Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
HOW THEY All TATK

HOW THEY ALL TALK.
 Baltimore American (Rep): Widow Buffers other name Is Auuty Monop- oly.
 Cincinnati Enquirer Dem: !: The New York Times Is the Grandmother Grunt of journalism.
 Philadelphia Call (Rep.): The Prohi- bitIon candidates cannot throw cold wa ter on Blaine and Logan.
 Boston Post tDem.): It is not thought that Blaine will be able to get up suiii- cient heat to melt the bolt.
 Philadelphia Press Rep.): Candidate St. John will run his campaign with h turbine wheel and water spout
 Pittsburg CommercIal- C Gazette (Rep.E Cleveland Is the boss know-nothing Of this Presidential campaign.
 Milwaukee Evenlng Journal: A Pres idential election Is the only game of chance where head and taIl both win or lose.
 Cincinnati Sun CRep.): George Will liam Curtis Independent party IS strong ly suggestive of a one-legged man enter ing foot race.
 Philadelphia Press (ReP.D: When the Democrats strike General Grant for comfort in their fight against Blaine he gives it to them out of refrigerator. It is very cold.
 Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Rep It is not well to treat the Independents harshly. Ii will not be long before most of them will be coming back to their old Republican home, with peas in thell shoes and penitential tears m theil eyes.
 Cleveland Herald lRep): Somehow the New York "Dependent' journals car not get over Blaine's letter. On one point they appear to agree. It was too long. But none of the critics car show where an unnecessary word or si 'cnct or paragraph was used.
 Paris (France) American Register The platform of the Democratic Iarty i, singular combination of denunciltion contradictions and plagiarism, illustrat ing the oft-repeated fact that the policy of this party is 10 have no policy, ana its principle to have no principle.
 New York World (Dem): There j, frankness. sincerity, and honesty ID al that MT. Cleveland says His brie speech may well be characterized 6s ''i platform in itself" At an early day Vt shall have from the governor a forma letter of acceptance. in which the issue. will be discussed at greater length.
 Indianapolis Journal Repl: MT Hendricks was probably not the worst man in the country during the rebellion there were a few others who Gid nor, against the government: but to repre- sent him as close, particular friend and contidante of Mr. LIacoin during that period Is bald and dIsG Gls;ing uon sense.
 New rk Times Ind.c Itis an ad vantage to Governor Cleveland that hi. political career hss never ID the siighies; degree been identified with the record of the Democratic party in its disgrace ful departure from what be assumes tC Io its "uudo rlyinu nrinciple=.' be has had nothing to do with itC mistakes oi its corruption.
 In answer to the question of a core spondent the New York Sun admits tha. measured by the standard of great mel Cleveland is not qualified for the Presi dency. He Is financially honest and strong willed, but "he does not possess the talent. breadth or activity of mind the penetrating intellect, the knowledge or the experience of affairs which ar, requisite in filling up the category ot q high order of qualifications" Ina; will do for one day.
 The Inter Ocean: Delegate Bragg, oi Wisconsin. qualified hIs name when IL his speech supporting Cleveland in the convention he said, Let the Irish gor The gentleman may have notced that they are taking advantage of his kind advisory permission, and are going. S Is the Democracy.