Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-14
pIrnr. POINTED AND PERTINENT

Iammany man, which explains very , much.
 ) Pekin has 5000 beggars. There must be democratic party in con
 trol of city.
 "Straddley" Stevenson is what they
 call him now, and the name is equal
 ly applicable to the candidate and
 to his party.
 Who pays the costs of labor
 strikesf Did you ever -give that
 question an hours studyf If not,
 you should do so at once.
 From present indications the dem-
 ocrats will be compelled to neglect that Northwestern rainbow in order to look after the "solid south"
 The democratic chasers after that rainbow in the northwest arc al-
 ready showing traces of weariness, and the journey is. hardly begun.
 The Presidents mind is in no doubtful state about the result of the election. He has just given a lease on his Indianapolis residence.
 Free trade will make lower prices" shouts the free trade organs. So it will; and the cheapest com modity of all under free trade will be labor.
 There is too much hog and homi ny in tue Texas campaign for Mir. Mills, so he concludes that his health will not permit him to take any part therein. Big head, that man Mills has.
 The New York World appears to | have an idea that Mrs. Cleveland | i occupies place in the democratic ticket; it's about as near true as the | | average ideas of that paper. To those wht. failed to pick the victor in the prize fight between Sullivan and Corbett We can only say: Put not your faith in the strength of wicked prize fighter.
 The country will sustain any &C., ton of the National authorities may see fit to take to keep the cholera out of the United States; the safety of 65,OO0,0 900 people is more power ful law than any statute upon the books of any state. Go ahead MT. Harrison, the people are right be- hind you.
 The cholera got into Hamburg through the drinking water. If drinking water was the only way that cholera could be taken into the | human system, there arc lot of men who will never be in any dan ger from the disease.
 MT. Cleyeland's record as a vetoer of legislation in the interest of wage earners is of itself enough to prevent any man who works for his HvlnS young TOT nm.
 The workingman who takes of | his coat to work for the election of | Cleveland and democratic Con- gress will, if he should succeed, soon have no coat to put on.
 The New York Worlds popular democratic campaign fund for use in the northwestern states seems to have that ''tired feeling" so preva- lent at this season.
 New York democrats do not like the idea of making the tariff the principal issue of the campaign, there are too many men in the state that are being directly benefited by the Mckinley tariff law.
 An exchange says: "There will be third parties as long as there are kickers, calamity howlers, socialists and reformers of all descriptions" and it might have added, as long as the old parties will put up money to purchase the professional third party organizers.
 Canadians are in hard luck these days. A prominent Montreal law yer, who in a moment of forgetfull- ness struck his mother-in-lay. was carried to Jail handcuffed to "a com mon thief, whll. his mother-in-law looked on and jeered at him. l,
 "On to Washington" is now the cry of thousands of men who, thirty years ago, were shouting "on to Richmond!" This years trip is to be shorter and very much pleas anter.
 The democratic managers ought to have known that the attempt to array religious prejudice against political party by means of a secret circular, made up of misstatements, ! would get them into hot waaer.
 The "best blood" of South Caro lima is in a very feverish condition ( if newspaper accounts of things pc litical in that State are true; and it { is common for Gov. Tillman to , foam at the mouth" when he gets on t the stump. Old time tragedians [ had habit of chewing soap, in or der to foam at the mouth" at will. Perhaps this frothy governor has V heard of the trick.
 Weaver's fnanciafs misrepresenta- [ tions, in the northwest, did not live :, long. Their early, but unlamented death, was the direct result of let d ter written by Secretary Foster to ' Senator Allen, of the state of Wash ington, in which the financial sys- tenn of the country was concisely . reviewed. Facts win ever time, ii when there is time enough to get O