Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11

r regulations by eleRning ont and invee
tigsting ell shadows. transactions.
What Governor Firanklin's "Citizs
Member Of She Board OF Control sal
, of President Cleveland aud Seorstsr
Carlisle in his paper, The Arisond Re
publican, OF April ID, 1896
, CLEVELAND ssys the Massachusetts
minister who said he was very in
temperBt man lied. just SO, Mr. Cievs
land, tbs preacher, lied in only saying
you were Incorporate; for twenty years
you have suzz; ed more whisky than any
other man could stand. You and your
pal In icIquity, Secretary Carlisle. have
meds whisky the bond Of eternal friend
ship between you; you two have punish
ed enough whisky TO have preserved the
carcssses of pair OF rhinoceros. The
preacher did not tell the truth; no, not
one BALI the truth. And no one is hap
pier than G. Cleveland that he did not
tell the truth as il could be told"
What Wolfsy thinks of President
Cleveland's- management of foreign
affairs. From The AriSona Repubh-
can, Jan uary 19, 1895:
eve THOUGHT SO.
| The people of she country did not
| look for any radical departure from the
| foreign policy OF the country when Mr..
Olney was transferred to the State De-
partment. Kansas City Journal.
They had become convinced that Mr..
Cleveland was the head and front of ell
shs departments end that no latitude
was allowed the nominal beads The
rumor therefore that ex-Consul Waller,
of Kansas, is to be abandoned by the
Government and left TO serve his twenty
years sentence ia French prison will
not come as surprise, but is conelst-
emily in Iine With the policy of the ad-
ministrRtion.'
Again, under date Of August 8, 1895,
the same paper, speaking OF Walters
confinement, says:
There is some elasticity in the Gov
ernment of the United States, and, if it
can bs utilized TO give a foreign syp6i
cate az opportunity to make $4,000 900
out of the people, 10 can surely be in
voked 10 succor women and children
who, through no fault OF their own, are
left ia distress among strangers
The new appointee is good etguessing
conundrums:
FIRST in angling. first 10 deficits and
can guess his name? = Kansas City
Journal
Grover cleveland, OF course. Ask Us
something hard."-ArizOnG Republican, |
Aus ust 20, 1895.
TIE sppointee's opinion of Cleveland |
and Carlisle as managers Of Govern |
mental offices. A long editorial pub
Iishsd in The Republican Of June 5,
1895, concluded as follows:
Extended common Us o. these facts is
needless. They teach their OVID lesson;
and they stamp Grover Cleveland, John
g. Carlisle and the free trade leaders of
the Democratic party IS absolutely unfit
to conouc5 the affairs Of the United
States Government.
Is this why Governor Franklin APP
pointed him? The following editorial
appeared in The AriGona
OF July 81, 1895:
The republican is the only daily
IN the Territory that sdvo
;ates she free coinage of silver. TEE
Tazette confessee that il is afraid 30
AXE a stand for fear its party might
leoisre on the other side, and the other
iailies are either out aud out gold bug
question is the one above all others IN
which the people of Arizona have 6
'i5sl interest; and The Republican pro
roses TO stand by the people AND the
White metal, no matter WHIST attitude
nay be assumed by the other papers of
be Territory"
From the Daily Republican, July II,
s95:
''SoNE good has already resulted from
be free silver sgitablon. The Treasury
aidsrs have become so alarmed at It's
rogress that shey will scGrcely dare TO
orce another Issue of bonds. They are
fraid they might Kill the goose thai II
My ceased to withdraw gold but they
ave permitted return of pros perity
Thich. if not checked, may get beyond
asy CONTROL
Does Governor franklin endored this
tserance OF his latest sppolntee- Il
clipped from The arizona Daily Re :
u6Eican July IL. 1895:
"OF course Cleveland and Carlisle
ouid not borrow money so kindly of
,red by Gar Alexander st 2 per cent.
here WAS nothing in it-for them"
"c1EvELAND's BOND SCHEME"
What the new member of the Board
Control had TO say about it in she Z
epu6licom of Nov. 20, 1894, and as en-
orsed 6y Gov. Franklin in making the
1isor ms protege.
''Mr Cleveland has been doing the
ork of Wall street suFreptiously dur
g the whole of his term. But nov be
sens not 10 care who knowsi it. He
as lead the Democracy to it's late ter Y
bic defeat, but IL would seem that he Z
DIV wants TO bury it out of sight for ell :
nae. Il he should succeed the wlpiue r
1T OF this disturbing political element
i'll perhaps be the only great public I
sfvice for which history will give him
edit. The country may have TO suf-
+ for period but there will be no
ore Democracy, at lesst OF the Cleve- /.
I'd variety"
On November 25th, 1894, the ssme e
sper in following the ssme subject
i'd: Il
''rhe run on the treasury was not made
i5h a rush, for that would give the Is
hole snap away. The gold ring is
,viiishly sly. They realize the necss- h
cy OF going slow in a confidence game :,
such stupendous magnitude. The =
,ose that lays the golden eggs must O.
,ither be killed nor allowed to get away is
would nos do to take q ! the stuff they | oi
-3ect 30 get at one sWeeD A million l.