Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-04
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
 Perry Belmont pins his faith on Hills nomination.
 Providence went against the dem ocrats in Rhode Island.
 The democratic house is in favor of free wool. That's about as far as it will ever get.
 A religious denomination called the Peoples church, has been started at Topeka, Kansas.
 New York republicans are for Harrison. The state will give its vote to him in November too.
 The Republican National league convention will be held at Buffalo, New York, the last week in June.
 The city of Providence, in which G. Cleveland made his only speech. showed the largest republican gains.
 Colorado republicans do not favor the re-nominaton of Harrison on &C., count of his attitude on the silver question.
 Tombstone has redeemed the last of her city bonds. She has an out standing indebtedness in warrants amounting to Sl5,00O.
 Texas has prohibition ticket in the field. A prohibition party in Texas will flourish about as much as aY. NJ. c. A. would in the dominion of Satan.
 Cleveland and Palmer are the central figures of the democratic fight in Illinois. To use a slang but very suggestive expression, Hill is not in it." there.
 Colorado republicans resolved in favor of free silver and against the renomination of President Harrison. Ohio republicans endorsed Harri- son and opposed free silver.
 The Albuquerque Democrat crit icises the committee on supplies of the Commercial Club of that place for purchasing supplies for the ban quet from an eastern firm instead of patronizing home institution.
 
 Miss Sweet, the Dakota girl who lost both of her hands in the great blizzard of 1888, is making a crazy quilt for exhibition at the Worlds Fair. Such pluck and perseverance deserves the first premium.
 Ravochal has been sentenced to life imprisonment. If France ex- poets to break up the anarchists she will have to deal more severely thar by imprisoning them for life.
 The periodical report of an active volcano near Yuma has broken out again. Between magnifying a lot of insignificant, bubbling mud springs into active volcanoes, and the occasional overfowing of the Colorado river, the desert in and around Yuma, manages to keep it. self pretty prominently before the public.
 The San Francisco Examiner has started a Whitney boom for presi- dent. It gives Cleveland's secretary of the navy credit for all the naval work a~..--.>oi-~.l-by him, but by his republican predecessor and suc- cessor. The three of them mako & good showing.-L. A. Times.
 The fact that ''the JoURNAL-MINER is owned and published by federal official seems to haunt our contem- as it never wearies in tell ing its readers of it. But despite the of the above fact, our con- does not deny or attempt o deny, that the JouRNAL-MrNER's rlticisms of the democratic con- ention misrepresented it in the east. We aim to be just even to ur political opponents.
 "The silver issue is not a national 1, 'arty issue and is not likely to be :, ,ade such, but the people look to he democratic party for relief" O saith the Courier. If it is not a ational party issue is it a sectional 5 arty issuei If So how does the . emocrattic party intend to furnish ne promised relief to the people. " he democratic party has a majority, :" nd an over whelming majority ' DIV in the lower house of congress. l the people look to it for relief il ny do not its representatives in It lat body take some actioni al A case has been decided recently ~ the courts at Atlanta, Georgia, of nsiderable importance. The de- 'ion is to the effect that a bill SC advertising on Sunday is not sh yally collectable. The same oues- m' m was decided years ago in the tn 'te of New York, being affirmed ha the supreme court of the state in th' 'Z' but the law under which the sol 'ision was rendered there was re- bo aled about ten years ago, SO that be- Sunday paper has as good try lnce Tn that state for collect;ng ( advertising bills as the paper lit olished on other days of the week ths '. A. Morford, of the Phenix Her the , Is a candidate for secretary of Dec territory. Mir. Morford is thor un' 'hly competent to fill the position. "o' le IS man of fine ability and is OCT conservative temperament. He - .s ot only competent but is deserv- M " of the place for the years of ac- service he has given to the re- N1o' 'iiean party. The proprietor of p,o' swspaper Tn territory is required u .,