Arizona republican., 1896-06-26


 results, easily and thoroughly. 25c. All druggists Prepared by c. I. Hood & Co.,, Lowell Mass. The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparlla. throughout the territory. Mohave county is leader in the production of gold and silver, though it's neighbor, Yavapai county, contains the rich Con- gross mine, one of the largest gold producers in the southwest. In this county the famous copper camp of Jerome is situated, with its valuable copper mines, and the celebrated Cop per Queen mine at Bisbee is one of the richest and largest in the world. Big Bug, Rumble Bee, Crown King, Tip Top and Yarnell, all great mineral pro- ducing camps, are also in Yavapai county.
 Prescott Courier: No longer do the "for Mckinley and free silver echoes sound from our silver ribbed hills. It is now flor Mckinley and prosperity" but we all know who will prosper in Arizona under that flag. "Our manu featuring interests must be protected" say these Arizona Mckinley patriots. Yes, they really ought to be, for Ari- zona's soda water and ice cream fac tories are in much danger from outside competition. The importance of Ari- zona's great silver mining interests fall into insignifcance before the ne cessity of protecting her ice cream and soda water manufacturing interests. -
 Albuquerque Democrat: The Repub- lican press of Arizona has not sur rendered all right to free speech and honest opinions to the demands of par ty expediency. The Phoenix Republi- can is not less aggressive now than be- fore McKinley's nomination on a gold platform in it's fight for the free coin age of silver and declares emphatically that the Republican. party has made a fatal blunder that endangers defeat at the polls.
 Fl Paso Herald: The man who asks a newspaper to stir up some other fel- low is ever the hardest kicker when his turn comes to get a little stirring. And ten to one he finds a cause for complaint when the paper supposed it was dealing in the utmost fairness and without thought of giving offense. The only editor who is ever really hap py is the one who goes ahead. keeps his temper and says what he thinks is correct and fair, on his own respon- sibility, ignoring the requests of those who wish other persons roasted and alike ignoring the whirlwind that the publication of news or comment arous- es in individual minds.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: In an in- terview in Denver, w. A. Clark is quoted as favoring Boies and Black burn for the National Democratic tick ct. MT. Clark's choice is no doubt the strongest combination that the Chi cago convention could make
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 Prescott Courier: L.tC. Hughes is certainly the political freak of the southwest, a Republican at heart, he poses as Democrat and at the same time was candidate before the Ma tlonal prohibition convention. Here we have it, Republican-Democrat prohlbitionist, and strange as it may seem, there is no man in Arizona with a better appetite for the beverage which lntoxicates than this same three sided political freak which seeks to straddle three political parties at one and the same time.
 San Francisco Bulletin: Of course 1t is a serious matter when the Repub- lieans of Arizona show tendency to follow Teller, because the electoral vote of Arizona counts-or will count, when Arizona gets it. By the way, if Arizona ever does get an electoral vote she will get it from the Republi- can party.
 Prescott Courier: Hon. M. A. Smith. who made the best delegate in congress that Arizona ever had, is in Prescott on court business.
 Arizona Educator: The Journal Miner suggests the name of the ed rtor Of this paper as a candidate for probate judge. Thanks, Brother Mar tln, but our time is quite fully occu- pled with our present duties and, be- sldes, we are under the impression that that office is very we'll cared for under the management of Superintendent Hicks.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: English papers love the gold plank in the Re- publican platform, but hate the can dldate. Arizona Republicans are en- tnuslastic over the candidate, but are not in love with that plank of the platform.
 Frescott Courier: What has become Of all those ore rednntion mnrlrs nron