Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14

copa county.
 IT Arizrna wants a delegate ln congress who will be in harmony
 with the next administration they
 should elect A. J. Dorau.
 There is little doubt that Tom Watson would be willing to place a
 few bets that Mckinley will be elected, and give odds, too.
 The emblem of the republican
 party in New Mexico is the national flag. By that sign we shall con- quer."-Albuquerque Citizen. Same
 here in Arizona.
 Bryan might ss well throw up the sponge, now that James B. Weaver, the old-time political hoo doc, has declared his election to be | certain.
 The country cannot be run on promises, and that is all the demo cratic party offers. There Is noth- ing substantial in the whole plat form. "-Albuquerque Citizen. It was sometime ago denied that Silver Dick Bland" and the boy orator" had parted in madness. but we notice that "silver-Dick' Is con 6ning his campaign efforts 10 trying to get himself hack into congress.
 As many of the Germans BOW n the United States left "der fader- land" by reason of persecution from ;he government headed by Bis marck, they are not likely to look to him for political guidance.
 The territorial republican central committee has adopted an Ameri- can flag as its vignette. The flag represents patriotism. The demo crats have adopted a silver dollar as their vlgneite. The Almighty dollar stands for poodle.
 Remember that, when you have summed up all the arguments, the republican party is in favor of gen uine bimetalism; is in favor of gold, silver and paper as money, each one the equal in purchasing or debt paying power, with the other.
 McKlnley's election, HOW seems assured, the only remaining ques- ton being that of msiorities. Penn sylvania aspires to become the ban ner state, and is said to Se good for 10000, but is pulling for half million.
 NIT. Watson is quoted as saving, in a recent interview: If NIT. Se- wall is willing to get of the ticket, I believe that eYen now there is a chance to elect MT. B-yan. MT Bry- an and 1 could al once make tour together, and inside of ten days we might restore thousands of vo. es."
 In laying wires to succeed Senator Palmer, Governor Altgeld tacitly confesses that he doesn't expect to be re elected governor of Illinois. Nor will he go to the Senate. IL is altogether probable that the iegis- lature of thSt state will be repuOh- can.
 The nation republican committee after having made a thorough can vass of the situation throughout the entire union, announces that McKinley's election is certain; that there are 20 electoral votes sure for him. There are six states with 67 electoral votes doubtful. This leaves 1l0 votes in the electoral col lege for MT. Bryan.
 "The Tribune still insis l. jla there was but one federal otDc al m attendance on the Williams couven- ton as a delegate, the TucsoI pa pers to the contrary notwithstInd- ing. Florence Tribune. r. our memory serves us right, Henry D. Rossof Prescott was chairman oj he above convention. Mir. Ross is reg ister of the Prescott lani office. Is be federal oficial' But why all this wranglei X federal oilic al is supposed to be a good citizen; why should he be debarred from par ticiPaiing in the deliberations of his partyi
 4 telegram says that Secretary Difenherfer, of the national silver committee, gives Bryan 2S2 votes, lO7, and makes the re- msinIng 5S doubtful. So long as MT. Ditfenherfer was apportioning the electoral votes, he might just as we'll have given Mckinley those 5S l ones. IL would have l served his purpose just as well and | would have been as nearly correct l as the figures given. When the vo,- ers, on the third of next month come ,o apportioning the electoral vote though. they will upset Diifenherf- sr's figures, until he will want a new 
 "Buckey O'Neill is recognized by he mining fraternity as the friend ,f the masses, and they are going O vote for him almost to man as will all other free silverites in the erritory. Buckley has been for liver in all kinds of weather and lnder all kinds of circumstances" -Kingmsn Mineral Wealth. IT