Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-28

and wound up with some perforva roeuy calculated to arouse Che emo items of his audience.
 The governor said that when he took the chair he had promised to place humanity above the dollar and Chat ho had done it and if reelected would continue to do it; that any slur cast on him he felt was slur on the people, because he represented them. and that it made his blood boil when he was attacked but yet it was the people after an who were assailed. though he failed Co explain why he could arrogate such representative power Co himself when he was elect ed by only 51 per cent of the total vote. and a large percentage of that has fallen away from him since his inauguration
 Senator Henry F. Ashurst delivered the longest speech of the evening. He had just arrived from Washington and this was his first speech in Arziona. He spoke nearly two hours, but sue ceeded in holding the attention of most of the audience. He interspersed his remarks with jokes and humor. ous comments on men and measures and received frequent applause.
 Senator Ashurst spoke in strong terms of the sterling qualities of Sen ator Mark Smith. his colleague. who is now a candidate for reelection. He said Senator Smith is one of Che most popular men in Washington and one Of the most efficient senators; that there are few members of the senate who are his equal iu either brief or sustained debate and none his super for He told Of the many prominent committees of which he is a member including the foreign relations com mittee probably the most important in the senate. and membership in which comes only from distinguished ability He said he would be w1lnus Co submit Senator Smith's labor record to any labCr union in the country and abide by the result. and that it would be a calamity to Arizona for the vot- CTS to fail to return a senator or sucl commanding ability as Mark Smith.
 Senator Ashurst spoke at length con- CerninE the record of the present ad- mmistration, going into detail con corning the various measures it has passed for the benefit of the people. mentioning the many new laws and explaining their merits He eXtolled President Wilson, and both the pre-
 dent and the laws enacted by the Democratic Congress received much applause. The senator also related the number of appropriations the Arizona representatives have secured fer Ari- zona though he said they had favored the measures because they were legi- innate and not because it was for Ari- zona. saying he would refuse to at tempt to graft the federal treasury just Co make himself solid with the voters at home. His remarks on this subject were called forth by the ac- cusation of Republican speakers that the present members of Congress had gotten nothing for the state.
 Senator Ashurst in the beginning of his speech, came out strongly ia favur of Governor Hunt and his poli- cies, saying that if he had a thousar
 votes he would give them all to Hunt He did not explain whether or not his excessively friendly attitude was inspired by a desire to keep the governor out of the race for his seat when his term in the senate shall have expired, though he served notice that he was going to keep on running,