Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-05
OUR BROOKLYN LETTER.
Brooklyn Aunl 2S 1888

clear-cus and Glibly uttered charges sgains, Gov. Hill have naturally attire cl- ed much attention, bat it appears to mske very hi;le difference ;o the general public whether these ch rges gre trus CT talse. Even it they could be proven. it still would make no difference. and Squire. experience ought Co have fought him iEis. But he hus thrown aud to se; even, and rJ5Ody cares vh-ther a mans face Is diriy or not. To reply 10 s.me leading questions O. mine on this sutiect Mir. S;. Clair Nick sIwsy oi the Brooklyn Eagle, saic. Il have known David E. Hill for yeRrs, aud 1 can tell you this. He lives and moves and has his being ID politics, but never knew him 10 tell lie, or make E promise that be did noi keep. He never drank glass of wine in his life. and never had sn intrigue with a vonien."
 linen Mr. McEelway, M-. Squires chbrgzs must be fBlse?" has,ened tO reDHTk
 The Chiefs smile was childlike and bland as he said, Il have told you the literal truth about Hill'
 AS pouler-d over this viDdication Of sn old friecd. l cOuld got help wonder ing II l had reallj received any informa- ton that Was worth rep. Of c urse II was pleassu, to know that Gov. HIll was not S.Ue blbber, nor A destroyer Of the iair fame of women EOr liar. IL gss agreeable to thiak .hss he kep; his prOmHe still, there WAS grod sized coinre1 c1gn in the fence somewhere. A mAn map never have had an intrigue with woman. but can be 'liyt and move and have his being n politics" with out intTgues! Must not a politician, born and bred, goi upon the principle thst policy IS the best hcle-tyY Pe-haps
 Mir. MckelaCy. who has the unlimited opportunities Ci knowing men, may have laughed in hIs oaihcIOus sleeve At my -imphcity. Well, be IS welcome. Bul
 when susan comes to the polls with five hundred thousand more," what ever else the effect, there Viil be an in- fusion of honesty into the body polite, and thls reminds me of 0 story which seems exceedingly spprupos. disun- suished suffr-sis; ia commenting upOr Ihe almost utter sbsruse ot honesty IT, .uy Cublic department, said sI.h an rrsstnts- l gEall nor -UOn forget: '.Eye-y woman .u this country migh
 have been a citizen long ago. li a tew rich ones would have d!sgrhCed them selves ty raisIng the money 10 buy the right to the ballot" Now 1 thought l bad heard oi most every thiug, bus the was news, and 10 my astuuIshmPut l said, I'm not sure but that would have been a good inv, s!ment. l think 1 should hsv6 killed two birds with one stune--pgid he price, and afterwards told the world how much lt co-i. "I q" not EAlt to vote enough for that" wa the sad response. Perhaps my idea would have occurred 10 Gov. liIll also, II SO, there IS c1mmuaIty of interest be-
 tw en us.
 Why Is it that the wCrd man has stood Tor logic ever since ihe days of AiLm aod Eve. and ''Woman for the lack of uy' l hsye practical experi DO Co -prrgi before my iesa rs. aha II it u e. | not tend Co T,v-r thi5 gTism-n: l!i- tie, iusn ] shall be Gi-aplCiItei. The | folio iuC formula l have sent broadcast over the laud. DoesI DO; seem s.m ole "Wii you kindly give me the name oi your literary ecitor, and inform me i' | you are Iccustomed tO pay tsr accepted .-,,ri.s" In every ca4e I enclosed D Dostsl cara .5,,-actei tp myself, with the | name of periodlcsl written on the other side, ID order tO save ihr busy eni'or Ime and trouble. This information was desired for book V hich l aui 29w pno- | lishing. called 'Per!Odieals that fal | Contribu;orsg' volume which hss | long been wanted b. writers. Now yes
 or no, and John Smith would have been | enough. But one-tbird at least of th, replies ran ike this w e are not iu need | ot any mss at pr ss7t,' or You Lsd | better wait while or We have all tbe force we want iu our editorial de | partment" Now ss ! wss doing thor | Dugh work snch answers could TO be ac- | O. Dted. And SO no-e paper, more stamps, | more postsls Rud more tile aud strength | had to be pressed into service. Not orce has Rn editor O' Tay sex failed tO
 ,nne directly Co ihe point. and in the
 simplest f,sLIou. I shall probably bs | lsked if l an ready tD affirm that al' Somen gre SC 'a,RhtiOrwsrd and logical Indeed I am DOT, but think they are by no means inferior tc men ID these re-
 ysrds.
 The Eastern Blizzard had a strange ef- | feet upon travel. Wise acres prophesied cold and uos,tis'sosor' whether, and So 1t has proved. The Clyde Steamship | Oo's steGmeTs have been unusually laden eves since. There is 10 more pleasant
 or beneGcial trip than !. -hori srg voyage
 ID one of these we'll appointed and com | 'ortable steamers, where every one fro n | the highest C. ths lowest of Ger looks out for the safety Gnt tha enjoyment of | passenger. The pnTe air co h-slInZ C | irritated throHts. the complete CSBnGe Of | msuu-aud surely the Charleston steam CTS take ihe lead go tempting bills of | fare-often Rccnm plIsh wonders m the ! matter of physical restoration. It IS as
 tcni-hiug how many physicians are rec | oommepdiog these short sea tfips to their
 patients. The faculty x growing se3si | ble. Ozone Is better than medicine every
 time.
 The American Magazine, our youngest | mcn,hly periodical oi buy note, improve, | stead, ,iy. Its articles are carefully selec'- | cd and We notice many Of our fsvurtt | wrjter- nmnnc the coutubu- or-. "the | Decay Of Rural New EJglsud." by Char-
 ies Burr Tedi ID the April rumber l. | likely tO have Q de5res-I,g effect upon those to whom tEe Eastern states are
 particularly dear. "Thare is no hope for those waste land, he eXcigin=, Sex | cept in their occuDsii 70 hy some thrifty,
 hqrd-vorkiug foreigner" Now thi Is | just what New England does nos want
 and will not tolerate i' it is possible 'o
 svoid 1t. There are vase lands, and one can not but d-pln5e th 'ar', bat what
 gorgeous uncdllIvh;iou It IS. Where n l America arr such plscas Tor sunnering ! Where are such reGchrs and ocean viOwr, such "hound,ess c .ntrETity ofshade,, Gs
 ID dear old New England, ucf mi k and cream. and such puss'hill'i-- oi rest and
 recuperstion2 Take Wi.lcugu by Park for instance on ihe cos-t O' Mass, ID the historic Cape Ann neign1crhood, a spot
 combining all the sGvautag ot cream
 and mountain, where one can be hieh and d-y, or vet GDd happy, md where
 all the Kingdoms ot the earth seem Co b.
 spread out to Vsv, Leg us cesu'ify
 this wa-te land, that ss may have more
 quiet hesltb'ul aud bCaG'I'ni resor's Tor
 the il and the weary. IT this it.a llss
 true utility. ELEANOR hihA'