28 Aug 1884
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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1884
Page
1
Unconfirmed reports claim France declares war on China. Heronices questions the effort while Pere Betas and Gio. Stephens plan to run Graham County. Peter contemplates a district attorney post as potential better option than Vopgiers.
In Mancops county voters demand straight forward candidates. The speaker argues that men seeking office should announce themselves openly in local papers. Those who hide are unworthy of county Vetters support and will not receive it.
A fragmentary discussion examines the Cleveland letter of ace to show the author’s constrained expression and limited scope. The piece notes a lack of liberty and coherent thought, portraying the writer as an ordinary journalist after hard days and a debauch.
The writer urges citizens of the Territory and New Mexico to appeal to the President and Congress to remove Price who favors Indians over settlers. He argues for a single six year presidential term, warns campaigns hurt commerce, and notes capital retreat and hardship for the poor as elections paralyze business.
A letter from C E Datney of Tucson urges Hon. Freprice A Turrie to run for Delegate to Congress representing Arizona. Datney praises Turries legitimacy and asks support, offering to back the Republican ticket and step into active campaign work. A governor’s official reply from April 21 1884 cites refusal to consent to candidacy, citing current duties and private interests.
In Dewvur Indiana Aug 20 the body of William Whistler late Greely party member was exhumed under shade of a tree near the grave. Physicians, family, and reporters attended as bolts were loosened and the coffin filled with cotton. Remains showed severe decomposition with skin and hair identifiable, stomach contents noted. no official report will be released unless requested by government.
A correspondent thanks the recipient for views in the Citizen article and expresses gladness that Arizona interests are understood. The letter asks that at the Territorial Convention when it meets to nominate a Delegate, the leader of this letter be named for the position.
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