Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-15
rIrHY. POINTED AND rEArINENr.

work, if given the power, would b' to give relief from the terrible bur,
 dens" imposed by the tariff. Nov
 these leaders say financial legisla tion must have precedence. Stil
 there are people who really believe
 the democrats know what they wish
 to do, or what they are going to do
 It is too early to say whether the
 new cabinet will have to be wedged
 under either of its corners to keeI
 it from wobbling. It will depend
 largely upon the location of its
 heavy timbers.
 Charles 4. Dana was not present
 ct the inauguration, but his old
 friend ''ConsecTation" was there, ss
 big as life and twice As conceited.
 The inaugural address would
 hardly do for Q ticket to even the
 outer vestibule of the temple of
 fame.
 Republicans should lose no oppor-
 tunity in aiding Mir. Cleveland to
 live up to his civil service reform
 talk because his efforts in that direc- ton will receive no help from his own party.
 The country which produces statesmen of no higher calibeF than those of the republic of Paraguay, who see no better way of raising their country from the slough of financial despondency than the es- tablishment of . national lottery, is indeed to be pitied.
 A prominent exchange says of the inaugural address: 1t is an inaugural of promise" Yes, but to whomi
 The indications are that brother Stevenson is ambitious of becoming the brake on the administration wagon, instead of quietly filling the duties Pertainin. to the fifth wheel, as other Vice Presidents have been compelled to do.
 And Senator German, where does his influence come in with the present administration.
 Senator Allison is 6 mild-man- nered man, but he knows how to resent an insult, as was proven when he walke1 up to Senator Hill and said: Senator Hill, you are liar"
 As buffers, the Kansas populists arc not "in it."
 The democratic party doesn't seem to have much influence with the new President.
 JelfersoniSn simplicity" was good enough ante-election cry, but now-well, it is not "in it."
 If indications count for anything the new administration is inclined to use the financial spread to cover the tariff question.
 If whiskers are to be the power behind the throne it would be we'll to ascertain whether they are owned by Judge Gresham or Don Dickin- son.
 The sins of the Fifty-second con gress, while maRy and grievous, were more of omission than com mission. It lacked nerve.
 It is to be hoped that nobody will suggest a game of poker when the cabinet gets together for the trans action of important business.
 No tears or pathos in the republi- can party's good bye to Uncle Sam, simply " "Bye-bye, old fellow, I'll be with you again before the flowers of '97 shall bloom"
 It does seem 8 little odd that a man who follows the dudish custom of parting his name in the middle should be at the head of the De- partment of Agriculture. When those ninety on-the-fence democratic members of the next House define their position on he silver question the doubts about m extra session will be removed. There are no indications of pau i Derism in the rank of the new mem 'ers of the Senate, although several ess desirable isms are represented. t Clark Howell, the rival of Hoke , 'mith, says the new administration i will put premium to political in- | Iependentism," and he intimates hat the result will be breaking up 1. 'f the solid south. ! Another anti-convict labor war is threatened in Tennessee. These hings must be expected until the sgislature of that state has the :, outrage to repeal the laws authoriz- n ig the lease of convicts to private t. arties and corporations. O Chicago wants all the big-brained " len 1t can get. It is now after - - -en. Harrison, to fill a chair in its 2, ig University. u Tammany's new race track at ol darlington proves that it knows m hat kind of a "persuader" the new sl ongress will appreciate. cI Carl Schurz, Wayne Mac Weigh OC Id Henry George are still available or T membership in the kitchen si ,binet. nj If Corbett and Mitchell were ST 'mpelled to fight with brass VI Iuckles and to continue hammer: w g each other until the death of e or the other or both of them, any who now oppose the fight t oT ,uld favor it. A, Both houses of the California leg IT ature, by two-thirds vote in each tn use, passed resolutions to submit VI u' a vote of the people at the next TT