Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-31
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 Carl Schurz should have gone home as soon as he had eaten that White House dinner; then he should have escaped Csrlisle's cold shoulder.
 The National Negro Democratic League is getting restless because of the fear that it's members are not to be paid with offices, according te9 promise, for having joined 1t, and its executive committee has ap- pealed to Cleveland.
 Nothing like being an all-around actor. General Harrison was as mnch at home in making an address to the International Y. M. (. A, as in making those to a nation which have made his fame as statesman worldwide.
 The sounds heard around Louis vile are not those usually made by attendants at a funeral. Mir. Clarkson never made truer prophecy than when he said the fu ture welfare of the republican party was wrapped up in the young men men of the country. Gain the votes of three-fifths of those who will cast their first votes during the next three years and a republican presi- ! dent in '96 is assured.
 An editorial in contemporary , starts out with democratic civil service reformers.n With all due respect to the editors knowledge, We doubt the existence of any such.
 It is interesting to learn that Washington has pure milk dealers union, but 1t would be interesting to learn whether it's members sell pure milk.
 Edward Atkinson, the prominent free trader, seems to have mixed Secretary Carlisle up with congress as he has written a letter to the secretary, asking that the payment of sugar bounties be suspended.
 If anybody expects the adminis- tration tariff bill, upon which work has already begun, to be a conserva- tive measure they would better pre- pare to be disappointed.
 Republican editors might find better use for their space than be- wailing the removal of republican officials by the administration. What right have republicans to ex- pect that they will be kept in office by their political opponentf-Ex.
 There is one consolation in the latest phase of the Hawaiian busi- ness; Blount's acts since he was ap- pointed minister are at least consti- tutional, which is more than they were before.
 Probably it was tn idiotic prep arations that are being made in some quarters to receive her. and not ill-health, that caused the In- fanta Eulalia to doubt the adYisa- biiity of coming to the United States.
 A dueling epidemic has broken out among southern editors, but nobody has fought yet.
 The Mississippi river seems to be as hard to control as the democratic party; and it is equally as danger ous when it happens to haveits own way.
 4 large discovery of tin ore, in ap- parently inexhaus.ible quantities, has been made in West Virginia, but its value may be largely inn paired by the removal of the duty ! on tin by the democratic congress 1 which West Virginia helped to put 1 in power.
 The "Detroit Free Press" says virtue is a disinfectant." It may | be true but who is virtuous enough | to go through cholera epidemic | with 10 other protectionl
 Mugwump abuse may yet make Secretary Carlisle the presidential candidate of his party.
 A political opponent who gives you a straight blow from the shoulder every time he gets in reach of you, refuses to creep up behind you and use a black-iackon the sly, is always admired.
 The National Worlds Fair Com committee have decided to open tn fair on Sunday.