Nogales international., 1926-10-31
Especial To InternationaD

of the Democratic State Central
Committee, concentrated drum
fire on the position of the Cam
eron-for-S Senator gang in Arizona.
Cameron and his managers
realize that their only hope of
success lies IN division of the
Democratic party of Arizona;
therefore, they are industriously
and insidiously circulating stories
calculated to destroy Democratic
solidarity.
"These russvfooting whisperers
endoavoy to leave the impression
with Democrats that there is such
? thing as a Hunt Cameron coal1'
tion.
rThey pour the poison into the
ears of friends of Governor Hunt
in an endeavor to make them be-
l;eve that Cameron Republicans
are supporters Of the governor.
"No better answer to this pro-
rapanda can be devised than the
following quotation from Gov
ornor Hrnt's suoech at Stafford.
October %, 1926.
"'Some Pinto Democrats and
Republican newspapers are ques'
tioning my party loyalty in this
campaign. have been Demo-
crat in this state for thirty-tlve
wears and have always supported
fhe Democratic ticket. In the
campaign AM SUPPORTING
THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC
TTCKET-NOT PART OF IT.
When Pinto asks you if Hunt
is supporting Carl Hayden ask
him if he is supporting Hunt or
C7ar7-'"
''It is a fundamental of politics
that minority party may only
win through creating disaffectlon
in the ranks of the majority par
ty; therefore, the attempt OF Cam
eron boosters to create a division
between friends of Governor
Hunt and supporters of Carl Hay
den is "stone-age" stuff. This
cheap trek has grown so thread
bare in politics hat only the most
stupid can't be deceived by it.
sIt is an insult to the INTEL
irence of Arizona voters for the
Cameron crowd to presume that
men and women of Arizona are
to be deceived by any such trans
narent device. The Democratic
party in Arizona n the year OIL
our Lord, 1926, presents solid
front. 1t has nominated the strong
est ticket in its history, headed
by Carl Hayden, candidate Tor
United States Senator; Lewis
DOUGLAS. candidate for CONGRESS-;
and Governor George w. P. Hunt,
who seeks reelection. This ticket
is one that commands itself not
only to Democrats, but to every
pa+r'ot'c citizen of Arizona.
"Governor Hunts fine admin
is+rat,on of the affairs of the
state needs no commentator at
NV hands. The people of Arizona
are proud of two facts:-
"That Arizona's public schools
are unexcelled by those of any
state in this Union, and equalled
throughout the United States,
that Arizona's public roads are
the best to be found anywhere in
America; that the administrative
machinery of Arizona's state gov
ernment functions noiselessly and
efficiently; that the interests OF
Arizona at home and in national
affairs and in interstate situations
lave been courageously and sue
essfully protected by Governor
Hunt.
"Arizona is familiar with the
record of Carl Hayden, who for
many years has been her champion
in Congress. That record is fill
ed with accomplishments in be-
half of his state. Not once in al
the years of his service has Mr..
HAYDEN been found lacking tbs
industry or the intelligence neces
sary to protect, defend, and ad-
vance the welfare of his con-
st tuents. To elect Cameron and
defeat Carl Hayden would be
seized upon by California as !
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