Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-20
Political Points.

Henery Watterson must have left the Democratic party. He closed a Gpeech in Louisville on Monday night with tlo iDyocgtion' May God defend the right" As between this and May Harrison 0e elected" the difference Is one of phrase- ology, merelY.-St, Louis Globe-Demo- crst (Rcp
 Tn Arkansas the democratic majority of 45,336 Is reduced to one of l2 Oz6, showing 6 democratic loss of 0,3l0. The opposition vote ef 52.537 1884 is in- crease to S4,222 and the congressional distrlct Of Clifton k. BreckinrIdge, who is one of the godfstners of the Mills Bill. shows an Rnti-Democrstic majority. Facts are stubborn taIngs.-Ksnsas Ci.Y i0urnel-( Rep)
 We are entering upon the last Wetk ks 5f the campaign, and from this on every Ii tie change in the appearance polite . sky will be watched with interest. At this writing the election of Harrison aud Morton appears to be a forsone con cluslon. Conservative men are clhiEa ng that the Democrats will not carry a sI8- gle Northern Stste.-Chicsgo Mall (iYd.D
 Q1ite number of gentlemen in the diplomatic ssrvic of the country by rr- pointment of President Cleveland v.ry accidentally happen tO be hOm5 from a. broad just now, and quite as accidentally they happen to turn up on the stu-lp here and ihere e. make Democratic speeches. accidents of this kind would not harper under any but great re- form administration such ss that Ar. Cleveland Is conductIEg g,-Phl!Rdelp phIR Press Rep.l
 The republication st this time of Mr. Cleveland's ill-Rdvised letter in support of Oolenel Fellows last year could 0oly have come from sn enemy of ths Presi- dent intent upon IDjuriDg him. NetuT- ally, therefore, the New YOEksSu1 re- prints It. To recall 1t as a means of inducing the President tO iniure him. self without beneftIng Governor Hill. who is m no need of his assistance. is the refinement of mslignity.-NeT 1o-k World (Dem
 An IodIspBpolis ex-oopperhesi l01r- nal says that General Harri=cn k c. ''mosi dangerous man Q" Yes General sHEr- rison. some twenty CT thirty years ego, proved himself to be 8 most danger ns man" to the rebel as well ss tho k iShts of the Golden Circle end oI the Demo- cratic party, and the chances are that the two ex- -copperhesds who head the Demo cratic ticket this year will find him st!ll a "most dangerous msn'.-St. LouIs Globe-Democr6te lRep.)
 All our alarm is for the safety of the national Democracy, for the safety of the national ticket. We say earnestly ard emphsticsily that they are m danger. put Governer Hill IS not ID danger. ltis a very moderate calculation tha: ID the State of New York, under any condition of circumstances that can now be brought about, he will hsve m the com- ing election 10000 votes more than Pre- sident Cleveland. with all ihs mug vumrs.-New York Sun (Rep.)
 Ire Republicans of Sou Oorolins re- gently called upon the Governor aDd asked him to give them representations on the election boards of the State. They showed hin that except in ore county every OomuissIouer and Judge of Election was Democrat. He ref used their request and sent them bone | with the sheer that the Republican | party had been dead in that State so long that they were not entitled 10 rec ognitioD. Where IS there an instance | of such sn outrage to parallel It m the | north? Iowa State Register Rep.)