Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-11-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The star of 'the man OI oeSssuy "~s set.
 The republican party will take good care of the surplus.
 A genuine republican tidal wave has struck the country
 Antonio Joseph has been reelected delegate to congress from New Mexico. California elects four and probably five republican congressmen out of SIX.
 Cabinet making has already con- menced for Harrison by the New Ye'k papers.
 Washington Territory gave a repuoli- can majority of 5000 for delegate to congress.
 Democracy is just now engaged 'n trying to figure out what beat them tt the polls.
 Indianapolis, the home of General Harrison, gave a majority of about 800 for him.
 The democratic mayor of San Diego has resigned ln disgust over the defe"s of his party.
 Postmaster General Dickinson failed to turn his state over to Cleveland as he promised.
 Wes. Virginia gave its electoral votc to Harrison by a majority of between 100 and 1000.
 The republicans will have a working majority in both branches of our terri torlal legislature.
 The 'fat man from Buffalo" will retire to priyate life and hereafter be heard ot only at county fairs.
 Washington Territory and Dakota will probably be admitted as states o> the next congress.
 Eevery territory except Af'zona Utah and New Mexico have elected re publican delegates.
 Wonder # our democratic friend: will keep up their howl of four years ag' te turn the rascals out"
 A republican judge of e'ect'on va assassinated in New Mexico town whll' assisting in counting the votes.
 A republican president and republl can congres. will settle the Chines' question for all time to come, after thu 4th of March.
 w. A. Clark, lessee of the Unitet Verde mines, was defeated for delegat' to congress m Montana, by larg majority.
 "Behold how the mighty hav fallen !" Delaware, the home ot tn Baysrds, elects republican legislature which will elect republican Unite' States senator.
 General Grant had clear propheti vision when he said that the democrat were likely to come into power soo' but wonld not be able to hold 1t nor than four years.
 Our contemporary says Harrison dit nc. carry his own city nor county. Il 1884 Cleveland did not carry his ow ward, his own city nor his own count, Where's tte poin,P
 Hon J. J. Gosper. ex-secretary of thu territory. did good serv,ce in the cam paien in California. He made th -001S' ~t% e%f IS st,ll n doubt , Ve' in doubt as to the majority Harriso wll receive Returns received show majority of I2.ooo, while the outlyIn republican counties may increase it t 2o.ooo.
 Wonder what Hon. T. J. Butler ha. done that he should receive the fata endorsement of our contemporary 10 governor. Mir Butler is a man of th strietest integrity and honesty. maj capable of filling any office in the gif of the people. national or territorial but an endorsement from such a sourc, will prove fatal to any one. as has jus been demonstrated by the recent cleo ton.
 The election is over, the heat of the campaign has cooled of, the result. have been generally announced. Sc far as the national result IS concerned il demonstrates the fact that when the republican party sticks to its nominees, this great republic of ours is republican. IL demonstrates. as claimed by every republican paper in the country. that the great mass of voters are not yet in fovor of even experimenting with free-trade
 The result of the election in this county IS largely gratifying to the JoUR- NAI-MiNER. Of course 1t would have been more so if the entire republican ticket had been elected. As 1t is the republicans elect a councilman, two, or three members of the assembly, sheriff and recorder. The JouRA AAL-MlNER made the fight for the ticket single handed and alone meeting and repulsing, unaided by any other paper, the assaults of the opposition, and successfully attacking its vulnerable points.
 Work tells in a political campaign. Voters want to see the candidates and then select their choice. This fact is clearly demonstrated in the result on the legislative ticket. Frank L. Roeerx !. V. Rhoades and George P. Thornton made a personal canvass of a DOT tion of the county becoming ac- quaimed with the voters and returns show them the largest vote on the ticket. Judge O'Neill and Cha& Fl. Akers also made thorough personal canvass of 2A