Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-30
CAMERON BELIEVES HE WILL WIN WHEN
 VOTERS ARE DONE
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(Conunued from Page One) passiCnately exclaimed the Hero of | Bright Angel Trail sac to say there ain't no such an animal in our camp. l Governor Hunt has them all corraled and the nearest approach to divinity that we can make is to fall back OF that old Roman epigram that the voice Of the people is the voice of God And if ever the people of Ari- ! zona are speaking in no uncertain tones, it is now They are sick ofl Hunt and his policies and ! predict that or the third of November the governor will be a repudiated man
 Why should he not be?" continued Cameron Lets look into some Of his well known and much-touted poli- Cies. Right in this very county he is making a grand stand play. Over in Gila county he has convicts at work on the public roads but here in Co., chise he has citizen labor. which IS as it should be, not only in Cochise count, but all over the state. And why did he come through in Cochise county? Not because he wanted Co. but because he had to- The voters were getting tired of his so-called humani- tarian policy which permits convicts to work while American citizens are without means to buy bread and but ter for their babies"
 "Of the convicts in the penifentlary : 6fH are of Mexican citizenship. vet he uses them on work which kecBs American citizens from making liv ing The governor is strong for the S0' law. and yer iu his capacity as employer Of as many laborers as any . cooperation In the state he refuses to observe il Do you think be would have called in the convict labor from Cochise county if there had not been any election coming up? Never yet he has tried to make political capital out of that very thing"
 "The United States government sends her prisoners from Arizona to the state prison at Santa Fe. New Mexico, evidently afraid to put them in thia keeping of Governor Hunt Some of the Mexican prisoners have been in the Arizona state penitentiary as often as seven times They seem to like 1t and the more Of them he can get the more the governor seems to like it. When am elected" ex claimed Cameron. you'll never see 1 convicts doing work which should be anording a Livelihood to American citizens and their families. Hunt holl- CTS about his work for union labor and the wOrNingman, but he has done much more to retard their progress | than to promote it. He is a political tourflusher, seeking to play on the sympathies of the laboring man.
 And what excuse does ne give for his labor policy? He says 1t saves money for the taxpayers, and yet his administration has been the most ex- travagant in the history of Arizona either as a territory or state Right today this is two million dollar state. The appropriations added to the fees collected amount to this much each year. No wonder that iu Washington they call Arizona not only the youngest but the most profit gate state in the union In persons. youth sometimes excuses extravaganza but in states. never The destinies of even a young state are supposed Co be controlled by men of mature judg- ment My administration will be a business one and l can and will save the taxpayers of the state at ieasl half million dollars and still bring greater good to a greater number than Governor Hunt has ever dreamed or
 'l do not charge that the state is being grafted directly by Governor Hunt and his policies, but l do say fl is indirectly The taxpayers are sup porting scores of useless commissions composed of men who have been given the positions because of service rcn dered the party. Just for an example
 the Land Commission, headed b. Mulford Windsor has spent S53,00O ir two years and yet it has not ever Selected the 5O.O00 acres which | se
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