Arizona republican., 1890-05-19
POLITICAL POINTS.

TIE good politician never Jumps to conclusions"
 MANY papers are now wheeling into line for statehood.
 0. M. BRUCE is talked of for Council from Pima county.
 RATHER early to begin killing off sem atorial aspirants, isn't it?
 THE fellows who always want every thing should be given the Ego by" this fall.
 ALL the Maricopa county officials could be induced to accept renomination from their party. 'f7
 IF all that ia being said of Christ, of Nogales, be true, we may well ask "what is there in a name?"
 TOMBSTONE declined to disincorporate. The movement, it is said, was fathered by the capitalists of Cochise county.
 MANY Democratic papers are now urg- ing ex-Judge Wright for Congress. Whats the matter with Marcus Aure- lius?
 IF the Democrats hope to succeed this Fall because of dissensions in the Re- publican ranks they are doomed to dis appointment.
 IT is the opinion of the Mohave Miner that "every Territorial hold-over official would tender his resignation, were they assured of their salaries for the past year."
 SAYS the NOgales Sunday Herald {: 1.-The Democrats were victorious in the Phoenix city election. But then no one is surprised; Phoenix was sliced of Missouri"
 THE Globe Sil,er Belt, Democratic paper, and one of the best in the Ter. ritory, speaks of Ex-Governor Zulick as "a most excellent man not to elect to the legislature"
 ITS said that Delegate Smith, having been able to save only $5,0OO out of his first year in Congress, does not propose again to be candidate for reelection, but will settle in Tucson for the practice of the law.
 IT is said that Fred. Smith is enjoying the money of the homesteaders of Ari. zona in the City of Mexico, and that he still occasionally airs his Democracy He would like to hear from "Steve."
 SAYS the Tucson Star: "The can. didate is beginning to ripen; he is be. coming mellow, in some instances ripen too early, which means they will be cast away when the market is open. '
 LET Republicans generally paste the following from the Nogales Herald ir their hats and consult it frequently during the Summer months: It is time for Republicans to quit fighting and begin stopping holes before their fences get in irreparable condition"
 LITTLE STEvE's pet measure in the last legislature was one to prevent hogs from running at large. At this range i, is apparent that motion to strike ou, "hogs" and insert Democratic officials was in order. There is no doubt that Steve often thinks of this as his pet joke.
 SPEAKING of Mir. Herring in connec. tion with the Congressional race, the | IdtRy ButeuH says uerIlnS D&S never been 'one of the boys in Arizona poll. tics and he would not suit both factions of the Republican party. Judge Her. ring" says the Bulletin, lis the man who inquired of a friend during the las, campaign if Gen. Wilson was running against Mark Smith for fun."
 WONDERFUL how minds will disagree Here is the Mohave Miner with this opinion: "A number of Territorial newspapers have been denouncing Gov. ernor Wolfey for his actions in regard to the Zulick or hold-over officials. Sc far as the Miner has been able to judge in the matter, the Governor has treated the hold-over officials fairly, and has granted them many things to which they, under the circumstances, are not entitled"