Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-02
HUNT WILL. FALL WITH
 RED LEAVES
Michael Cassidy PrOpheSieS Cam
 eron Win Positively Carry
 State In November Election Points Reason For Statement
PrOpheSies Also Withdrawal Of Bull Moose Candidate, Young, In Favor Of RepubIiCan-Says
 Women'S Vote Swings Things
lRY Ely Martini

AopeCidl inleiNieW TOT kue heNt6Wl
 According to Michael F. Cassidy, former Bisbee postmaster. rock-ribbed republican. and one of the best known politicians in the state. Gov. George w. P Hunt is going to meet his Waterloo in November--the month when leaves end governors lose their lid and take a tumble.
 And the man Nho V ID play the role of the Duke of Wellington is none other than the Honorable Ralph Cameron former delegate to congress and present popular idol At least that's what Mir Cassidy says. and the genial ex-postmaster is recognized as an astute politician and an unusually accurate prognosticator.
 Furthermore. Mir Cassidy gives reason for the faith that is in him His is no idle talk, he says. no vapid vaporings that dissolve in thin air when struck by cold logic and req son. Hear Mir Cassidy
 "If ever any administration was re- pudiated by the voters of the party which placed it in power, it was the present administration at the last democratic primary. Practically every one or Governor Hunts chief lieu tenants who ran for office failed of renomination and the governor him self pulled through only because there was no man of force running against him. Hughes was touted ........,-,.-F,y.-y , +ba 1r.tr candidate and this alone was sufficient to defeat him. There were any number of men in the party who could have beaten Hunt for the nomination and he won merely because the democratic voters regarded him as the lesser Of two evils.
 "To prove that a majority even of the democrats do not approve of the Hunt policies. look what happened to his chief supporters over the state who ran with him. Hard luck over took practically every one of them.
 In Cochise county Senator c. M Roberts failed of renomination and sam Bradner. candidate for the cor poration commission, went down tC defeat In MaricOpa county Senator A. II. Davis lost and in Yuma Repre- sentative J. IT, Kerr met the same fate. Ca.laghan. bitter enemy of the administration won impressiyely fol state auditor over Orme. who had tho full power of the state machine be hind him. And Jack Bolin. present mine inspector, pulled through onll by tbe vote of the Maricopa county farmers. most of whom never saw mine.
 Every one of these candidates had the backing of the administration ana everyone was backed up Salt Rive when the returns came in Silver tonpued Mike Cunnih and Home Woods. the Hunt leaders in the ser ate. didn't even have the nerve t' run for renomination and like AC hilles at the siege of Troy, they re mained sulking in their tents. Al ready they could see the handwrit ing on the wall
 Do you remember" continued M Cassidy. in his plausible way, "tha at the nrst state electlou thiee year aeo about all a democratic candidat needed to win was to prove that h had been a member of the Constit' uonaI convention lt was the oDe sesame to political preferment was fetich which the candidate waved before the hypnotized gaze ( the voters. who in their dazed cond lion opened wide the doors of th state capitol and told the candidate to walk in. But the good old days a the democrats fondly call them, no are over. The pendulum has swun the other way and the day of fanal cal radicalism has passed
 "You in Cochise county have
 splendid opportunity to see ho some of the millenium measure have worked out The much tout' Initiative and referendum for tv years has prevented the voters fro having an opportunity to eKpre tbeir sentiment in regard to tho [ moval of the county seat and it ma continue to do SO indefinitely.
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