The Arizona copper camp., 1916-07-14
EDITORIAL

people to rise up and take the parong and pardonng
power out OF his hands, the severest rebuke
a governor by an outraged electorate.
He will not Hunt did bring into the state to
advise it's Christian citizenship vote against capital
punishment, that fervent Theosophist Catherine
Tingley who opposed all Christian religions: all
social order that does forgive crime and all gov
ernment that maintains laws and courts for the pun
ishment of crime.
Olney win not his best endeavors to create
harmful animosity between agricultural and min
ing classes accentuate the antagonsm between
labor and capital; all which is a serious menace
to the welfare and prosperity citizens of
Arizona.
Some of the things Mr.. Olney expects to do, if
elected governor, that Hunt has not done are:
He expects to regard his oath of office a binding
obligation and not jest, therefore will strictly
force the laws them written into our
statutes and not that he above the laws and
elect to enforce them conformity with his con-
ception of what is just unjust
He expects to administer the laws as to give
equal protection citizen every industry every
enterprise individual corporate every profession or
avocatlon, realizing as he does that harmonious
tions and spirit helpful operation must exist
between all industries the operators and employees
thereof between all classes and all classes of
employers and all classes citizens people
ofths state be of permanent peace pros
perity and happiness.
He expects to appoint to office only democrats of
known character and competence and not socialists
and L w. w. walking delegates who have votes to
swap for places.
He expects to reduce taxation by reducing the cost
of government through economical and sane manage
ment of the states business by urging that all
property without regard to ownership or class be
assessed at fair and uniform valuation and such
rate of taxation based thereon will raise only suffi
be
costs of government economically and honestly ad-
minstered.
He expects to see that no rotten material is used
by favorte the construction of state
buildings in which large number of our advanced
school children housed duty Hunt failed to
perform.
He expects to build state highways under contract
with free and honest labor to give the state con-
victs healthfu employment at the prison in the
manufacture of such things will come in com
petition with the products of honest labor something
directly opposite to Hunts practices and policies
He expects to pay taxes his property and not
hide it out and then shout -dodger" at every
other property owner to attract attention from his
own delinquency, Hunt has done.
He does expect help put through the egisla-
ture mining tax bill prepared by the mining com
panies and then get and fish for votes by de-
nouncing the same the most niqutous measure
ever imposed upon free people, (See pages 26, 49,
80 a. 76 S2 81, Journals of the Twenty Legis
latve Assembly of Arizona, Territory 1907) Mr.
Olney believes in law property and no
special law or special privilege for any prop
erty.
If there any other questions the governor would
like to have answered about either Mr. Olney or him.
self at his service
incidentally might remark that Mr. Olney prob
ably does not refuse state troops to
guard the Roosevelt dam any property in the
state if same is in need of protection He does not
expect, either, to the white haul voters to
the polls in city elections Phoenix to support the
candidates of faction group of men.