Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-11
rlrnY. POINTED AND PERTINENT.

ck committee 10 inNefelefe Wlln the election of U. s. Senator in his own and other States, by caucus of democratic Senators.
 4 majority of the democratic members of the next House may believe that Mir. Crisp ought to be reelected Speaker; but if vote for him is to put them in bad odor with the man who is to dish cut the fed eral pap, lots of them sill not east that vote.
 It is said that home. life is now considered very unfashionable in New York. So are the virtues which make the most beautiful part of home-life.
 1t has come out at last. A New York paper recently printed as news a column from G. Washington's farewell address. Oh, we are pro- ! gressive, We are.
 Tammany says, through it's boss, that it will make no demand upon Mir. Cleveland for offices. Certainly not; the demand was made and ac- ceded to before election. There will be no occasion to repeat it, at least that is what Tammany hopes.
 
 Now that the case of Father Me Glynn has been settled, why not give old man McGinty a chance to set himself righti
 If Jersey justice opens the prison doors for few more convict ed ballOt-box suffers it will deserve to have ''in" written before it.
 Bossing Tammany is paying job. MT. Crocker has no other wis ible way of making money, but he bought an $S5,OOO residence as a Christmas gift for himself. His children must have other god fathers equally as liberal as Mayor Grant once acknowledged himself to have been.
 Even prayer can be put to bad use. For instance, a Canadian Evangelist stood by an open win dow of his residence and loudly prayed that one of his neighbor might be cursed and destroyed by small-po and cholera. He was ar rested, and a level-headed magis trate fined him SI0 and costs.
 It isn't good practice to giv, advice to crowned mOnarchs; wheT they want it they should be mad, to pay for it; but if Emperor Will fam really wanted a racing yacht that could win races, he should have placed the order over here, instead of in England.
 Canada has in three months paid nearly SS3,000 for her discrimina ton against American vessels in the Welland Canal, and this is only the beginning, unless she gets down from her high horse.
 The farmers and farm laborers O. Europe seem to be in fair way tc have to choose between starvation and fighting. Americans do not half appreciate their advantage: over the rest of the world.
 No one has yet mentioned Ssna tor Hill as cabinet possibility, Congressman Tom Johnson, O Ohio, who proudly proclaims him self free trader, was allowed to speak in the presence of the mighty Grover, but Speaker Crisp was ruth lessly gagged.
 Speaker Crisp's "cinch" on the Speakership of the next House ap pears to be in a badly damaged con dition.
 The intimation of Carl Sehurz that all the honest men in th' country voted for Mr. Cleveland came with bad grace from man who has spoken on ali sides of all questions; and always for cash price.
 Revenge is as sweet to the Politi- elan as to other people. When Speaker Crisp was elected it was given out as triumph of Hill orer Cleveland. It will not be strange to find Mir. Cleveland work ing to turn the thing around when the, nextSpeaker is elected.
 Surely Peffer is enough for poor Kansas to carry In the Senatorial line without saddling her with Mrs. Lease.
 The Georgia legislature proposes to get the first wildcat, or state bank money, in circulation, if pos sible. It is already considering a bill providing for the issue of such money as soon as Congress repeals the 10 per cent tax on it.
 Timely advice; never put frozen dynamite into a stove to thaw out. Two New Mexican miners lost their lives because they did not know this, or knowing it declined to heed.
 Mir. Cleveland's excuse for not keeping an engagement to visit his birthplace, Caldwell, N. J., was that he was too busy, but more proba- ble reason is that he was afraid every democratic resident of the