Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-29

The populists, it Is said, will put a county ticket in the field in Yavs- pal.
 Yayapai democrats should rustic. By rights they should have every thing.
 The Yuma delegation io the Ter r.torisl convention IS a unit for Me Kiuley.
 The swish of Gosernor FrAnklin's Missouri hatchet has commenced it's deadly work
 The insane asylum is in liue ot the s1. Clean out every hole in the ter ntoTy, Governor.
 The whole union is in a turbulent state politically on the gold bug question. and Arizona is no eGcep- ton.
 Everything ever heard of in the political line is booked for PheniI this week, with the exception of the A. r. A.
 The A. P. A. went into Nebraska to kuock out Mckinley sentiment the other fay and knocked them selves out.
 Saturday was ideal day iu Pres colt. But Sunday, the Lords day, was gentle reminder Of the wrath of the hereafter.
 The attempt to question the American citizenship of Mckinley is dAstardly. The A. r. \. had bet Ger retire to their corner. sS
 Under this great and glorious democratic administration we are coming exactly fifteen hundred sil- yer dollars every month.
 Charity begins at home. and that is why Governor Franklin has made only one appointment up to date. His talented son las caught on.
 We read of doings in the dark ages. There is no occasion to do so now, as the democratic party Is giv- ing us a big dose of that stuf at present.
 Everything comes to him who waits, the only possible exception to this rule being delegate from Ari- zona to St. Louis. You have to rustic to get it.
 The democrats know tha; Me Kinley Is solid on tariff and bime- talliSm, and shame on republicans who are being victimized by demo cratic editors.
 Every office seeker ID Arizona that Is after Gov. Franklin's ear, is free silver mau, but they want some pie, nevertheless, first for themselves, from a gold bug aPPointee, and so 1t goes.
 Breckinridge must think the smem- ory of the people in his district is unusually short or he would not have announced himself candidate for Congress again.
 IT the southern papers keep up their lick Judge Hawkins will either have to run for Congress or be read out of the democratic party as a Cleveland gold bug.
 The California people are red-hot over what Senator Vest says about the harbors cu the coast. He said he didn't care a iinker's heater about San Pedro, Santa Ioaics or Yuma.
 Senator Danic'. iLe rabid silverite and eI-Gov. GJ,sell, the uncom- promising goidaug, were the ora tors at tls d-.ncccS,ic birthday celebration q, the tomb of Thomas Jefferson.
 Governor Franklin is already wor- ried over the question of not know ing how to i'll the offices be has on hand, but how to get rid of the yul- lures and jackals that are lurking at the door.
 Judging by the red flannel nature of our contemporary there must be another republican bull primary around somewhere. Keep her up, Colonel, anI steer" the boys into the right corral.
 The trouble with certain republi- cans Is that they want to go to St. Louis with SIX votes in their ins de pocket. We don't want auy pohti- cal engineers to blow of steam for themselves.
 The republicans of Yavapai may break into their own lines occasion ally, but ;hc head of the party will never be severed m so disgraceful a manner as took place recently in the democratic camp.
 Mark Smith is coming back to | Arizona to lay low on the delegate i just like he did two years ago. He will be nominated, for if l there ever was an unctious politic- ian whose only accomplishments is his good Tellowship. Mark is a peach,
 The saclarian institutions will have only two years more of educat- jag the poor red man, SO says the senate. This move will be effect ively felt in Arizona Indian schools. This is bad also from physical and ,p,Y.I sfaudnoint aa thp mora civil l