Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
 A strike of ten thousand cloak makers has been inaugmated in New York;
 Those loan commission ''fggers" are commencing to react against the '.fggerers,"
 Mir. Ford, the lawyer of the firm of Heuey, Heney < Ford, must be quite an able fellow to have kept the firm alive against such odds. When that much talked of exemption bill was before the legislature it was supported by the Courier, and opposed by the JOUR NAL-MINER.
 The only explaining that republi- can papers aud orators are doing is in the way of telling what notorious prevaricators the fellows on the other side are. There is nothing else to explain.
 The lack of honesty and manii- ness so noticeable in Ben Heney's letter of resignation will kill it dead. or course 1t was not intended for use where he is known. for he has doubtless done Oakes all the harm could before now.
 A lawyer they say can do or say anything for a fee, no matter who gets hurt and regardless of the merits oT his case and because he is a lawyer his acts are not recorded. Is this why Mir. Herndon has no record!
 Grover Cleveland opposes state hood for Arizona and free coinage of silver, yet the democrats de clared in favor of statehood and silver, and endorsed Grover Cleve- land personally and officially. This is what might be termed political hash.
 In his speech OF Monday evening Mr. Herndon trenched very largely over in the political domain of the populist party. If he keeps this thing up it will be difficult to tell whether he or O'Neill is running on the populiSt ticket.
 When it becomes necessary to re- sort to all kinds of lying about a candidate, you may be sure some one is frightened and from the way democratic speakers as well as democratic papers are lying about Oakes Murphy. their candidate must be ln a pitiful condition.
 Mexican cattle are now entitled to importation under the Wilson bill. The first shipment went ovel the Santa Fe last Saturday to Colo rado pastures. ."-PrOspector. The benefits of the Wilson bill to the cattle industry-of Mexico, i: thus early commencing to bt realized.
 Paid instruments like the Gazette and the Heneys have little weight with an intelligent people. The votes will be cast for Oakes Murphy regardless of the political lies that friends of Herndon manufacture Herndon wouldn't do it, but he likes to see it going on just the same.
 We end nrse President Cleveland, officially and personally. and We favor free silver coinage says the Yayapai county democratic plat form. Cleveland personally and officially opposes silver coinage as everyone knows. What anan omalous thing then this democratic platform is.
 Ben Heney resigning the office oi President of the Republican League Club because his brother Is being thrashed for tho unwarranted and contemptible part he is taking in the campaign will not create the sensation the Heneys and the demo crats had hoped. The voters of the territory are up to such political dodges.
 Democratic papers announce that B sn. Heney, who is brother of hls brother Frank Heney, has decided not to support \. O. Murphy. Next, , we will probably hear that Col. J. F. Wilson has decided not to sup port Mir. Murphy, and it would not be surprising if they should tell us that J. C. Herndon himself had "gone back on him."
 4 recent issue of the Gazette contains Ben Heney's letter, and what purports to be a fac simile of a bill presented to the loan com mission by Gov. \. O. Murphy, and right along side of it is glowing account of the progress being made o.