Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-13
PITHY. POINTED AND PERTINENT.

e monometalism pure and simple.
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 r PlTHT. POINTED AND PERTINENT. f Even democratic congressman sometimes tell the truth. For in g stance, Bynum, of Indiana, says he , was Hull when he made a radical free coinage speech at Denver. two years ago; and Cummings, of New r York, says he is politician, not a
 statesman.
 Credit for truthfulness, if no, for
 courage, is due to the democratic
 congressman who publicly acknow-
 ledge that Grover Cleveland's will
 Is the only party platform that they
 recognize.
 Senotor Hills speech stated his
 position on the financial question
 much plainer than Cleveland did
 his, m his message to Congress.
 Indications point to some lively l
 Congressional music on the suspen-
 sion of pensions, in the near future. l
 and all of it will not be made by |
 republicans, either.
 It Is announced that Mr. Glove
 land has about determined to make the repeal of the tax on State bank currency party measure and force 1t through Congress with the aid of
 King Caucus. Didn't the Chicago platform make it a party measureG
 It seems as though the originator ot evory new political rostrum thinks 1t necessary 10 try it on K an sas before introducing it elsewhere. From which it has come to be naturally inferred that some of the people of Kansas are easier led ! astray than those of other states. S
 "Comrade" wGs no idle and mean | ingless word when spoken to !, Benjamin Harrison by the old sol- diers at Indianapolis. t
 The man to whose eyes no tear of ever comes is the man who never will be missed when he " irops out. He is also to be pit!cd.
 The German Kaiser is acting as :, hough he was seriously thinking of Idding the rest of France to Alsace v, md Lorain, instead of restoring m Alsace and Lorain to France; and IT taly stands ready to approve the yC ob when completed. ce Senator Hill may find Jones he 5oo dits the World" harder man to Va ispoSe of than Jones he pays the an reight, proved to be. SO Senator Morgan says he does not tb elieve the financial distress is real. Cl the Senator has not tried wi borrow money on his note, since Is return from Europe. 1hl Hunting lawyers Is an old Ken tb, lcky sport that has lately been enI viyed. There is a difference of ms 'inion as to whether buckshot or iio ue -calibre cartridges make the best ,;" ' Both have made good do cords. but Can't somebody persuade the New y!o,I. )rk anarchists to get in the way of sao, ,', at predicted tidal wave Perhaps WIG, CIV ke= s of beer judiciously placed pri; 'uld do the business. onl. Ex-Congressman Hart, of Michi- 0'. SoL n, twas wise when he chose the tbo le of his latest lecture" The Dis .tion's Bread and Butter" The den tion's bread and butter is at this GatI le very live and timely topic. nn;, 'vSs Private" John Allen, the Mis- stat sippi Congressman, has an idea, que: pretends to have, that there is humorous in the financial lation. This is excusable, even ,,.., IT ! democratic congressman, from WI, :" l'S Om little is expected. t;nn Let the platform go" may soon Be ome popular cry with demo me Is who fear free trade. I si'Ie governor Boies would bettor have and ,d by his first announcement. the h defeat will come loss of pres pure
 and the end of his political pun pun er defeat will certainly come as Tn m year. the representative Catchings, of Mis- ceedi ppi, practically admitted in a pure oh in the House that the dem i.iy l'ielI tie programme contemplated a the si Iction of the wages of the labor this T man, which he said had been any Il lilly rising in this country until quaiI
 had reached point unexam- and I - - in the history of the world. bereb he might have added that they ity of Id not have been reduced as cons as the republican party was Prs, lpt;S in power.