The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-02-07
A MESS OF RUNcoMREI

In the of the Governors message, delivered to the Legislature Monday ast Execu- political bouquet the William Bryan, braska eagerness undying ealty to the Nebraska delegate the Baltimore convention, stow praise him his tons of his constituents the Governor seems of the actions of the also be dorseInent of the followed Estructed delegates at this convention
 The Governor says, in the message: | And in capacity Chief Executive
 zona, in the name of all her people who believe
 the overthrowng of predatory wealth from a posi-
 tion of political dominance, rejoice at the Balti
 triumph of that great champion of human rights William Jennings Bryan glory
 success of his efforts almost unaded
 undying sympathy of the country's masses.to
 the money-changers from Democracy's temple On the roll of Americas 1lustrious patriots
 will find higher place in the come the name of the who by his almost superhu man strength and unselfsh devotion to principle
 preserved a great political party and redeemed a
 endangered Nation. No or peace
 in invention, will brighter
 glow over the history of his countrys fame,
 this thrilling story of battle glorously
 against overwhelming odds"
 The that William J. Bryan, delegate from Me- braska played in the National Democratic Baltimore does entitle him praise so lavishly bestowed by Arizonas Chief Executive The record of the Baltimore convention has been written nominees of that elected the Demo cratic hosts have been victorious South and West joined together in making that victory
 
 nations and foremost in that campaign campaigning night and day for the of his the trous Speaker of the House of Representatives. Champ Clark defeated candidate before that convention due in the ingrattude, treachery and repudiaton of solemn instructions by this seseekng delegate Nebraska
 The Governor of Arizona would believe that all other candidates before that National the of money changers" except the successful candidate that all other delegates national convention about to "endanger nation and destroy great political party until this from Nebraska buckled his righteousness and rushed the thickest fray
 The record does not the assumption.
 That w J. Bryan, of Nebraska, Baltimore convention seeking the nomination himself opin- a majority the delegates con- vention An astute politician he used artifce of cunning mind to bring about this result without openly showing his hand. With a majority delegates voting steadfasty for the great statesman and dictatoral Bryan, unable to stand the longer violated his instructions from the State braska and attempted continuous deadlock casting his vote for the candidate New Jersey.
 His resolution to unseat certain delegates that convention by the democratic of their respective states hooted and hssed into oblivion; his tactics, in attempting Parker for temporary chairman unavailing. This the battle .'glorously against overwhelming odds"
 The Era has fault selection of Woodrow Wilson the presidential bearer the fact should be lost sight that democrats-Cark. Harmon, Underwood, Marshall-were in his equal untrammeled unfettered by any predatory" interests.
 The Democrats of Arizona instructed her delegates to the Baltimore convention They hrougn the medium of presidential primary These instructions were violated at time when Champ Clark still jorty of the delegates in the convention The who violated his instructions Eugene S. Ives Pima county In the eyes of the Governor, w. Bryan, of Nebraska who violated his instructions political then Eugene s. Ives, of Arizona, is also entitled the Governors Bryan started on his swing around the convention hail. votes for himself Ives hanging his tail
 Regardless of the recommendations of the Governor the democrats Arizona regard the sacredness of instructions delegates of the people. The violation instructions destroys the entire principle of the primary. Bryan and MT. Ives in the spect Instead of words of praise being showered them they should condemned by all democrats who believe in the square deal play.
 Senator Worsley, Pima county, Socialist, a