Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-15

as a Golden Rule administration. in which the rights of all classes shan receive equal consideration and the needs and desires of the people find ready response in the heart and prompt expression in the official acts of a sympathetic executive.
 Welcome For Settlers
 Nor do I expect, by a policy of giving thought first of all to our own citizens, to repcl the stranger, nor the rich more thIin the poor. who seek a home, recreation or investment within our borders. Our valleys, our mesas and our mountains are preg- nant with opportunity for many thou sands. and it shall be my aim to show to the outside world that the advln- tages We offer are real and that the welcome which awaits the stranger. De he capitalist. professional man or laborer. far from being hostile, is of a character to insure the safety Of his rights. of life. liberty or property, and his capital. Of money, of brain or Of brawn.
 Viii Study the State.
 ITO the end that l may be in the | the state and the varied interests thereof; that l may the more inti- mately enter, as an artist in love with his theme. into the spirit actuating the development and become familiar with the plans and ideas of the de- velopers Of our state varied re sources, I shall make frequent excuse to visit. by myself or by trusted rep . resentatives, the various counties and towns, and to make such use of the information thus gained as will inure | to the st.te's growth and enTichment and advancement. l shall hope to quality. in the ComerCial parliance | of the day, as booster and as such shall favor and encourage every legi- innate, practical and prudent move
 ment looking to the states industrial ! expansion. l trust this statement will
 be understood. in inverse ratio. IS ! denouncing, in equally emphatic terms, all schemes or forms of ex- rloitation of an illegitimate or wild cat nature. Upon such ] shall not hesitate to visit official condemnation
 Believes in Constitution
 "I wish to renew my allegiance, not
 only to the letter, but to the spirit
 Of the Arizona constitution, and to ex press again my faith in the wisdom
 of it's progressive provisions. My
 mind is in no degree altered as to
 the practical benefits of popular gov
 ernment. nor my faith in the intelli 1 gence Of the people in any wise shaK en. l am confident that AriZOna's eX perience. under a constitution so ad
 vanced that it has not failed to draw
 the fire of every foe of equality and
 progress, will amply vindicate the ! claims Of its champions and be as a
 beacon light to those states anC
 lands and peoples where the seed Or popular government has been sOwI
 out has not brought forth fruit.
 As a believer in the provisions 1T our constitution, and as a sworn ser
 want oE the people chosen after tho manReT prescribed therein, l solemn ly pleage myself to not only admins ter -thg affairs of the state is stric conforIAity with the constitution dIctates but to utilize whatever pow . CT my office may posses-should suci . use of power ever be found neces
 sary- and whatever power ny iu dividual efforts may be potent to ID yoke, to insure the full acquiescens' ID its provisions of all branches of tn 3 government. I am sure that such al . { exercise of executive authority vii :. never be required; but with the state ment I have made in mind, I adjur the loyal, pPtriotic citizens of Arizon ] who have been chosen as legislators
 nan } the earnest date allowed by law, L D faithfully, wisely and expediuousl ' obey and discharge the constitution [ mandates, not forgetting tint at tn , head of the list is that mandate o ] the people whose spirit Iides th' , air-whose existence, not expresse ? m documentary form but as a part 3 pledge, is known of all-the mandat ] to restore to the constitution the pol b ular right to recall unfaithful, dishoI - est md corrupt judicial officers.
 - Is Against Any lobby
 3 It Is not my purpose at this tim 2 10 enter into the making of eXecUtiv 9 recommendations to the Legislature l nor 10 discuss in detail questions c | public policy. but as an emergenc - measure l cannot refrain from th }. l suggestion that one of the carries
 acts Of the legislature should be tn
 1 enactment of an antitobbying !" r which will not only obviate the al E. noyance of members by the impOrtui P lties Of agents interested in specii e legislation, and prevent the use l. the legislative chambers and the cal 5 JOl building by such agents, excel ? under proper and legal restriction ], but will llsO require by public regi j. .ration or otherwise. compliance wit l. such conditions as will disclose th D identity, the employment and the pu r. pose or every loJb yist or agent in th d clry having business or desiring con l. munication with the legislature ( l. as such, with a member thereof.
 a "1 bespeak for uy associates in th i- administration of the affairs Of stat t as for myself. the peoples sympath n confidence and cooperation 1 pror ,f lse th best that IS in me. ] think e can promise the best that is in m O fellow officers. J prOmise-even ; D. the r.sk of Uyerworking, as the be- b phrases s.nce LiDcOins time hay
 been oyerwOrkcd, phrase which a ute has come into most frequent us s- -I promise a rule CT the people, an