel ' you may do. but 5 have learned C pay no regard to wiifull misrePresen ! tation, my only aim being C l stand secure in the right and un ! fraid to defend it.
 Experience has taught me t' | question the accuracy of my judg ment tut no shadow of doubt ha' ] T n DC ( r uprightness and integrity of my mo
 tives, my purposes or my acts.
 | This occasion will not permit ne t
 40 into detail or even avert C many subjects that press upon me fo l notice. but with your indulgence
 would dare to make a suggestion t
 you as democrats who desire th
 good of the country in the succes ] of our principles. You fully recoa
 nize the grave responsibility or you | position. | know how earnestly 70
 desire to serve your country vel
 You may differ among yourselves a
 to the means of effecting that en'
 But one thing is sure. The tax la ] must be amended so that wealth nc
 poverty shall bear the burdel
 This is essential to-. the prOsDerii
 of the state and is at least ,onl simple justice This is the hardei
 problem for your solution and | ha'
 no doubt that you will solve it co
 rectly and with equal justice to al
 If ! should presume 10 give any a
 vice to you gentlemen, r would ca
 tiOn you against putting one dolli
 Of the taxation upon the people th'
 can possibly be avoided consisteI