Arizona republican., 1896-10-01

made an accomplished fact in Okla homa. So it is everywhere except in Arizona where it ihas not been done and mo effort has been made to do IL. The same cid figh5 is offered. Ale our eyes shut to the si.ila.ion?
 lNogales VidetJe: Doran says ''nct for million dollars in god would he con- sent to run on a free silver platform. We can promise him that nor for million dollars" in gold will the in telligent people of Arizona stultify themselves by eleeting him delegate to congress.
 Bisbee Democrat: Now that the Re publicans of the territory have en- dorsed the monopoly platform of St. Louis and nominated a gold candidate on that platform, they do not stand the least chance of electing their dele gate to congress, and the fight now lies between Mark Smith and Buckey O'Neill
 EEl TdSO luS 1NOW- hOAiOo Republicans made a straddle on the silver question, declaring for bimetal- lism by international agreement, but not endorsing the St. Louis promise to stick to gold until the agreement comes.
 Nogales Vidette: T. J. Wolffey .~f ie,n n publcans of Arizona who has the cour- age to stand up for his convictions He and his paper continue to advocate the free and unlimited coinage of sill yer, notwithstanding that his party in l the territory have tied themselves te the apron strings of Wall street Wolfey is evidently mot depending en- tirely upon the sspie counter
 
 l Bisbee Democrat: Some people crit icise newspapers who can just man. age to read them, and they are ironica in their experience. Others who crit icise the writings in periodicals ant | the daily press cannot read nor write their own names, but still they as sume the attitude of being eompeten critics. What is the opinion of man who can neither read nor write, wortl anyway? In this enlightened age h is "a pitiable subject and don't know hi own business. Cultured people pas by such an object of pity with a smil of sympathy and nothing more.
 Tombstone Prospector: There is comparison going the rounds of th' press which is as follows: Two farm CTS, one in Mexico, the other in tn United States, each owe to men withil their own country $500. Both ar growers of wheat and each raise 100 bushels. The man in Mexico sells hi grain at the current price of $1 pc brlshel, thereby paying his debt an leaving him $500. The American get 50 cents bushel, and after selling hi grain comes out even.
 Prescott Courier: The great politics
 pot of the United States boils with un abated fury. Bryan still has his coa off and is ever on the go. McKinle don't say much, but they claim tha
 Hanna has the machinery well oile and it is running without maxim much noise.
 Nogales Vidette: The American wh , carries the lunch basket will decid
 this election
 Wilcox News: The attention ( school teachers is called to the la
 which requires them immediately upo 3 taking charge of a school to file the . certificate with the county superintent
 ent. Unless they comply with tn
 regulation, that official cannot issr warrants for their salary.
 Bisbee Democrat: We wonder ho much of Mark Hanna's sack was Phoenix at the late Republican co1 vention. It seems to have been ther l though, as not three months sint t every paper and Republican in the te
 ritory was talking free coinage, bl
 Mark Hanna's sack came and the 0 were conquered.
 Nogales Vidette: Judge Barnes | the kind of Democrat who, if he beaten in political fight, takes off h
 coat and goes to work for the intere l nf N,ic n1,canccfl,A opnnnont He Ol