The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-28
CURRENT COMMENT.

cBAny man can get democratis nomination this year who is willing to pay the expense of printing tickets and making a few cheap transparent cies.-St. Louis Giobe-Democrat.
 sY-As soon as Prof. Wilson takes charge of the post office department he will probably find his fame as a reve- nue reformer tucked away in some dusty corner of the dead-letter office.-- .N. Y. Tribune.
 sB-Gov. Mckinley says that Harri- sons administration was a bond-pay- ing, not a bond-issuing administra- tion. There is wide difference be- tween that administration and this.- Chicago Inter Ocean.
 cS-It is possible that in the years to come we may have a congress that will be more incompetent and wrong headed than the Fifty-third, but God save the United States of America If such dispensation should for its siI.s befall it.-Buffalo Commercial.
 cBThree important states elect gov ernors this year, Iowa, Ohio and Ken lucky. The republicans are assured of two and have fighting chance in tine third. "The democrats are prepared for the worst" is the way one demo- cratic paper puts it--Iowa State Regis ter.
 eyMany democrats in speaking of the unlamented Fifty-third congress are saying if the elections were held now their party would be beaten worse than it was last November. Probably they are right The republican wave seems to be still rising.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
 eBThe democratic yellow CUTS are barking at Thomas B. Reed because he refused to vote for the resolution of thanks to Speaker Crisp. They appear to forget that the democrats of the Fifty-frst congress refused to vote for similar resolution when he was speaker, Crisp among them. He was fully justified in his refusaL-Toledo Blade.
 Mir. Wilson claims that the fail ure of the late congress in dealing with financial questions was due to the fact that under our system of government congress is the mirror of the peoples views, and the people have not yet made up their minds about these mat ters. But they appear to .have made up their minds not tolet the democratic party do any more tinkering with such things, at any rate.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
 B-The Belfast board of trade Is can did enough to admit that sEngland's s commerce with sixty-ffve million peo- pie under the stars and stripes amounts to quite as much as her trade with the three hundred and sixty-eight million under the British flag" This explains fully why England wants to see dem- ocrats tear down the eustom-houses in this country and allow her to trade here as freely as in her own territory. Chicago Inter Ocean.
 EB-The democratic managers place the appropriations of the Fifty .tbird congress at $990, ,330, ,691.O4. But they neglect to say that this does not ipelude provision for interest on the new bono | issues, or several contracts authorized without providing the money whicf will be necessary to pay tf.e eontrac tors. Thus more than S24, ,0CO, ,000 of tn, expenditures of this congress do not ap pear in the appropriations. In realit, the outlay was about S1,Ol5, ,OOO, ,OOO and this large total was reached il spite of reduction of SAP, ,OOO, 900 in tn pensions account. The Fifty-third con gress broke the record for general ex penditsres,--Troy Times.