Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-15

contest with simply offices st stake or on
 war issues or sectional issues which are
 dead. Noportion of the Anglo-Ssxon race in the country willever consent to negro equality, social or political, where he may be in numerical sseendancy, and the rest of the country will have to
 come to understand this, and the sooner
 the better. Do you suppose all the
 power of the United States could ever
 make the people of the Pacific coast
 tolerate Chinese, supposing the latter
 were naturalized and outnumbered the | whites? IL is always an impolitic ques-
 ton. Force, and greatest force, is always bound to get the supremacy the ballot simply represents certain forces, and If
 it does not represent greater force 1t
 amounts to nothing. Realizing that
 they are the greater force, morally, in
 tellectuslly and physically, the whites of the South will never respect the ballots
 of negro majOrities. Whom do you
 favor for the republican nomination next
 yesrY No one particularly. There are half a dozen good men from among whom to choose. think President Ar thur is thoroughly acceptable. The feel ing on the Pacific coast in regard to this question is not as yet matured,
 PITTsBURG, Dec. 10.-A dispatch from Collinsvills says that roughs stoned Mrs. Lsngtry's car as it passed through that place last evening.
 NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The Austrs- lian bark Josif arrived yesterday from Cape Town, South Africa. She left Cape Town October l5, as ss part ot her freight has g ostriches all of which reached here alive. The birds will be taken to an ostrich fspn near San Diego Gal. Ja
 DENVER, Col, Dec. 11.-C. P. Crsw- ford, banker at Silver City, \. M., was attached this morning for s40,0O0. The | Grant Co. Bank. also Silver City bank closed, and assignees have been sp- pointed.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Evening Post announced that Carl SohurE has dissolved connection with that paper in consequence of serious difference in opinion between himself and sssoclRtes concerning the treatment of important public question in its editorial columns.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Times New York special says: korrlson, Jay Gould's private secretary is in danger of beng committed to jail in New York by Judge Van Brundt. He claims that he IS unable to produce certain books of Conner < Co. which are needed in the elevated railway case.
 WHEELING, Dec. IL.-Big Bill Kinny was acquitted of murder at West Union yesterday, but was taken from the jail by a mob and hanged last night. It IS reported the mob started for ClArksburg, where a cousin of kinny's is in jail, con- victed of manslauRhter. with the inten- ton of hanging him also.
 WAsHINGrOS, Dec, ll.-Up to last night, in the call of the States in House, has reached eight hun dred and twenty-four bills and resolu- tions introduced, an average of seven for each member. A bill has been in- troduce6 by Belford, (rep.,) of Colorado, to regulate interstate railway traffic, and for a department of the in- terior consisting of three commissioners to be appointed by the President, with a salary of s10,0O0 eash and expenses.
 Sumner, (dem,) of California, in- troduced his government postal tele- graph bill
 Representative Willis, of Kentucky, received and will lay before the House 8 number of petitions from destillers, bankers and merchants asking extension of the bonded period for two years upon all destilled spirits remaining in destil- leries and warehouses on December first.