The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25

The railroad from Yuma is to % forth immediately into tie heart of our great territory. The railway maenates in the East are beginning to cast iealons eva in tols direction, and Arizona is attractino more attention just now than any terr,tory or section Tn the United States.
 Sidewalk political speeches are numerous. IL Is surprising how many unknown orators we have m Prescott. Fitch and Bob Inper- soil arc nowhere when compared to the Prescott heavy lunged orators. that live. work, and are willing to spout or even die for their man. 'Rah for Woolsey.
 In the early times when the Indians held the right of way to every avenue in the Territory, Col. WOOlsey helped to open the doors and he was praised for his good deeds. Do not forget past acts of vaior and kind nsss, but show your appreciation by casting your vote for him on the 9th oi November.
 J. II. Behan, we learn, nas come out in MohaVe County, as a candidate for the Assembly in direct opposition to Yavapai County. It is more than likely that the Prescott people will be calling on Woolsev again to come to the rescue. He helped us once and will do so again.
 Woolsey is gaining ground all over the Territory, and will be the next delegate. He Is the most competent man in the iield for the position. He never allows his brain to become mudded from the effects of ben zine, therefore always knows just where he stands and what he is doing Can as much be said of the other candidates.
 We deny the charge ofhaying slandered John G. Campbell, and more than all, we do not intend to. If we cannot elect Col Woolsey on gentlcmanly grounds, then we say, and WOoiscy agrees with us, let him go by the board. A man should be elected on hls merits and not on the Gemeriis of his opponents. The office should seek the man and the man not the office.
 Majer Ben c. Truman called at the MINER office this afternoon and informed us that he would look thoroughly into our mail wants before leaving the territory | The Major was here about eleven years ago, and expresses himself as delighted with our many Improvements, great advance ments, ard is satisfied that Arizona has a bright future.
 WHIPPLE PARK AssOCIATIoN.-Thi Club has taken rooms in the building on GurlCy | SutGb III tllc rear b1 lllc DiitA bl LAIiLDls, formerly the Enterprise office. The meet 1 ing advertised for tomorrow evening at the Cabinet Club rooms, will be he'd at the rooms of the Whipple Park Assoc'ation instead of the Cabinet Members will rlease make note of this fact and be on hand promptly, as important business will be transacted at the meeting.
 w. \. Kelly, of Kelly < Stephens, re- turned fast evening by stage, from a trip 10 San Francisco, where he went to pur- chase goods for their store, They have l large and very complete invoice of goods in their line now cn route, all carefully se- lecteG, by NIT. Kelly in person, with eSpec- ial reference to the demands of the trade in Yavapai county. This is doubtless the most extensive and varied stock Cf variety and fancy goods, books. stationary, holiday goods, etc, etc, etc, ever purchased for the Arizona market. They are enlarging their store, adding l2 feet 10 its width, and when their new goods arrive it will present tue appearance of regular city bazaar.