Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-09-14

Murderer McNulty, of San Fran cisco, has been .resentenced to be hanged October 14th,
 Daniel Dougherty, the great ora tor, and J. G. Whittier, the veteran poet, are both dead.
 Stewart and Statehood will be slo- gan of the republican party from now until the election in November
 The Council of Quebec has issued an order prohibiting immigration to that city by either land or water.
 Democrats affect to be funny over the nomination of w. G. Stewart They can afford to be funny now, and Mir. Stewart can enjoy his laugh after the election.
 With all the light reflected on our contemporary by the JOURNAL MINER, from democratic sources, that paper persists in refusing to accept the free trade tenets of its party.
 Cholera cases continue to be re- ported from the ocean steamers in quarantine at New York. As yet the authorities have successfully prevented the plague from reaching shore.
 The campaign in this territory may now be said to be fairly opened. It is true that it yet remains for the democrats to meet in Flagstaff and go through the formality of nom:- mating Mark Smith.
 EI-Champion Sullivan celebrated his defeat by getting hilariously drunk. The overgrown Bostonian can neither stand prosperity or ad- versity. No matter which he ex- periences. he celebrates in the same manner.
 The funding of the territorial in- debtedness by the present admins tration of this territory is one of the most important acts that has been accomplished for years. By the issue of the new bonds covering the indebtedness of the territory, thousands of dollars are saved an- nually to the tax payers.
 Our contemporary publishes what it calls deadly parallel this morn ing. It consists of a plank of the republican platform of 1890, being published alongside of one from the platform adopted by the republican convention of last week. As the two blanks do not treat of the same sub- ject or of anything akin to each other, an explanation as to where the deadly parallel" comes in seems to be in order.
 Our contemporary closes review of the recent republican convention by stating that w. G. Stewart. the republican nominee for Congress, twill never misrepresent our noble territory in the halls of the national legislature" This is one of the worst thursts at Mark Smith, wheth- CT intended as such or not, that we have yet seen to emanate from a democratic paper. MT. Smith has misrepresented the territory for three terms, during which he has accomplished absolutely nothing for Arizona. The JoURNAL-MINER, how ever, aims to be just, and in justice to Mir. Smith, admits that it is not for the lack of ability, but from the lack of effort. that such is the case. Never were truer worls said than the above. MT. Stewart will not sit idly by and allow the territory to be represented, nor will he misre- present it, but he will see to it that our claims for recognition by Con- gress are respected. Every one who knows the nominee of the republi can party knows that he admits of no such word as defeat. That he will carry the banner of his party to victory in November is nearly cer- tain. at least the present prospects certainly point to that end. That, if elected, he will use his energies in working for the interests of the ter y.tory, goes without saying.