Tombstone epitaph., 1914-10-25

that you were the servant of all the people and that you were in congress representing ARIZONA,
 "With this record confronting the voters they can place full confidence in the statement that if the debt is paid, and you are elected gov emor that you will be the servant Of all the people of Arizonai and as you promised in your Prescott speech, you will strive 10 be the BEST governor Arizona has ever had.
 'While you and disagree on issues Of national nature, want to assure you of my full faith in your honesty and integrity and at this particular time and under existing circumstances, that 1 am for you heart and soul and will go to the polls on November 3d., and cast vote for you with a prayer on my lips that you triumph that the red flag of Hunt be torn from the mast and that the flag of the United States float on the breezes over the state capitol Duifding"
 That the people of Arizona are indebted to me do not claim. No man has received greater honor at their hands than have l. True, it was through my endeavor that Arizona was admitted into the Unoni and, because was instrumental in bringing il into the union feel in common with all good citizens, that in its admission new and greater reSpOnSblI- y The star, ARIZONA, imprinted upon that canopy of etema blue, should grow in Iuster and bfIlancy from day to day and from year to year, until the world pronounces it the brightest and the best in tin great galaxy, and its refulgent rays must add beauty and splendor strength and hope, to the significance of Old Gloy-the symbol of liberty, the flag of 
 glory we stand secure in perfect safety, fearing no enemy.
 That the ur-American policies Of George Hunt are robbng the orb of much of its brightness and Spen dor; are bringing il into dsrepute, disgrace and dis credit, we are all agreed. We are crying om Tor ue salvation of the State-itS honor and its integrity, and the time to strike is now. It must be a well d- rected blow and with the concentrated strength of the an-Hunt forces, or the effort will be in vain and the state will be permitted to drift to sure and certain ruin. My Democratic friends, who are not in accord with the Hunt solialistc policies are we'll advised on this fact, and they will encompass the defeat of Hunt by going 10 the polls, as in solid body and in cast ing their votes in support of my candidacy.
 have been fully assured by the anti-Hunt Demo- crats of their support, and is at their request am appealing to you not to throw your vote away but to cast for a man certain of victory, and who will faithfully and impartialy serve all the people of the state. This appeal is made by one who wishes to do Arizona seNicei who desires to assist in the states redemption, and not by a candidate who is simply seeking office, or one who is going about the state bleatng about the preservation of party principles" There is commonwealth to redeem; people to save, and h is in this undertaking that have enlisted my services. ask you, in ali seriousness, to accept this appeal in the same spirit that il is made that the anti-Hunt forces may triumph on Nov. 3. Confident that we will win a magnificent victory on election day. ] am,
 Sincerely yours,
 RALPH H. CAMERON,
 Candidate for Governor, the Republican Ticket.
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