The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-02-15
CURRENT COMMENT.

-Cleveland's Hawaiian supporters in the senate arc getting restless under the well-bestowed name of the 'cuck- oos "-Iowa State Register.
 sB- The treasury deficit is only s6,. 293, 453 for the month of January. At this rate the debt will soon be entirely wiped out - according to democratic arithmetic. .-Boston Traveller.
 sB-Under the democratic programme everything must be free or the idle worlSingman cannot get a bit of it. When there are no wages with which to buy, everything should be free N. Y. Tribune.
 1-The modern democratic philan- thropy expresses its desire to help the worliingman by making diamonds cheaper for him. What the working man wants now is chance to earn his bread and butter. N. Y. Tribune.
 sB Mir. Wilson admits that all the changes in the tariff have been against the protected industries, which is another way for saying that they have all been in favor of the foreign free-trade manufacturers. IN. Y. Re- corder
 I3 The democrats are split on the bond, income tax, silver and Hawaiian questions, ard they have arrayed the country against them on the tariff is sue. No party at any previous period in all our history ever got into such trouble as this in the first year of its power. St. Louis Globe Democrat
 s3 Wilson and the tariff reform crowd are very indignant at workingmen who are asking work and wages instead of full doses of tariff reform" Wilson & Co. seem to think the working mil lions they have robbed are ungrateful because they do not bow down and worship the political bandits of con- gress, Chicago Inter Ocean.
 sS-This is the era of reconciliation Corbett and Mitchell, Sullivan and Kilrain, Bismarck and the kaiser hay ing kissed and made up, the only ob- staclo to its becoming perfect millen- ium of good fellowship is the fact that Cleveland is still whetting scythc blades for Dave Hill in the white house back yard Philadelphia Press
 There is nothing in the present situation to indicate that Mir. McKin- Icy made any mistake when he an- nounced that his bill had settled the tariff question for ten years at least. So far as Mir Wilson's wonderful bill is concerned, it has disturbed nothing but values and tho prosperity and content ment of the people.-N. Y. Advertiser.
 eB-Thc republican party admitted raw sugar free. It put . small duty on refined sugar. The object of this dis crimination in favor of the raw ma terial was to encourage the refining of the sugar in this country so as to give employment to labor in this country. The democratic party is in favor of having the refining done abroad. That is the difference. Iowa State Register.
 ES The democrats in the house seem inclined to let their partisan feeling get the better of their patriotism in the discussion of the presidents Hawaiian policy. Present indications point to an indorsement of the course of infamy pursued by Cleveland, Gresham and Blount by the democrats in congress, even though it has been condemned by hundreds of thousands of patriots whom they represent Cleveland Leader.
 sB-The democratic party is now di- vided in congress into
 Free traders.
 Prof. Wilson's followers.
 Free traders in everything that does not hit the particular congressional district.
 Tariff for revenue only.
 Free traders and income taXerS
 Revenue tariff and no income tax
 -protectionists.
 Cuckoos.-Toledo Blade.
 sly-The Wilson bill is a stroke for kind of free trade which will cut off the resources of the treasury. Prof. Will son declared that it would reduce the revenue from the custom houses by at least s65, ,0OO,OO0. The changes made in the bill since it was introduced will tend still further to lower the receipts. It is safe to say that on tho basis of i'm. portations for 1893 the tariff bill in its present shape will cut down receipts to the extent of s70,0o0, 00O Cincinnati 
 Clevcland's TrIckery.
 President Cleveland is not only a