Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

be imported from all parts ot the county and voted. and the will Of a
 majority of the legal voters ot the . city caa be ,hwATted.
 The courts ot Peunsylvania have held that a receu, law, passed by the legislature oI that state, making it obligatory on school trustees tO see that all childrea attending the public are vaccluSted, IS valid one. Where children are not vNccjuSted, they are refused aimiSSion.
 Ia its platform, adopted AJ St, Louis, and during the campaign through it's speakers, the republican party promised its best efforts Co secure bi1etAllism through inter national agreement. Within four days after the convening of congress We find the party true Jo Us pledges and promises. aS already A resolution has been introduced in the senate having this obJect in view, snd Senator Wolcott. ot Colorado, has been appointed chairman of the committee.
 Our contemporary says that Buckey O'Nsill's friends are urging him to become s candidate for mayor of Prescott. If it had stated that Buckley was urging his friends to run him for mayor, it would have been nearer the truth. NIT. O 'Neill Is the pr. O'Donneu of ATiEonS, He never permits sa election to g. by without running for something. A month Sgo he was defeated for GelegAteto congress in the territory, and now be shies his castor in the field for mayor of Prescott As an office seeker, Buckley certainly tales the whole bake shop,
 Ex-Governor James E. Campbell, of Ohio, iu a recent interview, gave his opinion Ss follows: Il believe that one thing Is sS certain ss any thing iu human affairs can be, and that Is that the American people have sets their heads and hearts on coiuing silver. If the republican party adheres to its platform Cf lSSs and makes an earnest and sue cessful effort to secure sn inter national blmetallic arrangement, and if under such arrangements na- tioaal prosperity returns the time of democracy Is past The leaders of the Chicago convention put 10 sel on S single plank. ca that they mus: sink or swim. 1 do not believe that on the hyPothesis of such cos % ditions the democratic party could cArry five states ID the union in l9oO."
 h it's support of O'Neill's ea1di- dacy for mayor our contemporary says that he Is ss thoroughly identified with our interests as any Of us If man who does not own a dollars worth of property, and who does not pay a cent oi taxes, can be said 10 be as thoroughly identified with the interests of 2 place, as the property owner and ts1 payer, then the above assert 5on is true. We fail to see where the identity comes in though. IT @ management of the government of the city should be in the hands of those who have a financial interest in the cIty's affairs snd DO man who Is not a property owner and hence who has not a direct personal in- terest in it's finances should be elected as legislative or executive cficer of the cIty. We have hai eK- Perience ID this direction which has not proven satisfactory.
 The national, or as they are other wise termed, the gold democrats, propose to keep their organization intact. Its executive committee proposes to issue an address to the nstiou inviting atteutiI ID ts the dangers that are threatened by the continued agitation Of the silver issue by Mir Bryan. IL IS said that the committee will have brought to its attention the uew democratic republican movement initiated in the east by Henry Willard a1d others, the man object of which IS ,O get the tarif and money laws out of the hands of the politicians, or, in other words to rally the commercial interests of the country under the sound money hag, and wlth proper tarif reg Ilations enacted under the ad- vice of a commission of business men. While it IS possible, however, that the executive committee may approve of the principles of tte movement, It Is not inclined to rec ommend a coalition, as nearly eve-y one of the members insist that the national democrats must continue 1 to fight for the principles of the l Indianapolis platform, and that the 1 gold democratic party must con- tinue as an active organization.
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