The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-14


 prosp rity of which involves the pros perity of all our people, could show 10 the world the faith felt in the wisdom of the Republican party. The Re- nunlicau wln does not feel his he Tt swell with pride merely to b' long to an organization which can inspire such faith must he cold hloodtd in- deed. The news columns of the press since the eleciinn Of Mckinley and Hobart was announced have, ly iu't printin. the cold facts ab ut the at- tual, not prospective, revival in Il most every part of the country and Ill aInlnst every line of industry and husi- ne.s, paid the highest tribute of praise to the Repnblican party ever paid to any political organization in any country in tie history ol the world.
 It is HOW for the Repni licans to show 10 the world that this tribute was deserved No one who is familiar with the life an | record of President elect Mckinley and of those of tie Rrpu lirans clrctel tn the fifty-tifIh h Congress an those holding seats in the Senate can enter tain d doubt on that subject. With President McKin ley 10 suggest an Speaker Rec l, the Republic m majority in the Hnu-e, and the hoped Tor Republican ma joritv Tn the Senate, to execute, the legislation will b. such as w.ll expand ani make permanent the business bnom which stIrtrd the hour that Re pu 'lIcan succrss was assured, and which will, 1t is confidently believed continue 10 grow anal grox until the country enjoys a long era O.: the great est prnspe it in it's history. And one of the gpol things about it will he that the misgui led pOpocrats who triei so hard 10 prevent Republican sucre>s will be elul sharers in the general prosperity. It onght to make them see things as they really are, ins:ead of as they are represented by iemagogups who try to trade upon "hard times" and public credulity.
 That some appointments of import anre will be tenderel to gold Demo- crats for their as stance in the cam paign is probable, but I hays take l with no Republicans who believe that they will include a cabinet D '>itiOn. Tine diplomatic service offers opprr- tunitles. A man has only to be a patriotic American to represent his country satisfactorily abroad, but d merhl CT of the Cabinet must be in sympathy with all the policies of the heal of the administration un Ger which he serves, or he diSarran Ies machinery whi h ought t. run smooth ly to get the best results.
 Senator Qnay >t'Pped in Washing ton long enough while on his way t" fl"riia, where he will fish and rest until Congress m, cts, to expre,9 the opinion thal thrre was il prni'ahil ty tbntt the House emergency tariff bill, passed at the last session and held up in the St nate ny the rtfN-al of some If the Republican Silver Senators to support it unless free c'inage amenl neut was attache,I. might he taken mp and passed at the coming session Senator Quay did rot enter into de- tails-he sel IOm dnes-as to why he1 thought the bill might be passed l; is suppos d that he thinks, as many others do, that the Repu' lican silver Senators, seeing the absolute i'm possibility of securing silver lrgis Iation, will vote for the bill which would, if enacted into law, provide the government with revenue enough to make the receipts more than equal the ex. enditHres. While MT. Cleve- land has never said that he would sign this bill. the impression is gen. eral u at he would nct veto it. So that ii passed ny the Senate, it is reasonably c,rtain 10 become law