Arizona republican., 1896-06-25
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man feels very complacent this week.

Jerome News: The action of the Republican party in St. Louis in adopt ing straight gold platform and plac- ing on 1t nominees who are pro nounced advocates of the single stand ard monetary policy, which has ere ated so much havoc with the mining industry of this country, has, of course, estranged itself from the voter of the west. The question as to where will he go for protection now confronts him. He will watch with interest the action of Democrats in Chicago and if that convention will throw off the yoke of the foreign money power he will work with them this fall. The Demo- crats will do this They will nominate a straight silver ticket which will stand before the voter on solid silver plat form.
 Nogales. Oasis: The people of Co., chise county will observe that MT. William Shilliam of Benson was just as big an alternate at the St. Louis convention as that acidulous cross be- tween lemon and a cucumber, MT. A. L. Grow. .c,s | Prescott Journal-Miner: While no one doubts the sincerity of Senator Teller in his advocacy of the silver question, there are grounds for sus- p1cion at least that his action in leav- ing the St. Louis convention may have been influenced somewhat by a per- sonal ambition to himself become the standard bearer of the silver forces We believe the gentleman is too hon est and too conscientious a man to be governed by such motives alone, but human nature at it's best is weak and even the strongest man may be invol- untarily swayed by the prospect of per- sonal advancement, and particularly when it presents itself along the line of strong personal conviction. But. whether the prospect of his becoming a presidential candidate had any in- f1uence or not in his actions, he seems to be in harmony with his Colorado constituents as we'll as with a large number of Republicans throughout the west
 There is no question that MT. Teller is in strict harmony with the Republi- can party on every question, save the single one of it's currency. The small handful of delegates who left the con- vention with him, twenty-five in num- Der, have been in consultation among themselves as well as with prominent Populist and Democratic leaders, as to the advisability of placing him in nom- nation for the presidency Chairman Taubeneck of the Populist party is quoted as favoring the movement, al though by doing so it would virtually be the means of destroying the Popu- list party, as MT Teller holds no views in common with that party save and except those on the question of silver coinage. Prominent Democratic lead CTS favorable to silver, realizing the desperate straits in which their party finds itself, while refusing to commit themselves to MT Teller, look with favor upon his candidacy and have invited his followers to send a delega- tion to the Chicago convention for conference during the meeting of the Democratic convention next month. It is claimed that southern Populists will under no circumstances support any Democratic nominee on a free silver or any other platform. They are too fa- miliar with the policy of that party in : the past, which has been any platform to secure votes. It Is party of broken promises and those of the south who have tired of it and gone over to Pop ulism realize it. Just at the present time 1t will be seen that politics are quite badly mixed in all parties.