Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-26
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Louisville has decided to admit yellow
 fever refugees.
 China has refused to ratify the treaty
 with this government.
 The republican convention at Tucson
 adopted sound platform
 Nstchez has established a shotgun
 quarantine against yellow fever.
 The Tucson Star is apprehensive lest the next legislature will be republican.
 Jackson, Mississippi. IS threatened
 with famine on account ot yellow fever.
 James C. Blaine will visit California next month and make a number of speeches.
 Reduction works that could success fully treat the low-grade ores of this sec ton would be grand institution for Prescott, as vel! as for the mining inter ests surrounding us.
 Both political parties are appealing to the intelligence of the American peo pie this year in the campaign, which IS good sign. There has not been a campaign had tor years in which there has been as great an amount ofliterature circulated on issues between the two parties and protection. as during the present one.
 Pardee Butler, a man who achieved national fame during the early and bloody times of Kansas. by being tarred and featbered and set adrift in the Mis- souri river at Atchlson, on account of his outspoken abolition sentiment, was thrown from a horse recently at hls home m that state and received fatal in juics.
 Maine. after all, went rather one sided at the late election. Every state senator IS republican. while there were one hundred and twenty five republicans elected in the lower house of the legis lature to twcnty-Six democrats. Dat of ninety-nlne county officers elected in the state ninety-six are republicans. Oh yes. that IS a great democratic victory, isn't iii
 w. A. Clark, the Jesse of the United Verde Copper company's works, at Jerome, has been nominated by the | democratic convention of Montana as candidate for deleglte 10 congress Mir. Clark resides at Butte City, Montana, where he owns extensive copper inter ests. He IS also the principal owners of | the Butte City Miner, one of the best newspapers in Montana Mir Clark IS on the honor of this nom- inatiOn.
 The organ of the democracy frantic ally shrieks about q ''ring" running the republican convention, while its the Flagstaff Democrat, echoes the refrain, Tn "ring" squeak Nov we have asked the question before and again repeat 1t, what was the nature of the ring and who composed itp If there was ever nominating convention met in Yavapai county that was less in by ring, by rings or by com I've have yet to learn of them. This ring" bowling twaddle. however. will have no effect on intelligent voters Who will post themselve on the facts In this issue will be found notices of he candidates on the republican ticket ,f this county, the platform adopted by , he convention in this county. as we'll as he territorial platform. Candidates, it sIll be seen, are representative citizens, {. while the platforms give forth no uncer- ain sound. AS yet no platform, either ,ounty or territorial, has been promul- ,a;ed by the democratic party in this .ounky. Whether their conventions dopted platforms or not, they have not ' 'een submitted to voters here. A reso- ( ution endorsing the national and terri Q ogial administrations was voted down, :, which may have been considered a suf- ic;ent expression of opinion by the 'arty. s&