Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-07
r,rHy. POINTED AND PERTINENT

RIrHY, POINTED AND PERTINENT.
 Ex-Governor Robinson and his associates will find that it will re- ouire more than Sl0,OOO printing outfit to keep the populists m power in Kansas.
 The difference between banks with an imaginary capital and those with real cash behind them has never been more marked than ot late.
 With all its other troubles the Worlds Fair has an invasion of English sparrows to contend with.
 A lawyer employed by the Chi nese government is authority for the statement that Secretary Gresh- ham has been notified that the first steps taken to enforce the Geary law would be the signal for the ter mination of all relations, diplomatie. commercial and otherwise between the United States and China.
 Polish Jews complain that they receive no better treatment in Dem ocratlc Baltimore than in Imperial Russia, notwithstanding their blind " voting the democratic ticket as last as they become naturalized.
 Is not the continued assertion ot some people, that the Geary ex- elusion act Is unconstitutional, con tempt of courtG
 There is no denying the existence ot difference of opinion between the democ rats ofthe Pacific states and the administration, on the en- torcement of the Chinese exclusion law.
 And Ward McAllister, where was he; where was he when the tiger was spooning on Eulalie.
 Indications are that the railroads will soon begin to cut on Chicago tickets. When they do the rush will begin.
 So far the only fraudulent pen sioners unearthed by the admins tration are those put on the roll by Attorney Drewry, who IS serving a term m jail, having been sent there for these very frauds, by republican 1 many months ago.
 The latest democratic anti-Tam. l any movement in New York is sim l ply intended as lever to put some of it's projectors into Federal offices.
 The editor of the Detroit Free Press has been taken care of but i Puck still points to his motto What fools these mortals be" and gets no office.
 The failure of ex-Secretarv Foster IS matter for general re 5ret. His readiness to lend help ng hand to his struggling fellow nen should not be forgotten.
 Woe be unto the administration hat fathers bunco financial policy.
 The fnanciers insist that the 'nly financial trouble We have is ack of confidence, which is strictly rue; but they do not state the [ ause of this lack of confidence, which Is perfectly plain to every intelligent man. The lack of conf ence arises from the uncertainty as [ Q what the democratic party k oing to do with the power which l as been placed in its hands. { In the opinion of young Mir whom Mir, Cleveland | as made |. $. Consul General al aris, American women are pretty I, ut they lack chic. Mir. Shrop- hires years residence in Farce" ], Iay have made him a big man. but t a still lacks one useful thing o 'nse. Perhaps 1t was the abuse of the n ersonal pConoun "I," by a gentle h an who need not be named that used James Gordon Bennett to rop it in connection with his great swspaper.
 Col. Jones no longer pays the eight on the heavy editorial mat q r of the St. Louis Republic. Il Those who thought that few iS mericans would visit Europe this r ason were away of in their calcu- h tions- Three thousand first class 1' Issengers left New York for Flu u' pc on single day, last week. Ia Kansas City firemen are to 20 to ttO 'ndon to show the English how p nerican tire-laddies do their work. ~, ~ ley will carry an entire outfit ,;, engine, water tower, and n, med horses.
 Mr. Cleveland having had con ~, Ierable experience in teaching his iii )inet to talk Spanish, was in me condition to receive the .u anish lnfanta. d;, The friends of the administration to m inclined to hedge" on the fal ome tax part of the democratic au 'gramme. w The nearer the democratic tariff qu ]. now being prepared, is to free trc de the sooner the republican bo 'ty will be returned to power hv Gu people whose pockets will feel brI change. an' he circumstantial evidence is ln te strong enough tO convict ia' democratic party of having ob- Gia led possession of the government uo' Ter false pretenses, and indica VII IS point to its soon adding an ma er-breech of trust-to its rec. h' IT. Cleveland seems to be finding n"J naJ that 1t IS much easier to con s'n' a.t.' ct sonorous political platitudes Ja" u' ] 1t Is to be a statesman. teo he frequency with which Boss wer 'ker's horses are winning races for lses the suspicion that Tam rail y methods have been adopted to b le race track. von
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