The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-01
1Hz NEW PRESIDENT.
Wla- Ire Be s-sCspers Have - Say About
 CSs-f.---z Ar-E1r.

We are not disposed, therefore. to utter one wo,d against Alr Arthur, or to predict that he y-i.i do this or that injurious thing. We assGEe that he Las, by recent events, be,u thoroughly solemnized and Is prepared to enter uFou his responsibilities with sin C=T- desire to do the best he can.-Courier- Journal
 General Arthur Is g man of commanding aplear5uce. over six feet in height and pro- plIt5 u.-ciy broad. He is well educated, l.-d !ls sec-.l advantages have done much ;og him. Rg Is recognized as a gentleman uy ias-e. and culsrtr, and Vc trust that --..a .-l.. hay .c fully sustained by hls -. -' -ls.aaa,i 5al-tte-
 have never s.ia one word iulpuening c Ga-i taIa.s L.apr or integrity as a .-,l .a. . r.l...a-u but le was not III l.-.v 't iI- views oI the admins a.-..a l. tt. ureu@-c.ce1t cf the Custom H...-. E.fr .,oult not perhaps have recommended Is .um,u2tiou, yet 1 would y.-a Ir L.u .r- file Irss.ue:,: a million t:.t, r- y.- [ y5glG vote for W. H. Eng : lIsI.-Jo!u sherman.
 The new President is entitled to the COZ t-s1-e oT tie American people lie IS a 1 llaI os ability aHJ integrity, and ofappr1sed ! P1l.Jti-m. i.e presumption Is that he 1 ai.i uuyve upon his duties with the firm de te:A.instira to carry out, n all essential ! particulars .Ie principles and policy lEdI- ca:ed iy h:s Hiustrious predecessor m hls i inaugural address httle over SIX months ago. Columbus tOhio) Jourial.
 1 honestly and fully believe that General ! Arthur vii! take up the good work begun ! by General Garfield, and that he will carry 1 tht. good work through 1 anticipate no i decided change. II. indeed a change Gt all. ! N Iaan well acquainted with GeueFal Ar l thur will need to be informed that he pcs scsse7 al! the administrative and executive ability necessary to make good President anu II every sense successful one.-COl- i lector R"beltso:, of N. I.
 Sadly We may deplore the Presidents ! i.ul taking otf, We feel assured that no one will have occasion to distrus. the unseltish patriotism of him who und,r the provisions of the Constitution IS called upon to sue ceed hiu. Patriotic, public spirited, ex- pericnced in public affairs, he will bring to ! the administration of the government pur- 1 pose as pure and hioh as any man that has Gi.yt ;.e Presidential chair, ,-Sprln3ic.d . G...J Journal.
 CenrIai Artaur is d man of peculiar gen ,iosiJy ot na.ure and delicacy oi feelily. and he will, therefore. be especially q', cE L. Iai,,.--c:.tc .tc 'he deep responsibility oi It's p"-
 sicjau ..-- ,.-i." ls oLe which c..,.> :p- na ci.@, au. 70 s'f.iu criticism; l. IIpeis
 i,. 4.. .-. a.uaiy sympathy aad cu, d.r.-
 ton oi al Leu oi .l-trl.i is'nce and 1. ling. l, Is not the time to recall past mistakes Or
 [, insist upon any h'Ish interpretation oi
 aos> v aicA G,ay hr O -u ,r question. He Is orr l'.,.;5 :. u.1l, such by awful ca..:r-
 iry va,-. has ,H.s-.neI r.e hearts of all
 a,.t c.-.7-.s We uL earnestly desire the
 s.e--.s ol l.,i -iaGss ration, none mure sJ
 rha. those ~ a. have d.> greed with h!u
 Nc a.- a. rsaly to support aud assist him
 ia ,le ,...-..v J..>s ws.en has deyolyca upon l... t1 ts... e,,.a r.-c tar r-rgb.l- sltil rc-
 ..i,e uo te,.t.:.si.t IA ,.I,s sorIuwIui apu:. .-
 N-r l,,h Tribune.
 1T. arf1u. is a gentleman in his manners,
 ug. .ly. ouscqGiOus nor arrogant. His bear lng i, uaIly and such as to preprsscss in a.s favor a!l whom he meets. Truth in
 speech aad HGe.jtvro hi. friends and his en-
 gaaemests form a part oi his character. He
 has tact and common souse. Or the three
 former ' lce Presidents Uho have succeeded
 tul1g-t the death ot the Incumbent to the
 Presidency, ae bears more resemblance L.
 tn.lalJ Fillmore than t. Tyler cr J hnson. IT. greatest objection, hy far that can be
 brought against My. Arthur. is yhe fact that
 .. va, warm and earnest supporter of
 Ggu.... Grant for a third term. New York
 san.