Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-24
EDITORIAL NOTES.

nlLuSell every tlLilo u6 Oullho oA hOh much money Hill saved him. The few political friends of Herrdon are wondering why the Courier has come out for O'Neill. The democratic managers seem to have given up the fight on every thing except their legislative ticket and are straining every nerve to elect it.
 A vote for Murphy is a vote for Arizona's progress. Murphy is worker, and can-accomplish more in Washington for Arizona than any man who could be sent there.
 Cyclones that do a million dollars damage are hardly noticed since the experience of the country with the democratic storm, which has left no section undamaged.
 The most enthusiastic populist in Yavapai county estimates the vote that O'Neill will get here at POO. This is a very liberal estimate, too, as half that number will probably be more nearly correct. They ex- pc t 800 in Maricopa county.
 Those Brtishers would better wait until the Congressional cleo ton returns are in before they ac- cept as gospel Congressman Wilson's say so about the death of protec- ton.
 When NIT. Cleveland said that Senator Hills nomination was "the best thing possible under the cir cumstances" he was doubtless thinking of the certain defeat that confronts Hill.
 when the republican party was in power, the country was pros porous. Laborers had plenty of work and wages were good. How is it now, voter? If conditions are different ponder over it and vote for tie party of prosperity.
 Democratic argument is at a pretty low ebb when party leaders have to plead for the election of democrats to undo what other democrats have done. That however is the very peculiar argument being used in the campaign.
 Our contemporary continues to champion the cause of the tramp It is appropriate, too, for demo cratic paper, as the democratic administration has produced regu' lar army of tramps. Why not offer them all possible cousolationl
 That circular letter to merchant: indicates that the democratic party managers are willing to throw of on Herndon, and every candidat' on the ticket in order to elect theil legislative ticket. The advice is tC support the democratic nominees for the legislature if you canno support the whole ticket.
 It must be discouraging to Hern- don to see the enthusiastic way Gov Murphy is received every time h' comes to Prescott. Maybe this ac counts for the circular letter sent out by the Democratic central com mittee, dropping Herndon an( pleading for the legislative ticket
 Ifever the Murphy bari gets lov enough to be on a par with the dis honest methods of the Courier, th' Murphy boys, as they are called Il this county by many, would hav' to go to the poor-house. Just wher that would place such papers as tn Courier and Gazette, we will leaV f or our readers to judge.
 The only interest our contem porary has in O'Neill is to get al the republicans possible to supper him. It need not announce thl fact, as it has been apparent. Re publicans, this year are not consult ing democratic or populist organ to learn how to vote.
 
 Frank Cox, the attorney for tn Southern Pacific Railroad Company is billed to make speech in Pres colt for the alleged anti-corporatiol G candidate for congress. Frank IS a good, whole souled gentleman and there will be one speech il which no mud singing will b indulged.
 Something amusing is promised the public. Fancy Mark Smiil getting up before the people an' telling them what MT. Herndon vii be able to accomplish for Arizon in congress. Ii he says much, tn reflection will be pretty severe ol Brother Smith, who has spent eigh years in congress, presumably repre- senting Arizona, and accomplishe' nothing.
 The Courier is still shouting fo O'Neill. Of course, not honestly for honesty is a stranger to tn Courier, but then it must be annoy ing to NIT. Herndon to be without paper in Yavapai county to giv him support; but if Herndon ha given up the race, of course, O'Neil will come in for good many demo cratic votes. The chances are tha the democratic vote of tho territor. will be pretty well divide h"tweel n.N-. n -..l II.-..1,,, ,....,.t Ff tpFn