Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-01

elected.
 The Citizen says there are few dem-
 ocrats left among the wool growers Of
 New Mex,co.
 Horace K. Thurber. announces that
 he will not vote for Cleveland this year, though he voted and worked for him in
 1884.
 The Los Angeles Tribune says that
 with an annual production of I8,ooo, 600 hounds ot wool every sheep n Oregon cries ..b-a- a" at the mention of Cieve- lands name
 Registra,lon of voters for the fall elec- ton has been completed in South Caro- lima. and 1t has been observed that over
 100, 900 negroes m the state. mostly re- Dubllcans have not been registered. No
 wonder the South Is solid for the de- mocracy.
 As kind of an offset to democratic bluflng the Harrison men on Wall street have raised $50, 1000. and now asks any oi the army of great rcformers 10 cover q as they loudly declared they wou.a. but thus far the democratic coln hai
 failed to materlalize.
 Mr. Phoebe, who defeated Carlisle
 for congress last term, but who "as counted out by the democratic majority will run against this eeTade apostle lh:- year again. As Carlisle found cut the strength of his opponent at the last election, his friends will be more vigllant this time
 During the tariff debate m the hous last week, 1t transpired that when in republican party came into power in the house, 1t found calico at I5 cents yard and whisky 20 cents gallon. and when it went out of power twenty-five years afterward, II left calico at cents yard and whisky taxed nearly $I gallon.
 Another stalwart democrat has tor saken the fold and predicts the success Of the republican ticket this coming fall Henty Clay Condo, relative of Gov. Samuel J. Tilden, and his trusted financial and political agent during the campaign of 1876 He expresses hls disgust for the free trade ldiocy of the democratic standard bearer and pur- poses to contribute his share to his de feat
 The Aspen Times speaks out Tn school as follows: "Every vote for Cleveland this fall will go down Tn the record as vote for English free trade. Do not forget that for one moment. Let ihe free traders do the free trade voting, and all who are for America and things American get right out now and fly the old flag. Votes count; so does influence Let no particle of strength be lost Let us get on top of thls English ldea with both feet, and let us serve notice by a mighty majority that all her en- dorsement of Cleveland and his free trade message was all wasted ammunI- tion."
 C. Q. Richmond for the past fifteen years a stalwau leader of the Colorado democracy, has forsworn his old tune faith and joined the republicans. Among other things, m an open letter to the 1 Chairman of the Democratic Central Commntet of which body he was a | member, he says: 'I am for New England and aganist Old England 1 flor America against Great 1 Britain or any and all foreign na tlons-for my country first, last, always l prefer the republican club of America 1 to the Golden club of England. relish ! the products of American farms under ! protection, but dislike the products oi l English farms under free trade. am 1! opposed to any messuIe called hy aHy l name. that places wool, salt lumber. i hemp, flax. peas, beans, cabbage>, poJ3- | toes, seeds, fruits, and vegetables on ths free list, while England protects figs, 1 prunes. tobacco. tea, raisins, coffee 1 cocoa entrants, plate, beer and spirits. l am opposed 10 Chinese cheap labor and therefore oppose free trade that per mits the fruits of labor m China 10 come in competition with the fruits of American labor. am for American labor, American 'arm products, American manufactures, American institutions, American fisher men-anything and everything Ameri- a produces that comes Tn competition xIth the products Of foreign countries. Under protective tariff, BIsmark says, Germany fears nobody but Goo, and md such Is the feeling 1 would have every American, native and foreign porn, entertain ot this United States. Thousands of others, but less courage ,us democrats, feel the same way and 1 siil vote as they feel on the fifth of No 'emser