Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-22

out peanut poLtltS ls sllll a epeclal- ty with certain democrats.
 Still another Sewell in the field. The Tombstone Prospect0r carries the name Of T. F. Seweu for vice president.
 No Presidential candidate who took the stump for himself has ever been elected. Mr.Bryan should take warning.
 Sewell says that Bryan will visit the east and convert the single standard men to his way of think ing.
 Bryan stamPeded the convention with a speech, but he cannot stam- pede the voters with a thousand speeches.
 We believe in giving the young fellows a chance, but when it comes to selecting a president we want a man of proved ability and ex- perience.
 Sewall, the democratic nominee for vice president, is anational bank stock owner, and the platform upon which he will run demands the abolition of national banks
 
 Bryan couldn't carry his own state in 1891. when he was a candidate for |. :. Senator, and he cannot carry it in 1896 as a Presidential candidate.
 Another populist convention will meet in St. Louis on Wednesday, July 22. The necessity for holding a second populist national conven- tion is not visible to the naked eve.
 The day on which Bryan was nominated would be put down in history as another Black Friday, were 1t not certain that the day Le will be defeated will be Red Tues day.
 Nebraska is a great state and it will probably at some future time furnish the United States a presi- dent, but it will not do so this year and when it does his name will not be Billy Bryan.
 What is claimed as the largest plate glass ever made in this coun- try was finished last week at the Charleroi works of the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. It 's l4Sx 244 inches.
 Charley Leitche. auditor of Ari- zona. still holds on, and the gover- nor does not care to monkey with him. He is the only one that dodged the ax. Leitch is a first class man not to say au official.
 Bryan's claim to statesmanship rests solely upon the income tax clause of the democratic tariff law, which was declared by the Supreme Court to be unconstitutional.
 Mr. Cleveland is now in a position to sympathize with Senator Mills and others who have before been "between the devil and the deep sea"
 A telegram from New York says Cornelius Vanderbilt is paralyzed. It is physical paralysis he is suffer ing from. He has paralyzed good many people, financially, in his lre time.
 W. 4. Rowe, in a lengthy article in our contemporary this morning, announces his candidacy for dele gate to congress. MT. Rowe is democrat and IS a rustling and energetic citizen.
 The Sewell family are so numer- ouS that it is not quite certain yet which one has been nominated. Several papers call him Harold, while others announce the man as Arthur.
 Illinois democracy has a new God to whom they pray. At the recep- ton given to Bryan at his old home at Salem, Illinois, Rev. F. B. Young invoked the blessing of the God of Washington, Jefferson, Jackson and Lincoln"
 Tue jig is up. Bryan is doomed. The fate of the boy orator" is seal ed. The name of the Nebraska ''cow boy is Dennis" Werd comes from New Jersey, that C. Meyer Zulick repudiates the entire action of the Chicago convention.
 The New York Tribune said of the Chicago convention on July 6: This week will probably bring to a head that national boil, called de which has been fostering for so many years. The country will be more comfortable when it breaks"
 Sewall was put on the democratic ticket solely because be is rich. 1t Is said, however, tha, NIT. Sewall IS by his Maine neighbors as l very near man. and predicted that his personal contribution to the Populist-democratic campaign iund will not be large.
 4 special from Washington says: l. is useless to conceal the fact that f the withdrawals of gold continues mother bond issue will be necessary. The administration had not expect ! ed to pull through until March 4th |