Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11
EDITORIAL EoTEs.

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 THERE Is nothing to be gained by | twisting the lions tail, before the ra- tions are in sight.
 THE best way is to grapple potatoes from your own patch, unless your neighbor's dog is tied up.
 THERE is such thing as young men making themselves entirely too fresh on short acquaintance, in a new country.
 THE Democrats will have a Piumei Knight; i. will be the knight after the election and he will be plumed in mourning.
 SHAW looks blue, he now begins to realize that the principal clements of his popularity were expended in the canvass two years age.
 CANDIDATES for peace officers who disturb the peace, wall be very apt to secure the votes ot the people. The people want order, instead of violence.
 Mss BELvA 4. LOCKWOOD is in favor of higher plane of morals in rresi- dential candidates. Grover Cleveland, however, still favors the horizontal bill.
 IT is sad that Lestherwood will begin to repair his water pipes at an early day. But Le will hardly get all of the breaks mended before election day.
 THE Democratic candidates are loath to leave town for fear some one may pronounce an eulogy before Strauss committee, on the "dear old party and they may not hear It.
 BEN BUTLER has put Thomas 4. Hen dricks sore toes in hot water, but 1t IS doubtful whether the treatment will have any beneficial effect on the old gentleman's understanding.
 THOMAS HUGHEs Is a man in whom the voters of Pima county place their trust. He Is the Republican nominee for treasurer, and will poll as many votes as any man un the ticket.
 VoTE for G. W. Brown, IT. c. Rollins E. W. Rlsley. Eugene W. Aram and J. G. HIlzinger Tor Representatives They are the frst choice for the places, and will be credit to Pima county.
 SHAW and Morouey have gone so Nogales to hear Heads speech on finance, and what Jones knows about teaching school. There is nothing ike keeping posted on the main issues.
 F. ". RIsLEy. candidate for the leg islature on the Republican ticket, is 2 representative young republican. fall oi snap and activity, is well qualified. and just sucn a man as we need to fiji the office.
 THERE are more ways of killing ! dog than choking it 10 death with butter. Sawdust is not so silck perhaps, l but IS cheaper and answers the purpose. l All the Democrats use sawjnst. They 1 are reformers.
 THOMAS CORDS, our candidate for the l council from Pima county is a man of | character who can be trusted. No bel ter selection could have been made. and l the electors of Pima county will so decide at the polls.
 C. c. STEPHENS is the man who Is | best qualified to i'll the position of joint-councilman from the southern counties. He is an able lawyer, fluent and forcible speaker, who will make the fur fly from his would be opponent.
 THE Star claims that Head will be elected by 1,4GO majority. If we re- member rightly, it was thIs sane Star that made the statement that Head was l6 feet high. It is safe to say the former statement Is as near tine truth as the latter
 THE organ of the Democratic party Is the biographies Of some Of the leading Democrats for county offices. To-day's issue gives the record of Judge Wood and Ben. H. Hereford. But for some reason, we suppose, the very latest act Of their records was not published.
 "IT Is never too late to mend" re- marked an ancient sage. But the Democratic party after 2i years of have got their old ship Tn worse condition than when they first began. We would advise them to give her old hull a coat of coal tar, and see if that won't hide some of the imperfec- ] tens. I
 TIE Democrats dread the promised 7isit of c. c. Bean to southern Arizops They recognize that Head has made ( -ery sorry canvass, and fear the result T ,f actlve intelligent work such 8s Mr. Bean is capable of performing. The I miners, prospectors and ranchmen are c III in favor of Bean. The Mormons may t ,e for Head. ST. JOHN, the apostle of temperance, night better have looked after his own ons and made temperate useful citi- ems of them, instead of frantically eo- ng around the country preaching ;o ther people. He reminds us of some 7omen, who can see the shortcomings | f their neighbors' children, while their q VII roam tie streets at will. TIE Democrats of Hickman and Lewis { ounties, Tennessee. are driving the | Iormons out of the country. Here in i Arizona they are batting them on tLe Q ack and asking them to vote-for Head, Ii or Congress. They are giving aid and b omfort to these polyGamists now, will a hey turn upon them presently aud end them as their Democratic friends D Tennessee are doing? We shall see. O HE Democratic papers of the East c