Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-15
populist vote

people will manifest itself when re- guired. Vide election returns from -the east.
 populist vote. -
 Joseph Tarr and Miss ,Tosepbine
 Feathers were married recently ir
 Pennsylvania. This Is a case of star
 and feathers" in which no outrage
 was committed
 The Populists made loud noise
 this year, and in Virginia succeeded
 in frightening the democrats before |
 election. They were simply yelling l
 to keep from getting lonesome.
 Oregon is in luck She will have
 two thanksgiving days this year.
 "Sne ought to be thankful for that"
 One ot them was appointed by it's
 crank governor and the other one
 designated by President Cleveland
 After an election the defeated
 party can always be found figuring
 out the cause of defeat. We partic-
 lpated in this pleasant pastime last
 year. The ether fellows are doing the lingering" this year.
 Our friends, the democrats. have recently assured us that the repub- ( hcan party was dead. Such being I the case, it gave very lively ghost ( dance last Tuesday. s
 The country is safe in the hands e oi republicans. Nothing further is ] needed m support of this assertion t than to refer to the prosperity en- t Joyed by all during the thirty years a of republican reign.
 A well known disciple of democ- h' raey in this city believed sincerely 'n that the republican party was dead pc forever. Wonder what he thinks of su the resurrection, as its angel leaves in the tomb flying "out of sight9o m Democrats find consolation in the 2 fact that the party has a president in in Washington and that Virginia res far ma-usd true tothe democratic faith. inl These are truly consoliug circum- tn, stances. t-r It would have been a graceful act as on the part of Mir. Neal to have try made a motion that McKinlev's kic election be declared unanimous. Ii , vas so nearly unanimous, however. . hat he probably thought the mo ara - ion out of order. r'g A Chicago telegram quotes Hon. fTe '. c. Murphy as declaring himself fran n favor of silver in a recent inter mn, lew The honorable ex-governor ann as always been on the right side of of very question that pertains to the part dvancement of the material i'm .. 'rests of Arizona. M The petition asking for the re- ahn' oval of Judge Sloan received less l,s Ian 100 signatures in Tucson. The Co- lu-Sloanites might get together fron, d "resoiute," but their petition -
 g o'-" no' meet With favor train ere. Fact Is Judge Sloan has tba lde an excellent record as judge. him The call. published in this issue A mass convention to be held to fire il
 a'es 'O tue thenlx State build JL S.>1o-4. oD' 'en'i0n, Iaps the nation day
 ',',i0 ''iilinislrStlon over woul, knuckles somewhat. It is Tho : -. - 'De 0A''ii man oI the dem the Ii atic county central committee. r,ann ugh. and . !" ""s thought lew weeks ago can gt the republicans would have to rL ,,LI;l - ''' i'S next Ioe' jury in m the next two years, as it evooIIa in the past year, the repubi- noi,,ir won't have any fun at all in bodv f as 'there'lI be no foe for it to great f,
 work is le republican party has made exam;n, mistakes and individual re- .rr,bir jeans m some instances have
 3 wrong,' but the United States MeAi' experienced period of greater oiution lerity in her entire history tban an orga z the thirty years in which tbo are loo 'licans had charge of her helm robbed te., mas, an ge Gary, before whom tba towards go anarchists were tried. and up in arr "in they were sentenced, has They s erected py S'OOO majority. race tra iot Ai5Seid' the anarchist From tn, -n'~ef' Who pardoned the develope -ers' made a personal and az recent e @ h5ht to defeat Gary, but they cha 7d In increasing his major "anti-rac
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