Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25
pIrHY. POINTED AND PERTINENT.

iitchauiNs bhcH ohf bh' NNo'h that there would be more talk of lynchisg him in Kentuckey than of sending him back to Congress.
 If the cuckoo democrats succeed in driving Hill out of the. demo cratic party where eau he gof Ho has bitterly abused the populists and the republicans don't want him.
 The man who expects to get something for nothing should al ways be watched. If somebody doesn't give him what he wants he Is apt to steal it.
 That Breekinridge verdict made amends for many past misdoings oi Washington iuries.
 The democratic Senators talk very valiantly against trusts, bat when 1t comes to legislation they invariably do what the trusts order them to do.
 Boss Crocker's latest interviews indicate that he is little unc, rtain as to just where he is ai V
 Congressman Wilson is so much better that 1t Is said he is going back to Washington to resume his duties. He will need an introdue- tion to the bill which he helped to put together and railroad through the House, so great has beeu the change since be saw it last.
 Oh. yes, the democratic Senators are opposed Co trasts-those which cannot be influenced by legislation.
 Mir. Cleveland may think just as Senator Hill does about somo parts of the tariff bill, but all the same he has not congratulated Hill for making that speech.
 The democrats have put "elec- tions" on the black list as subjects of conversation.
 As if the democrats in Congre 6 were not already sufficiently divided upon the tariff and silver, new division is apparent over the repeal of the tax on state bank currency.
 Free rations, not principle, is the bond which holds Coxey's init tation army together. Free grub has also probably prevented the arrest of a goodly portion of the army. They have had no occasion to pillage.
 Oh yes, the people of this country are just bowling for free trade. If you don't believe it just refer to recent election returns.
 Boss Crocker found Tammany somewhat demoralized. although still holding on to the offices, when he got back home. Tammany also found the "old man" somewhat "broke up" over the outlook for the continuation of his ''perqs."
 Does the sudden activity of the Washington police authorities against Coxey's army indicate that anybody's frightenedi
 The six democrats, who, by some apparent oversight. were elected to the Rhode Island legislature, will hardly try to carry out the demo cratic. anti-election programme of electing a Senator from Little Rhody" to succeed Senator Dixon whose term expires next March.
 Members of the Louisiana legis- lature, which meets next month, gre just now haughtier than aldermen They will have to elect three U. s Senators-the first occurrence Of its kind-one to i'll the uneIpired term of Justice White; one to fill the full term from March 4, 1895. to which Justice White had been elected, and one to fill the unexpired term oI the late Senator Gibson, which ends March 8, 1897.
 Senator Murphy's statement that the tariff bill will not be voted upon next November has worried the democrats quite as much as the sei speech made by Senator Hill against the bill.
 Senator Brice shows more respect for the silver sentiment of the coun try, which he declares is constantly increasing, than MT. Cleveland does But Brice is a candidate for re-elec ton, and Mir. C., however much he might desire it, cannot be.
 The latest news from Hawaii sayI Lii is restless. That's exactly the predicament of her friends, Grover and Gresham.
 Congress ought to do the square thing by Evangelist Moody. He has been publicly praising Congress an almost unheard of ching.
 Congressman Breckinridge is quoted as having recently said: "I have some years of good work in me yot." Wonder if he means the same kind of good work he has been engaged in for the last ten years.
 Death has 8 much stronger "pull' than MT. Cleveland has on the U s, Senate.
 Ex Senator Reagan, of Texas, is mistaken. MT. Cleveland has not come over to the republicans, al- though it seems that he has left the Texas democrats.
 Ex-Speaker Reed can now slightly paraphrase the famous saying into