Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-31
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EX-SenatOr 1aDOr, or Oolotdeos has made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors.
 Dr. Miller aroused the animals in the democratic cage, in great shape by that bomb shell of his.
 The Courier asks: "Whoever heard of a democrat having sack v Don't suppose the Courier wants to include the gall sack iE this inquiry3
 Postmaster-General Bissell has issued circular to all postmasters, iorbidding them from making any contributions for campaign pur- poses.
 The people of Colorado are look ing to the women of that state to save it from another reign of popu- lsm and Waiteism. The women will save the state too by their votes.
 Gen. Harrison was right when he said the shadow of democratic tariff reform has clouded every home in the land. Aye, and let every voter remember that the shadow will remain until dispelled by the glad sun of republican protection.
 Phil Heller. of the San Simon Cattle Company, in southern Ari- zona was shot through the left lung recently, presumably by Indians. It is thought he will die. This is the first act of violence committed by Indians since the removal of troops from Fort Bowie.
 "ShoIty" Zulick has actually taken the stump on behalf of Mr. Herndon After the political thumP- ing which MT. Herndon received from 'Zoo" in the legislature 1t would seem that he would leave the race when Shorty" comes to the rescue. But then politics make strange bed fellows.
 Reese Ling is reported to be shooting his mud gun of at Oakes Murphy at every place he speaks When the young man makes two or three unsuccessful campaigns oi this kind he will learn that it does not pay. Oakes Murphy will be elected delegate to congress and Reese Ling will be defeated for district attorney.
 w. E. Hall has all the educa- tional qualifications necessary for a county school superintendent. A man to occupy that position should be educated. One of his duties Is to examine teachers as to their qualifications to teach. "The stream can not rise higher than its source, hence it is of the utmost import ance to elect the very best man possible to be superintendent of the public schools. Vote for w. h. Hall.
 Oakes Murphy represents the progressive element of Arizona. His election means that Arizona's interests will be we'll guarded and looked after in Washington. His extensive acquaintance with sena- tors and congressman, as well as among prominent people generally makes him above all others, the very best man that Arizona could send to congress. He can do more for the territory in one month than both of the other men, who are running for the position could do in a whole term.
 Congressman Wilson, of West Virginia, said in his London free trade speech that free government .'is the most uncertain and short lived" Humphl if many districts elected men of the Wilson caliber to congress, we might be inclined to believe in this indirect prophecy of the early downfall of our gov ernment: but, as it is, we must call if not of the worst sort, uttered for inc purpose of pleasing foreign enemies of our government.
 -f.oraev General Heney left last night for Prescott, Flagstaff and Apache county. Mr. Heney
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