Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-06

who does not know tho name oi
 Rowe-the plain everyday W. Al the man who builds more roads Tor
 the miner than the Santa Fe and r.
 X A. c, combined; he who did more
 for the cause of statehood and got
 as badly left for it as any man m
 the territory, excepting Mark smith 1; the lippiest and shrewdest exponent of county democracy, or if he wants
 to for even a prohibition cause; rarity in the political sphere, an un
 swerving grand army Maine demo crat; in short an all round good fel- low, who always proclaims for the cause of the white metal, Cleveland or no Cleveland. He got left Satur- day night; that is he was not on the oratorical slate. Democracy, thou art ungrateful for withort Winthrop you wouldn't be in it whenever there is any clever work ahead.
 J. l.. Fisher, whose fidelity to stay by Democracy and his constituents in the legislature and in the work shop has always been admirable of him. He was "out of sight" also.
 D. J. Sullivan as cool and lofty in his democracy, as the historical Tower of Pisa, who never even leans toward a republican principle-weii he was not fin it." either.
 Judge H. T Andrews who has been all over the territory in official life, and always recognized as an able and brainy democrat, but at the same time independent of the political lash-he was overlooked.
 Reese Ling, fresh from Ann Arbor and native of Mckinley's district in Ohio, who ought to know some thing of the direful workings of pro- lection and the beauties of gerry mander he was showed under like Campbell of Ohio.
 And Probate Judge French, whose democracy generations ago received its baptism in Plymouth Waters, . son of veteran in the late unpleas- antness-a charge of grape and can ister silenced him.
 On one side, Herndon, Hawkins, Wright, Baldwin and Wilson, all from the south of Mason and Dixon line, idolizing in song and speech northern nominee. On the other democrats from Maine on the same same parallel clear through the na- rion, with asprinkling also of little foreign salt which might have sea- soned the democratic dish so as to make it half way palatable, had they so deigned to. But no. The boys from the south must be on record in their order for the fat political berths in the future state if success comes. Does not this demonstrate after all what power even a territory can wield in its influence at the proper time by all of the delegates jumping to their feet at a critical moment, putting big kink in Tam tail, and exclaiming viva voce: "Ditat deus, Arizona calls the cathop and Grover you're in it."
 This is the reason for the make up in last Saturday nights meeting the way it was presented. It was tho prestige Arizona democracy will 1 have in victory, and Oliver, the lone l delegate from Yayapai, of course had to be taken care of under the | of Arizona's vote, even if | old Edinborough town in Scotland first gave him life.
 Reciprocity The grandest of all n American statesmanship was never Bayonets and the force pill were substituted. The meeting vent down like a fickering candle. It's principles cannot thrive or live md time has so demonstrated and will continue to prove as years roll y in the same old political rut de- nocracy persists in clinging to.