Arizona republican., 1914-10-08
The world has war and crinOlines twice every hundred years.
 Mime Klein.
Colonel Mike Spills the Beans

Hon. Michael E. Cassidy has spilled the beans through exceedingly small hole in the bag But an accident. It intentional com mitment the republican party of this state to the cause of the vets The progressive party accepts the challenge and stands it's position in favor of the dry" amendment. This question has been made the lines of cleavage between the pro- gressive and republican parties in this campaign The same line straight through the democratic party which. in attempting take side, has put itself both sides It is sharply divided.
 The disclosures made by Mir Cassidy appear in a paid advertisement in The Republican yesterday morning under the authority of the republican committee, which thereby binds the party to the pronouncement of Mir Cassidy, the most astute of all it's members.
 The committee evidently believed that late interview with Mir. Cassidy printed by the Bisbee Review the strongest campaign material it had offer. AIr Cassidys views the liquor question indirectly expressed his and his party's position made none the less plain. In parading the signs of the weakness of Governor Hunt and they abundant, Mir Cassidy said that the gov ernor had been renominated only because there no of force running against him. Hughes touted everywhere is dry candidate, AND THIS ALONE WAS SUFFICIENT TO DEFEAT HIM."
 This is the opinion of MT. Cassidy and there Is in the republican party whose opinion is authoritative. That his interview has been accepted and approved by the party leaders is proved in the fact that it has been accepted and approved a campaign document. The republican leaders, then, believe that it Dr. Hughes dry record that beat him. The republican leaders are, there fore, avoiding the pitfall which they think swa- lowed up. Dr. Hughes. Their candidates not -dry." the party itself is not dry" It is. therefore wet" There is no damp or moist mid dle ground between.
 The progressive party has placed itself high and dry" ground, and its candidates stand squarely with the party. No can mistake their position. Any party any who opposes these candidates this ground is thereby aligned with the vets"
 In his interview, Mr. Cassidy states many things facts Some of them undoubtedly facts His arraignment of the administration is just and his estimate of it's weakness is accurate. But he makes statement that has the slightest foun- dation of fact, and that is that Hon. George U. Young contemplates the abandonment of his for the governors office, and that prominent pro- gressves have urged him withdraw.
 George Young is the choice of the progressives of every county in the state because they believe him to be their strongest man. It at the earnest and prolonged solicitation of active prcgressives that MT. Young reluctantly became candidate He urged against the of his private affairs But when he did consent to become candidate he enlisted for the war and since then there has been moment when he contemplated withdrawal could have been induced withdraw MT. Young is confident of his election, and if he not, he could not a progressive, withdraw in favor of Mir Cameron, who stands for every thing for which progressivism does stand