Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

again below the SlO0OOO,OOO mark.
 Cleveland has been simply vetoed. He can fish hereafter. but not fnan- cier.
 Republicans set the pace for democrats, and sat down on New York, body and soul.
 The same old cry, "tariG for revenue" Will the dose be swal- lowed again by AmericSnS'
 One reason why the local demoo- racy will ratify tonight Is because they can do without the silver Dick" delegates
 Dcsertions to democratic silver are already heard in the land. Even democrats can not trust their own party on bitmetallism.
 Pitchfork Tillman's "l6 to or bust. may now be changed to Is 10 l and busted.
 MT. Sewall, the democratic nomi- nee for wee president, has q son who is an arden, and active young republican.
 The l6 to 1 business Is also mas ing trouble al the summer resorts. Sixteen girls to one man is not COL sidered a fair ratio.
 Present indications are that Clev,- land and Carlisle, especially the lat ter, will need all the law practice they can get after the fourth of next March.
 Having been buncoed by the democratic party's tariff promises, the voters can be depended upon to turn a deaf ear to it's financial prom ises.
 The cooperative idea seems to be carried 10 an extreme by the twenty six Kansas women who are said to writing one novel. The dialogue ought at least 10 be lively.
 Prescott was favored with a big rain immediately after Bryan nom ination. From the tone oi eastern reports. brick bats arc coming down pretty lively iu those centrs at present.
 Our ,acai democracr seem = fs,l triumphant al ,a- busting af .oss rule. They should follow up tus.r jabilee by setting down on Ih-.r Arizona muzzlers. Follow uP your of veal" work.
 There are more Missouri peop @ livlng iu Yayapai county than any other state can claim. and in lTo- portion to population in the same proposition. there Is also more misery.
 Franklin. Smith. Elliuwood. Meade, etc. the administration tooters, should not put water down their golden horns or enter the arena with only one glove on their hand. We await developments.
 Arizona democracy can play esen on the national affair by nomina- tiIg 8 Missourrian for congress. There is plenty of timber, Hawkins. Herudon, Rouse, Franklin, EAin- wood, Ross and others.
 NIT. ONeiil turned the populist party over to the support of demo cracy at Saturday nights meeting. It was a generous gift inssmuch as they have no voice or vote in the election of 8 president.
 The democrats have promised un- limited coinage of silver, but they failed to state how they propose to get enough of it into the treasury to pay running expenses of the government, if they succeed al the polls.
 Who was IL that said Kansas re- publicans were not all right A poll of the 2S4 republican papers in Kansas shows 265 supporting Me Kinley and Hobart and the St. Louis platform. Two only have bolted.
 Behold how pleasant it IS for political brethren to dwell together n unity. Just now the democrats and populis,s are giving an illustra- tion of this, but 1t will be different after local nominations are made, and each party puts a ticket in the field for local offices.
 Bland was by long odds the fav- orite of Arizona. and Arizonsns staid by him until their gun was spiked by Bryan. So when our Silver Dicks" come back cheer them up, even if they were not onto their job.
 Mark Smith is the democratic national committeeman for Arizona, and this Is es far as he will ever get, is the unanimous opinion of many honest and common men of his party in these parts. So manifest is the feeling to-day among several ot our democratic friends against bossism, there are many who do not even approvs of this last sslec- ton.
 The Is one good feature of the democratic convention. The iron