Nogales international., 1932-08-24

loss Of control The Hunt movement is on It's way
out again With q dirty dying saxophone wall from
the slums of Phoenix it expires. Governor Hunt is
now in the ring again himself He is making his bow
amid thunderous roars Of popular approval and the
public attention is off the little onering jazz orches
ira which does not know how to play anything but
jazz for underworld consumption.
Bsbee Halls Hunt
We have reached the stage of the campaign where
Governor Hunt has just entered the ring He is again
making his public bow. In Bisbee, the home Of SUIT
ter last week. there doubt about the sincerity
of the tremendous applause which greeted Governor
Hunts appearance They had been jollying Sutter
along until Hunt came and then the big burst of Hunt
applause The rainbow came right down and wrap
ed itself around the Grand Old Man Of Arizona in it's
old time accustomed place. He is off to good start
and the movement for him is pronounced that even
his opposition admits it.
Opposition Frantic
The opposition to Hunt still continues making
desperate efforts to reduce the candidates from three
to one During the week report reached us that
one Of the leading candidates against Hunt offered to
withdraw in favor of Judge Stanford if the other two
would agree to do likewise.
All Were Political buds
X Of course, the other two wanted the other two
to Quit and support him. So they got nowhere in this
phase of their tactics The leaders decided in the be-
ginning to on y opponent against Hunt Ihey
would start with three, stay with the strong man,
drop two and finish with one But the campaign
None Of them proved to be an outstanding candidate
All in fact were political duds They fell with thud
while over at distance could be heard laundering
applause for Governor Hunt If this situation con-
Itinues developing the campaign against Governor
Hunt will develop into the most farcca ever staged
lin Arizona.
And Then They Died
The chief reason that the candidates against
Governor Hunt have not developed enough strength
to get started their own, is that when their
guiding genuises let go their hands, these candidates
staggered around dizzy and dropped with thud, as
politically dead as dodo. So no one will speak I'M
kindly of them as it is ungracous to say unknd
things about the dead
But Hunt is live one and the few unreconstruct-
ed ones left outside in the dusky unwelcome Of dead
cause have nothing left to do but shake their fists
make faces and say nasty things about him.
Democracy Triumphant
Democracy feels triumphant this fall.
Democracy wants to march on to complete
the victory Democracy feels rich and san
guine in political way and it wants to place
at its head Arizona greatest and most out
standing citizen, George w. P Hunt, the
Grand Old Democratic champion Of the baby
state q
Arizona feels it needs good fighter,
an intrepid leader to carry Arizona for
Roosevelt this fall. No one is so dumb as to
believe that who has seven times
is not good fighter Seven elections as
candidate for Governor Of Arizona and every
Of them world champion fightl#No
quarter asked, and none Given on either side.
Just always good old-fashioned sluggng g'
match! ##@.### @.s a a#:".sf
Stampede to Hunt Is0 On &s'
Democracy feels this fall that such a
candidate is made of worlds champion stuff
and they out to put him back where he
belongs at the head Of the column ia the.
thickest part of the fight And We1have NOS
tlced that when Democracy gets going it has
it's way, especially in party matters The :,
stampede to Hunt has started and. bids fair
to run over all oppostion, before..#the$ last
vote is counted It's a# Hunt year His
kind of home folks win this year. See what
happened in Texas in Oklahoma
Everything Points to Hunt @#s +
The whole country is literally bristlingg
with precedents pointing to the most success '
full Hunt campaign ever fought, So when