Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-05

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2S.-Ad-
 jutant General Captaia Thomas Ward
 First Artillery, will be appointed to ull
 the vacancy m the adIutant generals department, caused by death of Colonel Platt.
 SAS FRANCISCO, J1rc Charles Crocker, President of the Southern Pa- citic railroad company, said c. an Asso- ciated Press representative that the statement attributed to hIm ll an inter view as published in the morning pl- pers and te!egraphed east, that he could not borrow 2J cent on Southern Pacific bonds k absolutely false. He never said anything Oi the kind. Continuing he said: "I Hm lOan'ug money now on Southern Pacific collateral at 9O cents. They have never been refused in this market at that rate. Had l made any such statement as that 1t would have been suicidal, which k tO any one a proof of it's falsity. The Central Pacific Is now unembarrass6d. and will probably pay its employees this month tue same as before.
 WAsHISGToN, June 27.-The bill to segregate the Deer Greek Coal FielLs from the White Mountain Indian reser- vatiOn id Arizona has gone over till next session, through the action of Senator German and the influence of its OpVOa- ents. Donald Robb of Arizona has been pushing this measure since January and he is stlll confident of success. He says 1t will be among the first of the meas ures to be considered n December.
 CHcAGo, June 27.-The Evcnng Journals Washington special says: There is something Of a boom just now for General ROsecrans for tue second place. It IS urged that ROsecrans as second place man would be an excellent offset tO the strength of Blaine in Cali fOrnia and Oregon, that his record as a soldier would show well alongside that of Logan and that his standing as a friend of the laboring man would add greatly 10 hIs strength.
 WAsHIHGToN, June 27.-Senator Mill Ter Is confident that the Senate will pass the House bill stopping Chinese lmmi- grafton before the session is ended. He says in view of the fact that the Chicago convention declared SO positively in favor of the bill, all opposition has been removed.
 WAsHINGToS, June 27.-The Treasury has issued a call for ten million dollars of bonds.
 PARIS, June 27.-Aiter a Cabinet Council teddy the Government tele- graphed to General Willot to suspend the departure of troops from TOnquin. Admiral COrbet's squadron has been or dered to join the Naval division. Ad- miral Lespes IS commander of the French squadron in Chinese waters. Admiral COrbet will have a conference with PaternoteTe the French embassa- dor today now tn route to Tiutu from Hue. respecting the measures tO be taken for obtaining satisfaction from China for the affair at SangsOn.
 THE New York World seemed tJ be tickled in making the an- that two of the Presilen- tial sspirants had not endorsed Blaine in public address since the nomination, Senator Edmunds and Senator Sher- man. Tho World was in too much haste. A few nights after the nomination in Senator Sherman said, ID part: "I will support the nomination cheers of Bi7ina ani Logan as haartIiy 6s 1 have done those of Fremont and Lincoln and Grant and Hayes and Ga-- field Iapplause and this l would do, fe!lOw-cltIzens, even if they were less worthy, than 1 know them to be. i would do 1t for my own honor | have nO patience with any man who, for him self or any other person. would take his chances for success in a political con and when disappointed wOull seek to thwart the action of the con Blaine and Logan have been selected from among millions Of their cOuntrymen to represent, not them selves, but the Repubhcan party Of the | nitsd States. They represent the American Union, one and iudiyisiblc. snatched by war from the pC-ils Oi sgcCs- sion and disuniOn. They represent a strong National Government. able. | trust, in time not only to protect our citizens from foreign tyranny, but from local cruelty, intolerance and oPprCs siOn. They represent that party m this country V hich would scOrn tO obtain or hold power by depriying, by crime and fraud, more than a million men oi their equal rights az citizens. They represent that party that would give tO the labOFing men of the country the protection of our revenue laws against undue cOmpe- tition with foreign labor. They repre- sent the power achievements and aspI- ratious of the Republican party that for twenty-fOur years has been greatly trusted by the people, and m return has greatly advanced your country IL strength and wealth, intelligence, cour- age and hope. and in the respect and wonder of mankind. Every advance. every reform, every improvement, every protection, your lAborers building your your navy, the assertion Ot your sights as freemen, the maintenance Ot good money, d good dollar, good iu every land and worth a dollar ID gOld-all these objects that are desired must await the movements of the Republican party. It may be slow. but If yOu turn to the Democratic party you will always find it watching and waiting for the good steady citizens of olden time, grounded on the resolutions Of 'Jo apd the "times before the war; lt k said that Blaine k bold and aggressive, and that he will ui.s.rU-t the business interests of the country. | wou!t like to try such a President He might shake off some of tine Cobwcls of diplomacy and invite the attention of mankind to the existence or this cCuu try. There will always be Couservailsm enough m Congress and In the Demo cratic party Co hold m check even SO brilliant man 6s James c. Blaine. What we want now !s an American policy broad enough Co emLrace tEe continent and conservative enough to protect the rights of every man. poor as well as rich. and brave enough to do what is right. We want prOtection Co American citizens. and protection Go American labOrers. Q free vote and far count. an assertion Of ali the powers of government in doing what is right. lt IS because believe the administration of Blaine and Logan vii gIve us such policy, and that ] kuow the Democratic party Is not capable Of It. that ] now invoke your aid and promise yOu mine to secure the election Oi the Republican ticket. Cheers
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