Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-26
Wednesday Morning, January 26, 1916
4so THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW"

"so THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW"
 The satisfaction felt in every unpreudced quarter o the State the termination of the Clfton-Morenc strike will doubtless have tendency make ndif ferent to the influence which is weakened but by no means eliminated Arizona with the resump tion of work in the recentlyafiicted district.
 "SO THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW" as Governor Hunt put it his illadvised pamphlet, it is well remember that the of support extended by officials exercising their trusteeshp Western Federation Of Miners could not have maintained foothold long they did in Arizona The Federation able inflic. its niquious the unfortunate miners and their suffering families solely the result of the moral and material support supplied by these State officials.
 The Federation busted The offending officials remain Is it much hope that outraged common wealth is silently but effectively working to oust these guilty officials throttle the false doctrines for which they stand?
 An obvious which the guilty bound to follow is this they will marshall their remaining forces to the last and conduct demonstrations They will acclaim their radical leaders striving by the din of their acclaim discredt the less spectacular denuncation eltrather than expressed5y the soberIninded clean+hinkng and of Ari- zona
 The intelligent element in the State will not be stam- peded by the theatricals staged appease embitered radicals deceive the unwar Placed clearly before the eyes of rational and the which convey their own unmpeachable testimony These facts are briefly that than months aicton and turmoil the employees of the CfohMorenci District of pocket the of thousands in wages which otherwise would have been theirs. The employers de prived of cooperation suffered the loss attending idle properties Both sides have been heavily penazed for other than that outlaw organization, preyng alike upon labor capital permitted inrude Arizona
 is not necessary to the officials in this who most active in perpetrating the outrage Their public in company of Mover and his hench men their public endorsement of Mover and his destruc tive propaganda fresh in the public mind quire suggestion. Mover and his deserted their dupes in shameless But is the treachery of Mover a less shameful treachery of several of the public leaders in Arizona who by standing for Mover, betrayed the miners of Clifton;
 The survival of justice probity the laelystric- district proof in itself that rickery deception had part in shaping the the strike The char- acter assassns" roundy by Hunt
 
 strike to work its undoing of those responsible for the wretchedness and loss sustained by miners and operators Circumstances shaped themselves that it may well be said, ESQ THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW" that the entire Arizona able to penetrate with unerrng vision into those behind the of this insidious political stratagem"
 strike conceived in political selfshness could not hope to avail strike under the guidance of repu- diated labor organization bound to fail strike which the miners and their families bore all of the mis- cry none of which could attach Mover personally guilty state officials personally was rightly damned from the outset.
 In the absence of his compassion for the suerers the presence of his open support Mover al in hc failure to volunteer guidance time when untutored minds assaed by the teachings of agitators even though his political prestige may have waned tenn porary-George w. P. Hunt remains the most conspic- figure in this exploitation of workmen anG their families.