Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-14

or the notable recent additions 10 the ranLs of the followers of Gov. Harmon in the west, probably the most potent accession in that section of the coun try, came when Hon. c. M. STuen ther, O. Columbus, Nebraska, clerk of the circuit court of his county, ac cepted the management of the liar mon campaign for delegates in that state
 Mr. Gruenther has loG.s been rec cgnized as the leader Of the progress i've democrats in the ultra a-prog-essi'c c state e William Jennings bryan.
 It is admitted the Harmon peorie sa:ned considerable advantage in th:tt state over the other democratic ores. idential candidates, when MT. Gruen- ther decided to conduct the iight for Governor Harmon.
 In the past campaigns he had been one of the inner circles pf Bryan s Nebraska leaders and advisors, and one of the most trusted and powerful lieutenants.
 There are a host of defeated rcpub- licans in the commonwealth whC can give convincing testimony as to tie lighting qualities of Mir GruenIher
  Bryan and United States Senator Hitchcock in his native state. A state wide Organization for Harmon has been completed under the guidance of Mir Gruenther. who personally knows practically every member of the county organizations throughout the state and he is prosecuting the Harmon campaign in that common wealth with his usual vigor.
 MT. Gruenther first carefully studied the Harmon administration in Ohio, and after doing so he saw that no other present day governor had eN- celled Judson Harmon's record for se- curing reforms of benefit to the plain people. He says he believed that the democracy could win the 1912 election with Governor Harmon heading the ticket. and as he is a man who has the courage 10 act on his convictions, he accepted the reneralship of the Harmon forces in Nebraska, and be- gan to fight
 For doing so, the. Lincoln. (Neb.) ) News, (Republicanj, but pro Bryan made this comment about Mir. Gruen- ther in the same editorial attacking Harmon;
 Somehow or another Chris Gruen- ther looks out of place in a Harmon meeting. Men who have had the op- portunity to become fairly well ac- quainted with MT Gruenther have held very high opinions of his straight forward integrity and his fealty to the cause of the common people. And here he is taking up the cudgeis for liar mon To which Mir. Gruenther re- piled:
 Permit me to ask you, MT Editor, do not progressives, the same as con seTvatives, long for an executive who will give the country "a sound and economical administration"
 Do not progressives, the same as conservatives, long for an executive who is courageous enough to stop raids upon the treasury and insist upon strict obedience to the laws?
 What longer step forward could the country take in choosing a pTesi- dent, what more truly progressive step, than to elect a president who is courageous enough to insist upon strict obedience to the laws2'
 If to that is coupled high ability strict economy, unrelenting warfare upon wasters and -grafters, don't you think We would have d pretty pro gressive administration. especially by comparison with this one?
 What is a president foI? Why is he called chief eXecutive2 it is he cause it is his business to enforce the