Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-09-26

atdt d NellbNAdb dS iie ust tu WdSs The same may be said of all promi- nent members of the party, and itis not indelicate to include Herndon's namc in the long list, also.
 Colonel" Silas Wegg, of the Cour fer, having despaired of saying any thing favorable to the democratic candidate for delegate in prose, has dropped into poetry" If the gal lant Colonel" will allow his name to be used. he can be elected poet laureate of Yavapai without oppo- sition and he is the only democrat who can be elected.
 It is said that Herndon is a friend of the workingmen. When the votes of several poor miners are counted there will be number who will show him how they cherish his friendship-for the ot her fellows.
 Somewhat forcibl, language was heard yesterday from tho lips of a d ,mocrat who believes iu Malk
 smith. He must have heard of tie rumor that Mark did not want the office anyway, for he said You are a - a*% %i,il-t- - : and 1 can prove it ''
 The ouly difference between Mur- phy aud Herndon ou railroad mat ters is: tho former brings capital in to build them while the latter fights the same capital to keep 1t out. Vide the P. X A. C., that persisted in holding up this community for years.
 Colonel Wilson's fine Italian hand crops out in democratic fdehty in the platform. A few short months ago the Colonel came very near jumping over the fence into the populist yard, but he ripped his pants on a nail in the act, and is now mending the rent on demo cratic measures.
 It is said now that after Yavapsi started the ball s-rolling against Mark Smith with a solid delegation of 22. the latter weakened, although two southern counties instructed their delegations to vote :olidly for Smith. Will these Smith elements now fall in line with approval of the showing under of their old-time ideali
 Me, tings are being held in Pima and Pinal counties to extend aid to the building of the s. F., P. and P. through those sections. The right of way, it is said, has been selected to Tucson. and the building of the road Is now guaranteed to that point inside of two years after Phe- nix is reached.
 Dr. Herndon stated in his speech accepting the democratic nomina- ton for delegate to Congress that he would make 0akes Murphy take his first dose of medicine next No vember. If the cool reception the Doctor received from his neighbors on his return to the rock-ribbed hills of Yavapsi be any indication, he is very sick man himself.
 The democratic press of Arizona seems to be teeming in joy over the and territorial administra- tions being endorsed by the democ- racy. Their acts suit us, as popu- lism seems to be the outgrowth of democratic perfdy and corruption, notwithstanding there are some who desire to cover up their tracks by means of party resolutions,
 Harmony in democracy! Way down in Mark Smiths strongholds in Southern Arizona, read the news. It may be sized up about the same way Horndon was re- oeived on entering his home after receiving the nomination. It is no reflection on Herndon's candidacy, however, if there is still the same old enthusiasm being expressed for the late Mir Smith as of yore.
 Since the redoubtable Colonel of platform fame, has re- turned, We suppose he is loading his political mud gun and will swing it into action on the voters in favor of Herdon. The Colonel is very elastic in his political ideas but on the eve of of an election he puts on his big horse pistol 6 i zoe, gunuiug for repub- Ican bicls,
 There is only one way for labor to -eceive relief from any ills it may be suffering from. Go to the polls and fight them with the ballot. There Ire many miners throughout Yava- oai county who have been caught in shrewd trap by oily lawyers and ost their hard earned wages through ievilish tricks. Show your man lood next November by your ballot.
 The worst blow vet dealt the pop lists. who are preaching reduction ,f governmental expenses and taxa ion. has been administer ed by the Ion. NJ. NJ. Estee in his campaign peaches, who shows that the ten ,opulists in the house of represent tives at the late session of Congress introduced thirty-fge bills for the ppropriation of money, and these ills appropriated the stupendous um Of S25, ,507 ,300,000