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THE BI&BEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 11, 1913.
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THE GOVERNOR AND
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
The announcement of Governor
Hunt that he "will reprieve tho men
now condemned to be hung tn this
ftate until 1 vote can bo had on the
iroposed amendment to the constitu
tion for the abolishment ct capital
I uuishment, is virtually a declaration
that during 'the nest two years the
crimlnn statute of Arizona' flxine
the death penalty for munler in the
first degree, shall be deprived of its
force. The governor Is the chier ex
ecutive law officer of the state and
sworn to execute its las. all of them
and not inertly jthos,e laws vehicn
n-eets his approval. There Is no one
In this state "crying out for the life
or blood of anyone," but ve believe
there is a strong sentiment to uphold
the great , governmental urinciplo
which places the written law above
tho opinion, of- tho highest official-
Governor Hunt 'has endeavored
durlngi tho past year to induce the
representatives of; the people of An
zoija lnltbe legislature to take the
iulP.Kfory' step to have capital pun
isbmen abolished in Arizona; thl-s
effort met with no response and the
bill for this purpose was piomptlv re
Jetted, even In the senate where it is
known are some of the stauncbest
supporters of the Hunt administration.
The-scntiment. of the stato te be
lieved to.be c(juall as strong against
the abolishment of capital punishment
as tne sentiment encountered by the
governor In the legislature.
Now. If the governor of Arizona,
may holo in abeyance the law provid
ing tbe-ideatlr penalty for murder in
tho first degree simply because some
one declares the Intention of attempt
ing to Initiate a popular ote for Its
xepeal then a precendent is tet bj
which all laws may bo set at naugh
by the same method.
MPwill agree that the governor
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The man the president would deatro
to appoint to such an Important po
sition might not bo the mm who hap-
pened to bo first In a grab-brag elec
tion with tho chances e-.n between
an experienced lawyer whose honesty
had never been questioned and a num
ber of candidates whose ability is un
known and whose experience might bo
nil. The president doesn't want to
appoint a vote, setting politician to
such a position as the federal bench,
lie wants a man who is known the
Mate oxer for honesty, ability, good
chararter and experience in the prac
tice or law, says the Star.
In iew of these facts It cannot be
assumed by the people that the presi
certain, republicans became 'insur
gents' in order to thro o. And yet
fioaie of thern allowed themselves to
t"3 so misled as to go into, the camp
of tho third partr in order to remove
v. hat the third party proposed to le-
ittllze. I sild not long ago that
Mr. Roosevelt was promoting a plan
for the control of monopoly which was
t.upported by the United States Steel
corporation. Mr. Roosevelt denied that
ho was being surporled by more than
one member of the corporation. Mr.
Roosevelt was thinking of money. I
was thinking of ideas. I did not say
I "was getting money fru-n the steel
trust; it -was a matter of Indifference
lo me where be got his money; but It
was a matter of a great deal of differ
ence to me where he got hJs ideas. He
rot his ideas with regard to regulation
tt monopoly from the gentlemen who
form the United States Steel corpora
tion when you have thought
the whole thing out you will find that
he program of the new party legalizes
monoplies and systematically subor
dinates worklngraen to them.
You cannot use monoply in order to
rvo a free people., Itooseveft baa
uot changed his pcirit of ye.v( since
ho was president. It ls.notsurprislng
that he was not chosen as, president
again and allowcdUo,patent-tho pres
ent processes of industry ' and per
sonally direct them how tel treat-tho
people of the United .States."
purpose of- meeting the. democratic
senators in conference on the tariff
legislatnon now being started In the
lower house. It Is reprte.t that the
president and the senators ended
thfifrj conference in perfect agree
ment and now the fear that a full re
demption of the democratic pledges
might fall In the senate has passed
away.
This is as it should be. The country
brighter and with the increased
strength of the democratic party is
I he attendant assurance that the peo
ple of the Unltedd States shall re
turn to that business equality ot op
portunity which will do away with
monopolists and. favorites.
The democrats of El I'ao admin
istered a, genteel flogging to their op
lonents in the city election this
week. The entire democratic ticket
end especially the democrats ot the'vas successful by majorities ranging
country expect a tarifT measure that fiom one to two thousand. Mayor C
will fully comply with the promise K. Kelly was reelected by over two
fiven At the Baltimore convention' thousand majority Tho battle cry
A GOOD. START.
last year; the pledge was rot to de-
Hroy honest Industry and legitimats
enterpurlse, but It was for the de
struction of monopoly ana any un
fair advantago which, ona class may
hold over another in this country by
reason ot .the protective tariff. The
promise is that every trust controlled
article shall go. on the tree, list and
that every 'article manufactured in
this country or leas than it can be
tni.s country or In any oiher cohn
iy for h;ss than It can be
purchased at home shall he shorn, ot
nuy protection.
No dangerous snags are 'Iqw appar
fUl in the legislate o channel through
which tariff reforms must oass, which
were so plentiful in 189.1 when the
Cle.velanU administration was balked
In Its effort to revise and reduce the
tariff and upon which democratic
hopes and the welfare of Ihe country
was: "Old Kel is running like h 1"
It is beauti ul to seo democrats in
tuch perfect harmony as is apparent
iu El Paso. The El Paso Times mado
a good fight for Us party and joyously
paraded a string of campaign rooters
on Wednesday morning after the count
had disclosed the result.
'HAWAII WANTS TO WITHDRAW.
HONOLULU, April 10 A Star bul
letin sas today that a petition is be
iijC prepared, declaring- "Whereas
Hawaii Is commercially unable to ax
1st under fret, sugar It be allowed to
withdraw from the union and resumo
its status ot independence it free 3U
par If enacted by congres?."
President Wilson was ajaln in the , xvtrc temporarily wrecked
has a perfect right to his individual
Hnion on the matter ot capital pun
isdiinent't, in this opinion he is by no
tr cans alone, through certainly in the
minority In Arizona, but the governor,
of Arizona is sworn to execute and'
maintain the laws and constitution
aiid not to uphold and maintain hi.j
Individual opinion when it conflicts
w;th alio law.
THE ADVISORY ELECTION.
From Republican sources a great
cr is. going up demanding that the
governor call a special election for
the purpose of advising the president
who Arizona wants appointed federal
judge.
The object of this demand is appar-"
cr.L The Republicans will place but
one candidate before the people while.
there would be several den ocratic can
didates. In this way the republicans,
would hope to give their candidate
tho highest vote. It would ko very easy.
for them' to see that four or five dem
ocratic candidates were in U-e field,
l-scanse. thetfi are. democtaLs who are
not pleased with the recommenda
tion, made, by the United States sen-'
ators. They arc few, it is true, nut
sufficler': in number to make trouble
In a free for all election such as an
advisory elec'tlon-.would be.
The constitution of tlie United
States proyldes that federal judge?
shall he appointed by. the president.
There ls.no reason to acsuroe that
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dent would appoint any nerson who I national capitol on Wednesday, hb. i Since the inauguration of President
Should happen to be the choice ot anftecond visit this week bosng for.thej Wilson the democratic day Is growing
advisory election. He would not bo - - v - - '
doing his duty if ho should blindly
iiinke an appointment on such recom
mendation. Tho attornev genera' !
nhoso recommendation to the presi-'
dent goes a long way in making such '
tppolnUnents. could not be expected
to recommend a weak man and1 a re
publican for appointmenf as federal '
tjnrtge when a good man and a demo-1
trat has been defeated at an advisory I
election by the weak republican. I
In view ot these facts and the fact'
that the special election w.il cost the1
rtato about $30,OQO it is foolish for1
democrats to harken to ;he wail of
oSce-seeking republicans ho are in-1
sisling upon an advisory election.
ATTENTION ELKS.
The funeral of our late broth
er, .loljn Rooiiej, will be held
from the Elks Homo at 9 ;o
a. m. Friday. All Elks are re
quested to be present a 9 a m.
The public is invited to attend.
W
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M COX Secy
R.
A First Class Story
could be made of the making of Tannhouser beer.
If 'you knew all the trouhle takenin the selection
Of the hops and barley, the careful attention to ev
ery detail of brewing and bottling you would know
why it is so good and wholesome. But try the beer
Boston & Brown
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WILSON DISSECTS
ROOSEVELT.
President Wilson, In hi3 recently
IMbllshed book, "The Now Freedom,"
handles the big Bull Mooie and his)
followers without gloves. He spoke of
"some man" evidently meaning
I'.ooseelt "uith eloquent tongue, J
u.thout conscience, who did not care
for the nation, who could put the
thole country into a flame and make
people from one end to the other be
l'eve that something was wrong.''
Those who supported the null
iVbsidenti WiLn fwlll aigoinU other
?Mm atdffnoarit onKUoflerdl ben
iu-UilsdiJtriotIfesrTooId "not apftiint
a'raan wW received the h'jbost vot
In.a'wlld cat" election because such
oiac't!onwouldnot"be a fair contest
fcbtowrtwthieople-Tfntjd.'
Moose party and caused millions oi
otcs to be cast for it at the recent
election supported, according to Presi
dent Wilson, "a program perfectly
aitrceable to the monopolies." "How."
taid he. 'those who have been figliUnr.
n onopoly through all their eareer can
reconcile the continuation of the bat
tle under the banner of the very men
boy have been lighting t cannot im
Sglue. I challenge the program in its
fundamentals as not a progressiw
program at all. Why did Mr Gar.
suggest this very method when lie wan
it the head of the steel trist? Why is
tills very method commended here,
there and overywhe-o by the men who
are interested In the maintenance
.of tho present economic wuem of tht
i United States? Why do th men who
i' nul 8sh to be disturbed urge the
adoption of this program The best
of the program is very handsome,!
there is beating in it a great pulse ot
empathy for the human race. But I
do not want the sympathy of trusts
for the human race. I do not want
their condescending assistance And X
am every progressive republican by
fefeding bis assistance to this program
kc Is tlaing false to the verj cause
lr which he had enlisted That cause
was a battle agaiast moBojoIy, against,
control, against the concentration ot
l.ower in our economic development,
against all those thinge tint interfere!
thJahsoluTcly'frce enterprise! be-
l i)uvc mill, auiuc 4 iui bcuiiuiuwl
-virf II wake up an realize that they
lwve misplaced their trust The
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