Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

- 'o AuStIla and Was Is.
 spoken of for Secretary of tbc ,si ,elsi
 For time the family lived in Cal;,leaV ,aaV!!
 where the General owus a lsrge ',,..O,l i..1. li'
 land. Miss Beale has been one '''S. ', O'
 most popular belles in socjaI o. ~, tae
 here. ''i clEil-;
 NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-The foirou.
 NIT. Illden's response to the cororl:.. r,l;s li
 of tLe National Democratic con-"-., ,,'--..'ee
 conveying to him the resolution, oI II..10n. .' ..
 body: VI '-a'
 GEATsToNE, Oct. 6. 1,N,
 To the Chairman and Gen.i.,,.li'
 the COmmlttee:-I thank won f-- -.'I l. o'
 kind terms h which you have co.--. Y, .-e
 n'cated the resolutions coucarpi,.--- '----' '-'
 adopted by the late Democratic Vat7, ne convention. | share your co-,,.o.. ',.J-'..
 that reform ID the administra,io1 oJ i..-' .i-
 federal government, which k on- -. que '-e
 national want, and IS indeed ess.p,,sI sie-'
 the restoration and preseryatIon Ds ~ '2
 government itself, can only be scb;..-5 'A5 through the agency of tLe daroa--'e GU
 party and by the instaliinr of ;,s' 'e-1''t e-'
 sentative as Chief Magistrate os 7tI5' t., | United States. The noble b,..,-'A5 'A5
 traditions of the Democratic r--,,- -o'.,a! 4. | principle III which It Was edpcs.s' 'ly
 tO which 1t has ever been in -'- tT'- ..- a-4
 faithful, its freedom from corru9t i-+,.. '--3.l
 ences, which grow up in the Droi,r--i ,-,''',
 possession of power, and tie nst,,-s 7-s'G I,
 the elements which constitute ii ,I1 ''''e o.. .'
 tribute to qualify 1t for thai r,,...-I -',' .---
 The opposite character Is thai yz1;.i' .,,''..'
 taches to the Republican parfy ,li
 makes It hopeless to expect tba, ,r..
 party will be able to give batfe- ,-a ,---'
 ernment than the debasiur svsta.s,
 abuses which during its a-cepdsror VI
 infected official and political Fse Y: ne. i.'
 country. The Democratic party hal ;.9
 origin III the efforts of tLe r6-s .5
 vanced patriots of the revcI!trg, Y, -4- ! sist the perversion of our goverrroa,., from the ideal contemplated bv ,ners- pie. Among its conspicuous foupts,.
 are Benjamin Franklin and Thous.Ja, fersOn, John Hancock Of Massachu,st.. George Clinton and Robert l.. I.iyir, stOn of New York, and George WvtFa
 and James Madison of Nirgiula. ari from the election of lIr. Jefferson s.
 President iH ls,D, for sixty years ,le Democratic party mainly directed ou- national policy l. extended the bound. ares Of the republic and laii the ioUp. datiOn of all our national crestn-.. and pure system of domestic aIui,. istration. On the other hand the r-. publican party has always been tonil. ated by the principles which favor Is-. islatlOn for the benefit of particul.- classes at the expense of the body of tb. people. The republican party Is largely made up of those who live by the!rWi,5 and who aspire in politics Co the a vantages of the rest of mankind. similar to those whose daily lives are deyotelio securing in private business The deuu. cratic party consists largely of ;Lo,s who live largely by the work Of ;as- hands and whose pOlitica. action governed by the sentiment CT Ima-.l ation of Its results. Then the demo cratic more readily than the republican party can be moulded tO the supy0-. Cf reform by measures which iuvclys a sacrifice of selfish interest. The uds pensab'e necessity of our times s a change of ninistratIOn in tLe sle.t executive offices of the country. TLsu my judgment can only be accomplI,lei by the election of the democratic caul,- da:es for president and vice p-esller!.
 (Signed) SAMUEL J. TLuEy. To R. II. Henry. Chairman. & E..
 Smalley and other of tLc special
 committee of the DemOcrat.c Na-
 tioual Committee.
 JACKSONVILLE, Miss, Oct. At s of the Republican executive committee to-day a letter was read 'rg4 the chairman of the Greenback party fusion of Greenbacker7 and Ol the electoral ticket lie were to have five and the Greenbackers four. The committee rs- fused. There Is a rumor that there vl- be . change in the Butler and Wr,. electoral ticket of Mississippi by a s-l stitutiOn on the electoral ticket Of J. ! vice Governor Alc0rn. wa. refused tO serve; s. T. Jackson, wee J. N. Carpenter. who refused to serve. Its 'Our Republican candidates for Congrts. were present. The session was he'd with closed dOofs. Other business of al nature was transacted.
 CAIRO, Oct. 7.-M. Barrere, French agent has received a telt- gram stating that M HerbIn, French consul at khartOum was killed and a; he same time Colonel Stewart and hi, party were massacred by Arabs.
 MACON, Mo. Oct. 7.-The Republican State convention in opposition to the ( fusiOuists. met and nominated icr governor Adam Guita; lieutenant governor, Theodore Bruere; secretary o' State, N. c. Burch; State auditor, Ben J. M. Prentiss, of Harrison; State Chas F. Harwood.
 SAN fRANCIsCo, Oct. Ex-GOvernor Sec. c. Perkins has been informed by Alao, of one of the MrN- an states, that the latter has succeeded n obtaining the requisite capital to es- ablish lines of steamers to Mexico, one rom VancOuver's Island and Puget sound, and another from China. lte principal object of both lIGes Is to take jhIuese labOrers to Mexico.
 SENECA FALLS, x. T., Oct N-Cien IOhn E. Murray, while receiving a bar- Ter for the Plnmed Knights, last even ng, was stricken with apoplexy, and he'd this evening. Gen. Murray vas al Grand Army man, auj one f the Origlnators of the decoration Jay. te led the first procession that marched O martial music to strew flowers uPCl olGIers graves.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. st has tt-- eclded to hold the next interna'i0la of locomotive engineers 9 Jew Orleans in October. 1885.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S.-The wires sg own east of Ogden and the Iept-.s elayed in consequence.
 CHICAGO, Oct. S-A storm on Lasa lIchigsn last night blew down a sDa.. hauty m which the laborers emp.oysl l the inlet cf the lake tunnel at Ht-s ark were lodged. It was set on paes l the lake about a mile from the shore here were l6 men in all employed D be inlCt, and by the carrying away G he shanty they were left c!iugIag @ ue stringers on the beam Iu a r.s' erIlous position. One man tal-' shore on plank near south Cuicl;a nd 1t k feared the others have trt-. rowned. The life saving cr.r have one tO the rescue.
 ROME, Oct. -Intelligeucc has tas. ,ceived of a cyclone on the i-..ni - icily. Trees were uprOOtet. estroyed, twenty persons killed -l- ity injured.