Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-14
the hand that smites us. Our rem

our snOuluefs, duu proving to snS
 country that no party shall survive i in Arizona which does not secure to
 every man his rights. The Demo
 cratic party has been weighed in
 the balance" for twenty years, and
 found everlastingly wanting. What
 can We expect from them Sowi The
 Republican party has made wages
 good in the east. Place this trust
 in their hands and we will not be
 disappointed. There is no hope as
 it is. l challenge any mouthpiece
 of Democracy to show, when the
 solons of their party, either in coun-
 cil or out ever proposed or supposed
 measure which would tend to
 loosen the millionsire's grip on that
 sacred domestic chain, or help the
 single man to abandon his aimless
 and useless wanderings, and build
 up a home.
 SUccEss NEXT NoyEmBER is thine
 only motive, the only handspring
 for violated pledges and golden pro
 misses unfuliilled. Let us conquer
 now. The hereafter will take care of itself" This has been their un-
 wavering system ever since God AL mighty, wishing to send a plague upon the country, commissioned Sa- tan to trot out the Democratic par ty. Any measure, however disas- trous or absurd, is hugged to the party's breast, provided 1t promises temporary advantage. If they can tear down the tariff wall, for a few short mouths, every commodity and
 every comfort will flow into the con sumer's lap. almost without money and without price" and the Demo cratic party will get the credit. un-
 reasoning citizens will rise up, and call its name blessed. Democracy will then realize its design, and be- fore the reaction comes on elect its candidates and proceed to rob its supporters and repudiste its pledges. Little care they that in one short year, our factories closed down, our industries in ruin, our people pay ing two prices for every imported article. and millions of American workmen without wheel of honest employment to which they can place their manly shoulders. Little cares Democracy what follows; they have filled their garsat paunche, at the peoples crib. They have made the wheel of progress to wayer, fal- ter and stand still. They have con verted a hideous oyergrown beer garden, monstrositY :into a pre,i- dent. The diciple of Arron Burr, the patron of substitutes, the se- dueer of his neighbor's daughter, Is placed at the head of the nation, and the skeleton of the dead Con federacy turns over in its tarnished collin and claps its bony hands in gle while the polluted corpse of slavery gives a reyiying shudder. All these these things aeh ieved. THEY ARE HAPPY. oh. the promises of the Democratic party, in the na- tion, in Arizona, in Yavspai county. How have they been fulfilledf By mammoth prices and skeleton wages. By wealth to the wealthy and v- erty to the poor. More luIuries for the favored few, more hardships for tiis struggling millions.
 Help us out in November. and We will give you our souls" Who wants the black, treacherous, worthless soul of the Democratic partyf We have sins enough of our own to ac- count for. But we will NEVER as- sume the mortgage held by Satan on the Democratic party.
 No, the laboring man is in quick sand. Who will throw him a raili
 The party that favors protection of his labor. that favors restricted immigration, more stringent natura- lization laws. and free coinage for American silver, or the party takes very scurveyed foreign pauper to it's bosom; the patty that would tear down the wall that protects your labor, the party.that toadle to Great Britian, the party that defeated free coinage in Congress, the party that has ruled Arizona for twenty years, until the working man has no more chance for living than coyote, Will such a party as this take the Gold Kings grasp from that domes- tic chain, or give the single man a chance to make a home7 Our way is plain and our duty to ourselves is clear. Democracy can and will do nothing for us. They are of the dead and blackened past calling with treacherous ghostly voice from the unloved graves of immolated | heresies, laboring like the weird sis ters of McBeth with sorceries and | incantations to drag the nation backward. l am implored by the Courier" to not dig up old skele- ms. WILL not. The Republican party has no skeleton in her closet. no nigger in the woodplle, no zip coon in the 'simmon tree. It has been her blessed mission to MAKE skeletons of every Democratic here sy that has arisen in 4O years, such as free trade, slavery and secession. And not until the lifeless carcass of Tree trade and Dago importation is aid to rest beyond the thrill of iabriePs horn, eau the American aborer raise up his head in conf fence and read his title clear to cottage all his own,
 "What shall we do to be saved Shall we march to the shambles as 'f yorei The rock upon which we tood and rested our faith is trm- ,ling and falling for the click of the oreigners hammer is he ard beneath t. The heig Is of financial inde- which we once hoped to cale, are held and fortified by 3ohemians, Hungarians, Dagos, Chi lamen and Canucks. ALL DExo- RATS.
 The Company that once shared ts profits with its employees ha. imported an army of paupers to tarve the white mans children. reed revolution, scatter dynamite nd vote the Democratic ticket. No. he Courier shed tears of blood for he Homestead strikers, whose ya oaS xyaro fxyD IDll~ x