Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-02
CASSIDY DECLARES
 CAMERON GOVERNOR
Says State Will Go To Republi- can Delegate Stronger Than
 To Hunt In 1911
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was one of the weakest candidates on the democratic ticket. and today he is even weaker In 1911 with all the prestige that came from being chair man of the constitutional convention, he was barely able to defeat Judge Wells of Prescott the republican candidate. who boiled 49 per cent of the votes cast against Hunts 51 per cent Ralph Cameron is going to beat the governor this time by a much larger margin than Hunt won by the last time Daily, hourly popular sen timent is swinging toward him. Not only will he receive the solid support of his own party, and the support of most of the Bull Moosers, but he will also poll an immense silent vote from democrats who are disgusted with the Hunt policies.
 "I know what I'm talking about for every day numerous democrats tell me about their intentions.
 "As for George IT. Young. Bull Moose candidate for governor, he can not in reason be conceded Co have a chance and predict that he will with draw before the election. Strong pres sure Is constantly being brought to bear on him by men in his own party. who ten him of the futlity of his running and that by his remaining in l he race he is making less certain the defeat of Hunt Young's recalcit- rance is exceeded only by his pugnac- l ity which is all that has kept him in tho race this long.
 But it is not unlikely that his inherent opposition 10 democracy and traditional loyalty to the com monwcalth will lead him into the re- publican band wagon He has his choice of climbing into it OF being run over by the democratic jugger- uaut
 "The Bull Moosers had only one ! chance to make a real fight for the { eovernorship. The only man who could have created real sentiment for them was the dashing Rough Rider l Captain Jack Greenway of this city. |, They met their Armageddon when they couldn't prevail On him to make the race. And maybe Captain Jack knew his business when he refused to run" said Cassidy with a twinkle | in his eye "You know Greenway is a pretty wise politician himself"
 And by the way you know l have always been pretty strong for the women. continued the suave Cassidy
 who. as his name might indicate is not a subject Of the Kaiser. And it's
 the women who are going to swing
 this election, and swing it to the re publicans. too They hold the balance Of power At the time of the state primary there were 10000 womer
 voters registered in Arizona be lieye the majority of the women yot CTS are against the present admins uation because of the manner ir which 1t has conducted the state in 1 stitutions The scandals at the reform
 school life-term murderers at Flor
 ence dancing with innocent girls. and NAnAN NNAANA NtNANNAAa'N NA NNNh N'NA '.t'
 tions of society and the laws of nor ality do not appeal to the good wo
 men of the state and believe they twill repudiate the administrator that has permitted such things
 CT could talk to you about the ta'
 record Of the present administration
 but thas is another story and one SC
 long and SO wrong that ! am going t'
 write a little story about it myself be
 fore the election. The small taxpaye
 knows about it, too. and about a To
 Of these other things. and he is doinl
 an awful lot of thinking just now
 "ENGoyernor Joseph II Kibbey i
 chairman of the republican state com
 mittee and is in ohafge of our cam
 paign. He was one td the first Ari
 zona republicans to follow Roosevel to the heights of Armageddon o
 rather the depths However be hal