Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
Political Ird icat0rs.

Political Ird icators.
 General Wallace has finished the man. uscript of his Life of General Hsrri- son." He will read and revise the proofs at the eeashore.
 The New York Sun has written Democratic platform for 1892. IL has only one word-"Democraoy." Nobody need misunderstood that platform.
 General Black, Commissioner of Pen sions, said to a Critic reporter ID Wash iugton yesterday that there was no fou ndstIon for the stories m circulation alleging strained relsstions between the President and himself.
 James A Walker of Witheyille, Va, who WAS Lieutenant Governor of the State under the Democratic rule of Gov erpor Hohday, says be cannot stand Free Trade and cannot vote for Cleve- | land. He declares that Southwest Vir- ginis will go for Harrison and Morton.
 General Hsrrison's references to the Tariff and Protection in his speeches to his visitors have been exceedingly well put, and they have always eliciied are sponse which bodes i'll for the Free Traders.
 
 themselves on capturing Dr. NorvIn Green President of the Western Union Telegraph Company, and Jay Gould, inc potentate thereof. It is the millions against the mssses.-Buffslo Express.
 In Whanesboro, Penn, where im- mouse machine shops employ l,OOO hands, are located, there IS sad to be 8 regular landslide of Democrats away from Cleveland to the support of liar rison Morton and Protection. Similar reports come from the vool-growers among the farmers of that section.
 The Iowa state Register publishes 6 roll of nearly nine hundred and ninety Tippecsnoe voters within its parish who are for Harrison and Morton. The vet eran of the veterans is Dinety-tuO years old. The list also includes 6 number of voters who supported Van Buren in ls4O, but who are for Harrison now.
 Rsdburn c. Wells of Athens, Ga. 6 prominent capitalist and recent con vert to the Republican party, says: Il think Clevelsnd's message and the St. Louis platform will change the mslor- ity m at least one Southern State. | There is more truth in the breaking up of the Solid South than most Northern people believe, Fourteen stsnch Democrats in the town of Jerusalem. Yates county, N. l., have joined the Harrison and Morton Club Rt that place. They are all wool growers, and complain that their un- washed wool brings only l6 cents pound. that the Free-trsoe wool has been pulled over their eyes long enough Al a .w, h.. ton ranks in future. Hon. Miles Ross of the Democratic | National Committee, speaking of New Jersey, says the Republicans gre con fdent that the tariff feeling is growing stronger every day. He IS convinced that this is the truth, and that in this lies the danger, to the Democratic par ty. Then, be says the Democrats are inhsrmOniOus and tbeir fighting is de- morslizing. The President himself hss tried to hsrmonize the differences but has not been successful,
 The Dimmyerats are frightened. they're surely They've made the biggest bIunder sirce the days They thought they had a cock sure thing with
 Cleveland on the track,
 But they 'll wish thai they could hide themselves Blame glt- back
 They've tuck b si,tia' Ensishmsn to bsa, the They've trOtted out old Thurman for to help the They've bsIred the southern brigadiers our in- dus-ries attack.
 But they'll sluirm like Georzis rattlssnskss When Blaine gIts
 English factory slaves,
 They d cut down Northern wages to the price that ths, ,S srSsS S HsyPs; Ps,-,v o, .v.,v roor mans track,
 But We will smite the rasoals. hip an thigh. When Blaine back
 Hell show 's-1 how their Free Trade works In EnglArd's crowded mills; ! He n tell them of the pAuper graves that fres- trade Vorkmeu lille, He'll show what awful wretchedness their Free trade laws cOutrzc, He'll give'em facts an dggsr- too When Blaine | gifts back.
 Protection for me ricaus D ative or foreign born In workshop. mill or cotton-he.d or held of NAN- ing corn,
 Let every vote be counted. no matter. white or | black An we bound to have it, soon or late, When Blaine | gifts back. | We're ound Co have our public schools. our | homes an factories. too; | We'll honor every soldier brave who served his country true. We've pledged oarselves to principles ve never wlll ratract. | An we r. bound t1 win with Harrison | When | Blaine | gIts back Charles C. McBride in Elizabeth. N. J, Jour nal.