Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-17
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Ut is true that the efforts of the l democrats for taTitf reform has not been as full as We could wish, but Tit has been step in the right di- ection, sud by that step the people | of this land have been saved eighty five millions of dollars"
 "it has been said by the fellows on the other side that Mir. HeFn ion has no record; say John Herndon has a record that any man might be proud to have, an honest. upnght, and conscientious citizen, devoted husband. loving father. ."-Ling.
 Oh Lord, Ling, it was not the other fellows that said that, It was John himself.
 "rhe office should seek the man, and not man the office, and in the case ol Oliver this is true as the office sought the man."-Llng.
 Il believe 1 can i'll the office Tor which 1 am nominated, at least l should like to try. want the office aud want it awful bad."-Ling.
 A humble confession Is good for the soul
 If | have the opinion that the ?. & A. C. bonds are illegal, the county of Yavapai will not pay one cent afterwards. Ling.
 'I should like to bury Morrison, all but his record. Ling.
 Mir. Oliver claims re election on account of his being the chairman oI the committee that legislated against the tax on road houses.
 I've believe in the free coinage of silver. We believe that the help of the country is in the Democratic party."-Herndon.
 Don't you think neighbOr John that your party is long time in getting a move on itself in the direction of help on this question:
 statehood is a political ques- tion. Herndon.
 Republicans were the hrst to in- corporate it in a political platform SO advise your hearers to vote that ticket then.
 "The democratic party is strong enougl to say to the other nations of tn world that we can and pro- pose to undertake the free coinage of silver, and if you want to come m YOU can ome."-Herndon.
 If it is strong enough it has not done so during the eighteen months It has been in power. Don't you know that you obtained this idea from the republican territorial plat | formf
 "I want the republicans to explain | if they can where the consumer IS benefited by the tariff."-Herndon
 That has been explained sp many times that even the school boys are familiar with it.
 The legislation of the republican marty has been for the last thirty years in the interest of bond-holders not in the interest of the working man,'-Herndon.
 This is broad and sweeping as- sertion. Why not give a few m stances of such legislation rather than deal in generalities. BesideI don't you knew that your party hai had control of one or other branches of congress for the last twenty years
 Herndon says that the admittanc' of Mexican cattle into this territOry was q benefit to the territory. H' should have explained this proPOsi- tion so that his hearers would have understood it.
 1t is the legislation of the las eighteen years that has brough ruin upon the country, and not tha of the last eighteen months as eigh teen months is not long enough 10 legislation to do any thing" SAi' MT. Herndon.
 How is it John that the bad legis lation did not begin to show evi effect until the democrats got there Have you read the New York demo cratic platform on that subjecti
 "The democrats took bankrup treasury when they went into office. -Herndon.
 Why didn't you add, land the have attempted to fill it by reducinl the revenues and by issuing bond in the time of peacei
 Mir Herndon failed to tell tn audience how the Wilson Bill va bringing prosperity to the shee raisers of this country. Guess b must have forgotten that nOtabl example of prosperity,