Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
-I1Hr. POINTED AND PERTINENT.

The pretty girl graduate who cyer saw an ugly onei-will soon have her innings.
 Crow will be a popular dish in some editorial sanctums before the dog days" arrive.
 If England turns her back upon free trade where can our mugwumps look for consolationi
 Who will edit MT. Cleveland's s -etter of acceptance, now that Dan Lamont is in Europei
 American corn is. thanks to "Un- cle Jerry" Rusk, gradually getting seot hold in Europe.
 No republican of any prominence has yet been found who has any fault to find with Harrison and Reid.
 4 parrot taught to scream "force bilp at all hours would answer for democratic campaign stump speak CT this year.
 If Corbett will only knock out for good and all that big brute, John L. Sullivan, he will be entitled to 8 vote of thanks.
 Even as great a man as Gladstone may find it dangerous to have de- liberately offended the wage-work- CTS of England.
 The Rothschilds have adopted the right preventive for defalcations. Tbey have raised the salaries of all their employees.
 Bill" Springer was away of in IS prediction about the silver bill not being handled by the House. Try again, William.
 Fac-similes of Senator Hills let letter of copgratulation- to Cleve- laand ought to make an effective campaign document.
 Is it because of her recent expe- nence with an English husband that Mrs. Frank Leslie wrote: God bless the American mani"
 The formation of Henry Clay clubs by the free trade democrats. We'll, the idea was not originated to create pleasure for them.
 Harrison and Reid and the repub- lican party stand for everything that patriotic Americans believe in; that is why they will be elected.
 Whatever may be said against the Czar, he has shown by his recep .tion of the aid sent from America that he is human in his feelings.
 The most of the rejoicing over Cleveland's nomination comes from -Apublicans; they know that in No vember his name will be ''Dennis."
 You bet; Steve" and "Cleve, Americans will be sure to leave. The people are naturally skittish of things they know to be British.
 The democrats who froze Gray out of the Vice Presidential nomi- nation for revenge may find that sIr. Gray is an expert at the game.
 "Money talks" and that Sl0,O00 which Senator Quay wants to bet on the election of Harrison and Reid will be heard across the conti- aent.
 It is the brains of Chairman Campbell that the democrats don't ike. Brains never were and never will be popular in the democratic party.
 Bismarck is teaching Emperor William how dangerous newspa- per interview can be made. Many prominent Americans are familiar with the lesson.
 Nobody can be found to do honor to the thing which the democratic convention was pleased to call a platform. Even Cut-it-down Hol- man repudiates it.
 There is said to be more money idle this spring than for long time. For the benefit of our cred itors, it may be stated that none of it is in our possession,
 Senator Hill now says that a course of 'digni6ed silence" is the proper one for him. Oh Dave! If you had found it out sooner how much happier your party would be.
 The enthusiasm over the nomina- ton of Cleveland is all in Europe, where he Is recognized as an enemy to American interests. It is Ameri- cans. however, that will do the voting.
 The Minneapolis platform is is broad enough to hold every man who believes in the principles ofthe republican party, and every one of them will be found supporting 1t, as they should be.
 Henry George hit the nail square srn the head when he said that the only reason for Cleveland's nomina- tiou was that he represented fir trade. That yill also be one of the reasons for his defeat.
 Mr. Stevenson's excuse-"it was so long sgo"-wili remind many people of the Irish girls, but, your honor it was suep little one" and it contains precisely the same ac- knowledgmeut of guilt.
 There has been lots of rot printed as to the goodness or badness of the modern uoyel. The modern novel, the successful one-is neither bet ter nor worse than the people who
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