Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-10-01
F-r Delegate ,o vonxrsss.
COUNTY TICKET.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
 The Glia counY republican conven- tioa adopted a plank in opposition to statehood.
 IL Zailck and Brady are elected to the legislature an attempt will no doubt be made 10 draw enough money from the seasuFy to pay the holdover officials for the tune they -usurped offices.
 Phenlx is now shipping hay .c Los Angeles. Hay Is quoted at the latte. place at Srs per ton. while freight rate has been secured of Ss 90, making the net price at Phenix $7.7o. As hay has been selling there at $s.oo per ton it al- lows them faiT profit
 Tbe snapping and snariing of few papers al George w. Cheney will no, injure him in the least. bu, on the con- trary will make friends for him. Mir. Cheney IS an honorable and uprigh, man, and one wno would honor the position and the territory as delegate to congress.
 Says the Tucson Ci,izen: "It is a fact worthy Of note that more business has passed through the land office in this city the past six months than was done during the entire mal-adminis,ra- ton of Mr. Cleveland. The territory of Arizoua has thrived in many ways under fostering republican ruie."
 George E. Brown, our industrious can didste for county treasurer, returned yes. terdsy from trip to Tucson and a few intermediate points. He brings most cheering news from the south regarding the prospects of Hon. George W Cheney and confidently predicts that he wall De elected. II every republican will do what Ge1rge is doing, there x,ll be no show for Marcus Aureiius.
 "The stand of the two great parties ou silver IS well snewn, and IL is therefore, useless for imported penny a-iIners to continue their efforts to de- ceive the people. Correc, for once. Under the stand taken by Cleveland and his administration silver dropped to Se cents. Under the stand taken by the republican administration it has advanced to Iso. Nc amount of Writing can change these facts, as they are part Of our history.
 A s. Haskell. republican candidate for supervisor, has been in town yestet- day and to-day, where he received a hearty welcome at the hands of our people. Mir. Haskell is warm friend of the interests of Yavapai county, honest and impartial in his dealings, stands squareIy to the republican idea on all matters of public iase rest and, if elected, which be wiIl be, will make an excellent supervisor. -. ...'.-:-
 The Courier this morning makes sev eral aIlusions to the, ''ceurt house gang which we presume has reference to the democratic board Of supervisors and the democratic district attorney, all of whom have official quarters in the court house. Why the Couler should characterize it's breihern in the democratic faith as the "gang" IS not clear 10 us. We have al ways regarded them as gentlemen, but can stand !; any way. the Courier puts il, during the campaign at least.
 Pete Brady, who is the democratic nominee for joint councilman of the southern district, has generally been con. sidered an honest man and good oiti- zen. His individual acts as prison con- missioner may be all straight. He was however, unfortunate 10 have been asso- ciated with Little Steve" On the board and as we understand 1t, IS also one of the latter's pends1en. If the latter Is the case it would be ,he proper .hing for him to settle up the Inability on that bond before asking tue citizens of the territory to elect hiaa as one ot their leg lslators.
 The democratic ticket is rapidly run ming to wreck, and if the present rate of collapse continues. there will be nothing left of the structure in November but the 'taiIings" they will have succeeded in scraping together from the refuse al the party garbage ground. The latest slump IS their candidate for district attorney, E. Burgess, who, seeing that Brown was proving a greater atsracilcn to the voters than he, prudentIy withdrew, nursing 8 bank account already grievously dam aged. But 10 izking this conservative step MT. Burgess beautifully exemp!:hed the war phiioseI ny of an illlustrious democratic state&man. "I, Is a Wise | General whe Qtdas Retreat While his | Forces ar@ Yet Moderately Intact" Nov tbe democrats ste aying to practice on Col. !. [. Wilson the same game they l se successfully worked on Jim Lowry. l Alter having deliberately slapped his face in theit canventiou. procisimlng publicly | ;hat he WAS nol the man to represent the l flower of the demecTatic judiciary, they | vill now invite him to sea, cheek by | i9w with Lowry 1T Inc gallery of second class democrats Tbc friends of Col. Will son, amsng whom the JouRsaL-MiNER claims place, do hot believe tha, he IS man of that Ilk. His manhood and dignity will nsr s6lnl of such lowering Of ilis s.zudssd, anIi # he would preserve h. h.unself from lhs abasemeus which Jim Lowry has suTf.red. he will beware of inc Scyila from xisich Lowry oaTromed against ChaTybdis,