Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-02
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1 Is now eOlO1inS dn llhils, ouu
 profitable one it is proving to be.
 Ex-President Harrison says; The
 heterogeneous political element
 that will meet at Washington in
 August will represent free trade and
 many theories contrary to business
 stability" and, as usual, he is right.
 The safe deposit companies are
 making money out of the present public distrust of banks, but the
 general public is losing a thousand
 times more from the same cause.
 No President ever succeeded in
 writing a message to Congress that
 was not at once followed hy a
 chorus of I-told-you-so's, and Mr.
 Cleveland will not be an exception.
 Those who believe that dropping
 Congress in the slot will bring i'm
 mediate financial relief will know
 better before they are many months older.
 Care should be taken to see that
 some of the new members of Con
 grsss do not mistake the sound oi the Washington garbage mans horn
 Tor Gabriel's last toot.
 "Jerry Simpson wants to buy Canada" says a Washington dis patch. Jerry must have saved con siderable out of his Congressional salary to think of making such an investment.
 In one county in Kansas the dem ocrats and populists arc running the same ticket: on two platforms, one populist and the other Cleyelandite The democrats are accustomed to using platforms upon which two or more constructions might easily be put, but two platforms is a new idea.
 The lowest criminal when taken into court is assumed to be innocent until his guilt is proven, but every republican who draws q pension is assumed to be a fraud by this administration until he proves his innocence. It is the govern ment, too, which has to prove sbe guilt of the criminal, while the pen Soner Is now to be made to prove his innocence.
 "ln the good old days when we had republican president and con | Sress" is the burden of the song | heard in industrial circles. Never | mind, boys, keep a stiff upper lip; those days will come again. and | come to stay.
 Listen to the doleful cry.
 Of the weary, weary walters;
 They expected pie,
 And they can't even get cold taters.
 Wanted-A coat of mail. war ranted to resist the daggers of of friends. Apply at once to Bill 1 House of Representatives. Washington, D. c.
 It may worry the lyncheEs a lit le to find out that they made a but 1t will not make the lightest difference to the lynchee.
 Butting ones head against a 'riek wall Is pleasant pastime com 'ared with the eleventh hour efforts low being made to form a combi- lotion to prevent Crisp being re- i lected Speaker of the House.
 No one can. deny that the crime | f rape should be punished by cath, and if lynching is ever ex- { usable it is then. But in view of ( he apparent rapid increase both of | hat crime and of lynching, it would !, pPear that lynching does not less n the crime. Indeed, it appears to b increase it. t Representative Springer has de n 'loped an enormous appetite for W tumble pudding. W Henry Watterson should be more | :, ireful or he will render himself a ersona non g rata to the U. s. Sen tI .e. \ The unkindest cut of-all was that . vitation to Mir. Cleveland to visit iC e Arkansas Hot Springs for his u rheumatism" al Carl Schurz and Wayne Mac u eagh blush every time that vacan- IT in the Supreme Court is men Ill 1ned m their presence. in il Why not let King Malietoa and b, ould-be King Mataafa settle it in "o g+foot ring, and withdraw Steven to m and the war ships as Lizzie Borden was grateful S2O.- kr D worth to the two lawyers who ,h fended her. The prosecution It -ned part of that. Pl NIT. Cleveland to republicans in of ngress; Please drop politics no lg enough to help me knock out tn 3 financial lunatics of my party. .l The bad boy who rocks the boat lar til he falls overheard and nearly by Is drowned is typical of the llt nocratic party and the nations nal ' lnces. col The man who walks to the Worlds cn' l ir from some remote section of ", "
 country, wants to get himself the newspapers, but the fellow T Q has to walk home from the Fe ' doesn't. ago lr. Blanton Duncan says Mir. 10 10 'veland promised that he would in n a free coinage bill, if Califor- 9.3l would support him for Presi- roa {, but Mir. D. has wagging hgI gue. iVai ome men have humiliation ,
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