Arizona political clashes and press response in Cochise county
The letter discusses 1890 Arizona political tension with references to James Weaver and James Field for president and vice president, Marcus A. Smith for Congress, and funding bond issues. It condemns propaganda and notes Republican pressure on federal office holders to back a Republican delegate, while criticizing Mickey Stewart and contrasting press stances in Tombstone and Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Republican Central Committee
Congress
L. A.herald
Phenix
Proaractor
Mickey Stewart
People’s Party
Maricopa County
Mickey
Peace Party
Omaha
Republican Platform Statement from Arizona Territory Convention
The Arizona Republicans in Prescott publish their platform endorsing the 1892 Minneapolis National Convention principles, backing the current national and territorial administrations, supporting silver coinage, urging statehood for Ariana, opposing convict labor, and calling for government ownership of railroads and telegraphs. They push Congress to survey and patent unsettled lands to increase taxable property and bolster westward development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Anzuns
Prescott
Anzona
Minneapolis
United States
Arwona
Ariana
Democratic Party of
Arizona
Democratic Party
West
Congress
Trent
Federal
Arizona Democrats Acknowledged for Statehood and Gold-Silver Coinage
The Arizona Democrats in convention reaffirm loyalty to Grover Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson, endorse free coinage of gold and silver, praise Arizona statehood efforts, call for rapid reduction of Indian lands held by few, oppose federal misuse, and back Representative Marcus A. Smith as Delegate in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Grover Cleveland
Adlai Stevenson
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Marcus A. Smith
Congress
Election Proclamation for Oriestal Cornet Choice
An election proclamation lists Third Ward corners and Fourth Ward protections as Home House. Names include Ales Wight George Miter and Hleneesy. Content reads as a damaged OCR draft outlining ward designations and candidate notes.
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Rank
Ales Wight
George Miter
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Tombstone Prospector
Saxpay Excertip
S.C. Bagg
People's Ticket
James B. Weaver
James G Field
Willcox Stockman
C.M. Bruce
Manly
Mr. Bruce
Cochise County
Stewart
Col. Herrin Major Montanten
Gov. Murphy
Mr. Smith
Joax A. Cockgnt
Cosmopolitan
Poenix Republican
Tombstone
G. Stewart
Coconino
Geo, Clufp, OF
Graham
Republican County
Legislative Council
W. Cheyney
Legislative Assembly
F. Nichols
A.C. Wright
JM. Pool
Jake Bowman
John Montgomery
Asessor
B.H. James
Fred, Herrera
Stabhle
R. Delong
Screeyer
H.G. Howe
J.P. McAllister
Chas. C. Warner
Justices of the Peace
G.H. Platt
E. Alvord
Constable
Frank Broad
Democratic Territorial
Mark A. Smith
Cochise
T. G. Norris
Democratic
C. M. Bruce
Mike Gray
J.H. Tevis
James Reilly
Scott White
M.D. Scribner
J. J. Patton
A. Wentworth
A.B. English
D. Monmonier
G.W. Bryan
W.K. Perkins
AL. Koska
J.G. Duncan
George Osborn
A. King
Arizona Mail & Stage CO
U.S. Mail
Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express
Fairbank
Nogales
Bisbee
All Point
South
Berson
East
West Teese
Montezuma — House
Leon Larrieu
Fairbank, Arizona
C.b.tarbell
Columbia Iron
Tor
Pco and Cigarn
A. Cohn & Bros
Allen Street
Fifth
Itomial Platform
L Democratic Platform
Demogratic
A. Cohn
Prev Fuss
Frank Hare
Councilman
P. B. Warnekros
C. Read
Police
Frank Ryan
Cucaco Gexeaat Sureny Co
Tomartowe
Mona
Sid City
Alayer
Ciruncllman
Secord
Third Streets
Carter CN
James Weick
Sonsons Genafame
York
Harry E Cook
Fekeeei Fetascn
Frank J. Wolcott
Gerke
Joe Burke
HC Sella
Alin
Futh
Fourth Ward
Protection Home
Wee Corbett
Dan Hanley
John Rock
John
E Bauer
City of
Lw, Smith
Virginia Hotel
Benson
Culinary Department
A. A. Castaneda
J.M. Castaneda
Perons
H. G. Hasselgreen
San Pedro River
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