Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-02
WEDNESDAY. NOV. ?, 1892.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
 Mrs. Harrison's funeral occurred at Indianapolis to-day.
 There's no hurrah in this cam paign because there's no necessity for it.
 Talk about Weaver carrying a single state is the veriest sort oi buncombe.
 Latest advices from New York in- dicate that Harrison will carry that state by several thousand majority
 Senator Hill reiterated, in New York recently, his oft repeated as sertion, "I am democrat"
 John Smith is fin it" this year; he is going to be elected governor of New Hampshire by the republi- cans.
 Assessing convicts is new wrinkle for raising campaign funds, for which the democratic party is re- sponsible.
 Democrats do not like to believe that Judge Gresham has written a letter denying that he is supporter of Cleveland.
 Peck has been black guarded and arrested, but his figures are still m2rching on, unrefuted, and he has another batch almost ready for publication.
 Brother Dana has gone to the Holy land to escape that dish of crow. He is getting old and his stomach is not as strong as it used to be.
 MT. Cleveland has "sworn off' drinking until the campaign is over. He will swear on again when the returns are footed up on the night of election day.
 Stevenson has written a letter en- dorsing Cleveland, but if Cleveland ever endorsed Stevenson it was done so quietly that the public never heard of it.
 The board of aldermen of New York city is again under suspicion. Doodle is said to have controlled the votes of a majority of those who . voted in favor of the introduction of the trolley system. If there Was no toodle Tammany men would not care to be aldermen.
 Robert B. Roosevelt, treasurer of the democratic National committee, wrote in 1885, of the Irish, to whom he is now appealing for votes: ''The inhabitants of the Emerald Isle are certainly a magnificent race, and if they did not lie, steal, cheat, rob and murder, get drunk, perjure themselves, quarrel and fight, they would be almost as good as other nations"
 Mark Smith made hls first cam paign on What I propose to do in congress" His remaining campaigns have been made on the platform of "The bills I introduced in congress, aud which will be passed if you keep me there long enough" The people of the territory are getting tired of promises and will elect man this fall, who will work for Arizona and not content himself with empty promises.
 A telegram from ElPaso amour ces the complete annihilation of the town of Temchic in Chihuahua, Mexico. The citizens of the place refused to pay taxes when the Mexi- can government sent an army of 12OO men and wiped the place out of existence. The report states that 36S soldiers were killed in the massaerv. The probability is how cyer that iater reports will consid- erab:y modify these statements.
 Wise republicans .yi.. not bank on HiG's treason ie Cleveland as factor towards carrying the tate of New York. Hli probably hates Cleveland just as intensely as he is credited with doing, but he is shrewd enough to see what is plain to every body else-that Cleveland's defeat | in New York will be his own politi- cal death warrant; consequently his effortst to carry the state for Cleve- land ara at the same time efforts for his own political preservation, and when man fights for life he fights as hard as he knows how. There is only one sure way for the republican party to carry New York, and that is, to get out every republican vote and trust nothing to democratic .reachery-