Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-22
Iris all on account of Mckinley.

IT is all on account of Mckinley.
 MARCUS A. s. will be in the mud thi: fall.
 THE Republican vote-rsiser is abroad in the county.
 MARK's free trade theories will De his political death.
 ADUTY on blue chips would be duty on Democratic luxury
 To his political enemies John " Paul is provokingly popular.
 OSBORN has an aptitude for smoothing out entanglements in the Probate court
 THE elec.ion of Stevens for Sheriff will serve to confirm all the goou opiuI- ons of him.
 JOHN V. PAUL is young, clear-headed and active and will make 8n excellent treasurer.
 COUNTY offices should not be run on the interest of any saloon. A word to the wise is sufficient.
 IT would take century of explana- tions to get the Democratic nominees right before the people.
 MANY a denizen of the Democratic cross roads will vote the Republican ticket in November.
 WITH a sure promise of success the Republican candidates are swinging round the circle.
 YoUNG Sam Hughes is the son of the old man. His nomination was a well deserved compliment to the old pioneer.
 REPUBLICAN reciprocity and Demo cratic free trade will be fought to a finish tonight. Mickey Stewart will be equal to the occasion.
 THE popularity of Stevens is em- barrassing to his competitor and another stack of blue chips has been raised on that Texas property.
 THE pathetic appeal of tLe Star for Joe Scott is drawing tears from the blue chips, but no plunder from the bank.
 BLrE chips may have the Democratic organization, but the red chips are a disturbing element in the party and will get theIr work in on election day.
 JOHN GRANT may be working on a small margin but it is broad enough to stand on as councilman from Pima county.
 lF will take a rigorous scratching of the Democratic ticket to maintain an equilibrium between the two factions of the party.
 THE qualifications of the man for the office he aspires to, is the standard Of Republican measurement. The Repub- lican candidates are equal to the occas- sion.
 PIMA county will give Mickey Stewart 300 majority. He has nothing but the most ultra Democrats to contend with, the balance will vote for him because they like him.
 THE growing sentiment in favor of ihe Republican nominees is daily becoming more apparent as the Republicans close up their lines for victory. Unless all signs fail no intelligent Democrat will vote an unscratched ticket.
 TIE thunder of the Star confcunds its political friends more than it does its political enemies. It denounces Joe Scott as the wrecker of woman's virtue and then accuses the big mani puistor of tie blue chip bank with conspiring against Scott's election. The of such doleful utterances will help any ticket to the bottom. We I rise to congratulate the Pima Demo cracy On the harmony that bubbles in the party bosom.
 THE supply of calamity howiers, constitutional grumblers and petrifed 1 generally exceeds the demand. As a rule they are light in mental caliber and float to the surface about election time, the only time they gan hope to attract little attention. UnLEes reports belle him Marcus will aaEe to do some tall rustiing for & ma ority in his own county. The current 'f popularity is flowing in the direction ,f the Little Mick of Coconino" and Marcus A. s. has been left in tbe mud ,f 4ha raoaa,no. +,Jz