Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-27
Editorial and MisceIl Ilaneous Items.

Every man of intelligence. who has
 children ts educate, and who heard C.M. Strauss, attempt to make speech at the court house, will vote for Hon. Thos. Cordis. The latter is an educated gen.
 tleman, and being educated himself has an appreciation of the value of an educa- ton. Mr. Strauss may he and we be
 Iieve is gentleman, but by no means an educated ore. No one, who heard his merciless butchery Of the Eoglish lan-
 guage. both as to pronunciation and con-
 strLc'ion of rt.nces, would for a
 moment charge him w;th being such. If
 we are to have superintendent of pub
 lie instruction, le, us have . man of
 education, one who IS abreast with the
 times in the natter of the better educa-
 ion of our youth, Ctherwise it is worse than a farce. Such a man is Hon. Thos.
 Cordis. while his opponent nei.he, by
 education nor a proper appreciation of
 whst is required of an educator is in any
 sense qualified for the position.
 The Cou'i,r stl! refuses to give ex-
 Gov Title creoir for his recommenda- ions co the Indian question and writers for that paper continue to fakify the facts by r,,:erstins that his recommendations
 or the removal of the Apache
 Indians were not embooi.d in Secre- tiy Llmar's report U congress. We cannot see where any capital can be
 made w.th fair-ninded people by con tnuous and .tltied misrepresentation of he most eIt-rprislng and pub i,-spin.ed citizen of northern Arizona who is cor tiaually labo,iag for .1e advancement of the territory and of the locality in which he lives both by hIs industry and the liberal expenditure of money. And we cannot see how hi, det-acto-s expect to be benefited by such work.
 The Star, wth gravity ,hst almost approaches solemnty asserts tha, not a single i=j-rsl oii :ill in Arlzon, a, all int.rfered m a democratic conver,ion this fail Why. bi's, your infinitessimal sou! Tom Parish, governor d. ficto of Arizona, run the whole democratic territorial convention with hls Ii tie proai.s, and dictated its platform and got in Zul,ck endorsement, that even the Star could not swallow. Don't ig. nore the b,s Joss of the democratic party of Arizona and Sonora, little Star. Whats the matter with Bill Oury?- Citizen
 Whata bur!esque it would be On our educational institutions, and on the pub lie schools of our territory, should Mir. Strauss be elected superintendent of public instruction, to hear the chief ffi- ger of our educsti,nal department speak of '',ust!tuting an institution" and of he "leglslatur" of the territory, and ot "aleenestion" (tor aiienstior). as well as many other glazing mistakes. The edu- cation of our children is an impOt,nt matter and only those who are qualified should be in,rusted ~i;h the of our educational fast tu. lions. Such a man is Hon. Tnos CorGi:.
 The people Of this territory. if they eleet majority ot democrats to the mex eg'sla,ure will find to their sorrow that | he much talked of economy, boa.t.d ot y democratic organs is a very costly axury. When the tills, for campaign md ether expenses, which are now hung ID in the governors office for insertion n the next appropriation till come to ,h. they will find that the economy of he administration is of the "spgo,-5ung- Iole" order. 1
 Wrong again. The JouRNAL-MINER i'd not say that "All Cllifornians were 'vorab'e 10 Chinese cheap labor" It aii a'"a majority of the people were avorable to Chinese labor," q: the ii ne he Borllngame ,resty was agreed to. and lat the question was no, then a party sue. Do not mis-quote please.
 The pe'ple vii not allow an approp- sti' 'n to be made to pay attorneys fees 'inting and other expense. attending e attempt of Gov. Zullck's appointees P
 oust the legal Asylum directors ny lawyers or printers who expect to V t money that way may as well abandon 3 idea.