Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08

temporary should demonstrate to the "star-eyed goddess of libeIty" that sh- don't know "who she am"
 Republican managers express hopes of carrying some of the southern states at the coming election. There are, how ever. no grounds for basing such hope at present. Should inc democrats of the north succeed m th7r efforts to con vince the country that the republican platform means free swhi ky 1t might result in breaking the soldity of the south.
 Democratic ingenuity has been hard pushed for campaign embems. The red bandana d.d not prove an inspiring emblem, and now the bosses have de clded 10 have the American fig inserted in the center and corners of it, in hopes ot capturing the soldiers votes. Another courterfeitlrg aCdge of the democracy Is an imitation grand army button made as { Cleveland badge.
 Bradstreets Commefciai Agency, says that lin view of the possibility of wool being placed or the free list TO buying for future consumption IS anticipated. A great deal of wooen machinery IS idle for repairs and orders." The tariff agita- tion s responsible, accctding to this, foI the stagnation ard depression In the wool trade No one will accuse com mercial agency of nisrer5 esening facts for political purposes
 Brother Blgg, proprietor of the Tomb stone Pr0-pectof. IS realizing that the pathway of the rio mer is th0rny one For daring to criticise the official al of a jldge, he IS now lying in jIl serving out a 300 days sentence in default of fine of $500 for q -four bit" contempt 0! cour. Ii the board of supervisors would do the fair thing they would take the amount necessary to pay this fine from the extra salary they are pay ing Judge Barnes.
 The following telegram would lnoi- cate thst AIIssour'> covernor is about 10 bow before England, Ia Clover. Gov ! ernor Morehouse has receved tel, graphic advice that papers have been for waTded nm from the British govern ment, through the state department asking further respite for Maxwell, lhe condemned murderer Of PreIler. Max wells attorneys say the condemned mans father secured the request of the | British government, and clam that teS- t'mony has been developed that vii save Maxwell.
 General Sheridan IS dead. His COT : dIiIon was apparently improved up tc within an hour of his death, when heart i troubles reappeared carrying the gal ] lant soldier off very suddenly. It were | useless to attempt to write biographlca sketch of the deceased which would dC him justice His life has been SC | closely interwoven with the history Oi the country, that 1t would be impossible to give one without the other. In hi'
 death the country loses one If the bes' and bravest officers Of its army that has | ever had the honor of commanding It. While our democratic friends art
 shouting about the "lFee whisky" pla
 in the republican platform, why don
 they give us free sugar to sweetenit with O., why don't they give us taste of fre'
 rice l. it because these articles are th' product of the scld democratic sOuit
 that a duty of Go per cent on the former
 and 100 per cent on the latter. IS main
 tained while the scapel ot tariff reform i
 applied wholly to northern products? NeT I fly, verlly such IS the case. A southerr
 democrat can afford to be a free trade
 so long as protective tariff IS kept CT
 his products.
 l The London Times, having lette
 from President Cleveland in its posses
 sion, after quoting passages from I
 edrorlslIy says; 'It would hardly |,
 possible 10 put the free trade case more
 clearly CT more strongly. The areu-
 ment which Cleveland used are those
 which Golden used to employ 45 year:
 ago, and which any English free trade
 would employ now They are purely free trade arguments. and, as such, VI are glad to see Cleveland using them
 though sorry for the popular infatua tion which makes Il dangerous to give l them their right name"
 When Cleveland blufcrs offered bets of two to one on Grover and found TIC takers. t was cited by democratic papers as straw indicating which way the political wint vas biOviag. Now that it Is apparent that old time democrats are stampeding from the party of free trade to the support ot Harrison and Morton 1t signifies nothing according 10 the Boston Herald, q democratic organ which says And now the bets have changed from to l on Cleveland to 0 to on Harrison. All of which goes to show that betting IS mighty poor in- dex O: the drlft of public opinion on tie presidential question.
 James A. Whitney, ot New York, the well-knOwn lecturer and profound stu dent, has announced himself for Harri-
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