Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-14
WEDNESDAY,. l4, 1896
J. c. MARTIN. Editor and ProP'r.

Vote for Honest Jim Dorsn the
 miners friend.
 McKinley's election-thrSe weeks from to-day, Tuesday.
 Itlooks ss though Tom Wstson's national committee had him about crowded of the ticket.
 4. J.Doran has placed this section under special obligations to him and he should be given 8 big ma jority ID this county.
 Tom Watson talks to Chairman Jones like he hadn't the slightest objection to jumping on 8 man when he's down.
 Bryan bAnquets with Sewau at his palatial home, but he never throws even picked bone to poor hungry Tom Watson.
 It will take considerable more than the misspelling of NIT. Doran's name to convince the miners or any body else that Hon. A. J. Dorsu is not a true friend of silver.
 The drowning of the Ohio fanatic who thought he could walk on the water was naturally suggestive of MT. BTyan's alleged thinking that he can be elected president.
 In arranging a meeting at which both Bryan and Tom Watson are expected to speak the Chicago pop ulists appear to be putting up job On somebody.
 Senator Wellington, of Maryland, says that state can be safely placed in the Mckinley column. He e1- presses the opinion tha: every county in the state will give 8 ma ;ority for protection.
 We do not wish to be irreverent, but if the Massachusetts preacher who has left his pulpit to stump New England for Bryan and Sewall, hasn't gone on "a fool s eTrand, our judgment is bad.
 President McKinley's administra- tion will secure the coinage of silver and get it in such a way that it will be of the greatest benefit, not only to silver producers but to the masses of the people generally.
 One of the political certsinties of the year IS that the next House of Representatives will be republican, and there have been few presidential years in which the presidency did not go along with the majority ut of the House.
 A great surprise is in store for the l papers which have be,n predicting the overwhelming defeat of Hon. A. ! J. Dorsn for congress. Mir. Doran l does not make as much noise as some of his opponents, but be saws | a whole lot more wood d-Tucson 1 Citizen.
 It tSOk four head lines for our contemporary to show its joy over the announcement that it was prob able that Colorado republicans would be disfranchised on account of failure to file their ticket within the prescribed tune. Now, If this plan could only be worked in every state in the union, Bryan's chances for election would be excellent.
 (. D Reppy's paper, the Florence Tribune. IS somewhat of a remark able sheet. Since Bryan's nomina- ton it has been an outspoken demo cratic paper, but it shows that Its editor still retains much of his old time republican principles, as he has not yet resorted to mud singing. which, in this territory, as } rule, forms the chief article of democratic campaign material. We congratulate Mir Reppy in still re- aiming enough republicanism 10 -eiraIu from this
 The JoURNAL-MINER has found one nan who has given an honest and -shd excuse for voting for Buckley I } NellL When asked why he was , importing O'Neill, he very frankly 5 eplied that he was opposed to the l .tmission of Arizona as a state. and { le considered that the election of { D'Neill was the surest way to defeat I ta'ehool He was candid ID his V Zpression and honest in his con 1 ictiou iu regard 10 rhe influence of Is vote. He was correct, too, in his . onclusions, though the defeat of [ .rizona's admission as a state would { e one of the smallest evils result V lg from his election. {