Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-25
Saturday Morning, July 25, l9l4
PRoeREsslVEs ACCEPT HUNT

PRoeREsslVEs ACCEPT HUNTf
 Are the progressives of Arizona guilty of msubor- dinauong
 In the absence of definite instructions do they see at to ignore example as set by Theodore Roosevelt?
 Mr. Roosevelt has not kept his followers long in doubt as to toe attitude he takes when choice must be made between absolute party fealy and effort to ob tain good government regardless of party Situations almost identical exist in Arizona and New York State Arizona seeks to free herself of a Governor who has been an admitted failure in securing economical admin instrators and who is essentially machine boss New York State striving to throw of the shac1les of bi partisan control by Murphy and Barnes
 No one can accuse Mr. Roosevelt of being lukewarm in his loyalty to the Progressive party He is broad enough in his views to see that mission of his party in New York State is to utilize its strength to an end which all good citizens desire. He has made surren- der of principles In fact he has proclaimed the high est economic principe-that when decent government is in eapordy it the duty of all irrespective of party to come to the rescue He has imposed trivial con ditons the price of his support Unlike the Progress siye Arizona he has not braced his feet and baked because the fight for good government win be ade under the symbol of the Republican party IT this required sacrifice of pride On bis part he gener enough to make it.
 MT. Roosevets appeal to the voters of New York State is the tmein fits applicable senHments- an appeal to the voters of Arizona By the caang ing of local names Mr. Roosevelt says to the people Arizona:
 CT call upon all good citizens of an parties to throw the present boss rule have a duty to the ton. stand the principles of the national progres sive platform and therefore shall oppose the policies the present administration But in Arizona the prime duty is for a good citizens movement united move to save the from the present boss control
 hope with an my heart that all independent citizens Progressives Republicans and Democrats in their tiona omliation win stand shoulder to shoulder for clean ron partisan government in Arizona at large rhis fall
 In Arizona we see at its worst the development of the system of boss rule The outcome of this system is that invisible government which the Progressive party in large part is found to oppose It is impossible to secure the economy social industrial reform which we are pledged until the invisible government of party bosses working through an alliance between crooked business crooked politics is rooted of our governmental system"
 did not matter to Mr. Roosevelt that Harvey D. Hmmen Republican and win make bis appeal to voters under the Republican emblem Mir. Roosevelt knew Chat in the ranks of New York Progressves there was available Mr. Hnman to lead the on- slaugh against extravaganza and bosssm. So Mr. Roosevelt and his followers win work for MT. Hnman
 If Arizona Progressive leaders persist in their at tude Of aloofneas it permits of only interpretation They not sincere in their efforts good gov They repudiate the suggestion If not implied command of their national leader They endorse a continuance boss rule and ineacency Their avowet candidate is George Washngton-P. Hunt