Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-27
Democrats Had
 Enthusiastic Meeting

Despite the fact that the train bear ins Senator Mark Smith, CoDgresss man Cssl Hsyden sod Hon Wiley E Jones was delayed over one hour snd hsl' and the distinguished [ tsrty did not arrive until SD m., @ large and enthusiastic crowd rendered them a . hearty and cordial reception ct the City Park last aud 6 rousipg meeting marked the occasion. The lomb- stone City Band wss in attendance and 6 band concert was in progress until the belated arrivals were escort ed to the speakers stand.
 Judge F W Goodbody ss vice-pres- ident of tue Wilson-Msrshal Club of Tombstone. under whose auspices the spesking was conducted. intro duced the orstors. COngressms D Carl Hayden being the frst speaker.
 Ha,den First Speaker
 Loud applause greeted the popular Congr' ssmsn who launched into discussion of the political csmpslgn and gave a good account of his stes- srdship at Washington recountipg his record and 70 es upon importan measures sffec ing Arizons and inter- ests of the people. The address was one of sincerity and plainly indicated c consistent course in following ou' snt,-csmpsign pledges. He paid 6 glowing tribute to Wilson and point. ing out that Gov. Msrshall being in- terested in Arizona the state would have e friend at court. He closed by sayins that ss representative every courtesy was accorded him at Wash ipgton, everyb body was good 70 him and he wanted to go back. He was given hearty applause and will un- doubtedly be sent back.
 Mark Smith Eloquent
 elA grand ovation from home was accorded the veteran Arizona Cham- pion when Senator Smith arose 10 address his Tombstone friends and admirers. The Senator well and sptly greeted his lesrers ss friends ss be feelingly referred to them as such, ID recounting his first arrival here 32 years ago and with touching refer ence to tender pioneer recnliec.ions, full of historic deeds and d:sction, with scqusintainceehips formed that rp- sned in o friendship and treasured never-to-be.iorgoften regard.
 He el, quen,ly paid tribute to Will sen snd dSelt on the iniquitous tsrifi , his remarks being spplsuded through pat. The Senator then pad his re- spects to Roosevelt and excoritated the thlrd termer in s scathing in- dictment in comparing his sincerity by hls conduct and record and expose of a course of deception, accounted for only by fostering sn insstis ble ambition for place and power and breathing vengeance, defiance and slaughter to ali who oppose. The Senator testified to the active ser- wee and creditsbie work of Congress
 man Hayden at Washington and the wisdom of returning him to his station. The Senator closed with an eloquent perora ion to democratic victory and success and re fred amid loud and ena thusisstic applause.
 Jones' Red Hot Talk
 Wiley Jones was the last speaker. I wss growing late but he had not | proceeded long before it was noticed he held the undivided interest O. the audience. lie stated he was running for an office the fret of its kind for Arisons, and was one O! the three 1 candidates for presidential elector 10 represent Arizons's 2s5. 900 population to vote for Wilson and Marshal He was grateful for the primary vote sc- corded him and sought the suffrsge of the people ss she Noveu Der election
 The speaker put ous some extra hot shot on Roosevelt and with humorous thrusts st the Mule Mooser" psr.y, kept things humming. He dwels on Rooeevelts sudden conversion and equally sudden desertion of the Re- publican ranks which up to the min
 ute of the deciding ballot was drsmat.' icslly declared to be the pary O!
 purity. He touched on the joint statehood incident and probed into
 the record and closed with . ssrong
 appeal for democracy and Arizona.