Arizona republican., 1896-06-28

rouse the liver, cure headache, dlZZlneSS, con stipaton, etc. 25 cents. Sold by all druggists. The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. money power and represents that pow CT and not the people. An honest bal lot and fair count in those states may bring surprising results.
 | Prescott Journal-Miner: The Journal Miner would have liked to see silver recognized in the Republican plat form. It believes that with this rec ognition the prosperity of the whole country, which is sure to follow Me Kinley's election, would be greatly en- i hanced thereby Yet with Mckinley and protection, greater prosperity can | be attained than through the election of any Democratic candidate on free silver platform. Democracy has shown such utter incompetency in the finan- cial affairs of the country that it is | doubtful if the mints, even if run to their fullest capacity, could turn out money fast enough to keep the country out of debt. With its record for bond selling in times of peace the voters of ! the country will hardly take chances with that party for another four years on any platform.
 Tucson Star: Courage wins, especial ly when it is the outgrowth of right and justice and against usurpation and domineering power. Governor Altgeld's unanimous renomination by the Democracy of Illinois now is one of the most remarkable illustrations of this fact of anything which has oc- cured for many years. The action of the convention is also severe criti- cism on those public officials who en- deavored to ride like unto a jugger- naut over the constituted authorities of the state. Governor Altgeld will be reelected by his state and that by a most pronounced majority
 Tucson Star: The silver bugs are swarming through the middle and western states and are SO numerous that the clouds of those states, which until recently wore deep yellow hue, are now completely enveloped with a silver dressing. Yes, the western sky is refecting it's silver rays unto the eastern sky, even unto Maine
 Tombstone Prospector: Those who I assert that free coinage of silver means I the making of 50-cent dollars, are re- ferred to the recent rise in silver bull lion. When the Kentucky Democrats declared for silver, the New York price advanced, followed by another the l do hxrr of ho atso of 4d,, Virginia convention. This was fol- lowed by still greater advance in the London market, caused by a shortage of silver in Asia. It is estimated that the exports of American bullion this year will reach 5OOO,OOO about s15,- 100000 more than the average of re- cent years. There is always demand for American silver abroad, which knocks the dumping ground argu, ment out. The adoption of free coin- age here will send silver to S1.29 per ounce, for the simple reason that it will be worth that as money. The goldite may start out to cry down sill yer, but when he finds that it is by law the money he will be compelled to take, he will join the silver men in giving it faith and credit. Very few men are fools enough to cry down the money they must accept.
 Nogales Vidette: The speech of Sen ator Teller before he left the conven- tion hall at St. Louis was the manly utterances of an honest man, prompted by honest conviction. The honest true friends of silver throughout the coun- try irrespective of party, owe it to the cause of silver to endorse Senator Tel ler's words and actions.
 Nogales Vidette: The Arizone Re- publican, the greatest organ of the Re- publican party in the territory, does not attempt to deny the fact that the party convention made a mistake in the adoption of a strictly gold platform and regrets exceedingly that such was the case. Its honesty in this respect IS in striking contrast to other Repub- hcan newspapers who have evidently decided to swallow the gold Dill and to allow themselves to be whipped into line regardless of the interests of Ari- zona or the west.
 Tucson Star: An official who will allow a newspaper to bluff him is not the kind of stuff honest, sturdy Ameri- can officials are made of, especially when it is known as rule the news paper which attempts to run bluff is the one which generally makes it a