The Arizona sentinel., 1884-08-30
RUNNING COMMENTS.

in Tucson, and the animal ]!
 bucking them sick at the stom
 ach.
 The Star is leaning toward.
 Wise for Congress. Better straigh.
 ten out, old man, for Arizona'
 seat in that body will never b.
 filled by such an ass.
 Johnny Behan 'captured tht
 Democratic primaries in Tomb
 stone. Although the SENTINEL's
 hopes are all for whoever may be
 the Republican candidates, new
 ertheless Behan made 8 very
 good Sheriff formerly, and would
 have made a better one had the
 law-abiding citizens given him
 proper support.
 Republicans In all the counties should endeavor to elect members of the Territorial Council. It is of the utmost importance to the party that it shall hold a majority of that body, and it will he better
 for the Territory that the council he of the same political complex ion as the Governor, for many reasons. Appointments can then
 be made without clash by reason of a failure or refusal to confirm.
 Harry Woods and Chief of Po- lice Coyle engineered the Demo cratic primaries in Tom bstone. They are both shrewd manipu- lators, and, although the Repub- licans will undoubtedly carry that city, still Woods and Coyle are doing their best duty to their party when they support so good a man as John H. Behan. Dem ocrats of Cochise county can do no better than nominate MT. Woods for the Legislature.
 Duncan and Wardwell are op- posed to each other in race for the nomination. by the Dem. ocrats of Cochise county, for Coun- cilman. Both these gentlem ,n were members of the last Legis- lature in the lower House. The former proved himself to be an honest and capable gentleman. while the latter's conduct stamp ed him nothing greater than an ignorant, blatant, hypocritical and promise breaking tdemagOgue. AS usual, the Democratic Conven- tion at Tom bstone will rise to it's opportunity by nominating the fool.
 Judging from the result of the Democratic primaries in Maricopa it appears that there will, probably, be change of county officers in that region. Bakers vanity has evidently been made use of by means of congressional and he has run of the track. Being of small calibre the fall won't hurt him much. The vote given for A. D. Lemon showed a most thorough appre- citation of him hy the good people of PeeniX -45 out of possible 4l6. Dr. w. w. Jones received every vote but one.
 IT is runIored that Van Arman has drawn out of the fight for Congress, and that Yavapl county proposes to substitute the name of c. c, Bean. We hope the report Is without foundation. Mir. Van Arman is gentleman possessing, in an eminent degree, the quail itIes necessary in the making up of good delegate. MT. Bean is fit, and the SENTINEL, in the belief tha. there cannot be too much first class material pre- sented for the choice of the Re- publican convention, would also like To see him enter into com petition for the nomination.
 Browder'5 argument that he is none the less DemOdrat by be- longing to the Citizens and Tax payers party is the veriest bosh on earth. He is a member of the Democratic Central Committee. but as memper of the other or ganizatlOn he claims the right to vote for Republican. Literally, in other words, he is f1rst-class renegade. We say to the Repub- f