Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-13
CAMPAIGN CHAT


 Indianapolis Journal Rep.): It wont be long until the Democratic party is ready to swear that it never did like tbe Irish, anyhow.
 Burlington Hawkeye Rep.): Carter hsrrlson wants to protect the laborer, not the manufacturer. H'ml Carter has always been a good friend of the hard. working gamblers.
 Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Rep.): Now even MT. Hendricks proposes to make the round of the fairs and shake hands with the farmers. He should avoid wool-growing districts.
 Cleveland Leader (Rep.): The differ ence between Republicanism and Dem. ocraey IS the same as the difference be- tween right and wrong, progress and retrogression, light and darkness.
 New York Commercial Advertiser (Rep.): We hear of Democrats as well as Independents in all directions who have been converted to the support of MT. Blaine by the speech lately made ID Brooklyn by Mir. Carl Schurz.
 Denver Tribune Rsp ): Mir. Cleve- land thinks one term m the White House is enough for a man. The people think that one is too much for some men. Mir. Cleveland will understand what they mean later in the campaign.
 Detroit Post (Rep.): The Democrats Of Michigan are vainly hoping that some miracle wIll enable them to elect Be- gole, and not one of them wastes a word on the national candidates. They don't care whether Cleveland is removed from their ticket or not.
 St. Louis Globe Democrat (Rep.): The speech of Governor Oglesby at Rockford on Wednesday was an excellent illustra- ton of the power of native eloquence. With little of the polish derived from the schools, there was a force of state ment that carried with it the conviction that the speaker was in earnest and in- tended his hearers to be so, too.
 New York Sun Dem): The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks says a candidate for the Presidency should be judged by his public record, and met by an old and exploded private slander."
 This is true assuming that the mat ter under consideration is a slaDder and is exploded.
 But suppose it is true and is admitted to be true by the other party?
 Buffalo Commercial Advertiser (Rep.): And not only in foreign countries but here in the United States-in certain portions of the Republic-Mr. Cleveland Is also showing his Republican rival a clean pair of heels. Especially k this the case in Utah. "In Utah." We are informed by no less an authority than Bishop Hart, of the Mon church, now in New York, "Mr. Cleveland Is much admired"
 New York Herald (Ind.): "A great outpouring occurred m Union Square last night, as predicted by the Butler organs. but it came fir m heaven instead of the abodes of communists. Ih~re were about twenty-five people present, but General Butter was not one of them. He has grown so much wiser since Evacuation Day that he now knows enough to go in when 1t rains.
 New York Mail and Express (Rep. J: The truth IS that NIT. Davenports array of testimony connecting with the efficient work of damaging Garfield by the Mercy forgery the same officers of the Democratic National Committee who are its officers now, has rendered ''the policy of silence" necessary. It IS too late to retire Bsrnum and his CO., operators in making forgery efficient Discussion would be dangerous. Much discussion would be fatal. So the word Hush" has been tent out iu all direc- tions.