Arizona republican., 1896-06-21


 The only Pill to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. specifies that one member of the board of control shall be opposite in politics to that of the, administration. When Governor Franklin appointed T. J. Wolf1ey a member of the board he made no mistake in the political com plexion of the appointee. T. J. Vol fey is the most uncompromising and aggressive Republican in Arizona.
 
 Graham Guardian Oem.t. We would like to have seen Judge Edwards elect ed a,s one of the delegates to the Ma tional convention. He has given more to the Democratic party than he has ever received and is entitled to reward when a new administration has it to bestow. Judge Edwards as an alter nate to Chicago will be safe counsel Tor for the delegation.
 Graham Guardian (Dem.): "A sound financial system for the United States is what the Republican platform at St. Louis will demand; and that means that any money the United States may use will be worth hundred cents on the dollar in any country of the world "-Phoenix Herald. Quite true No one has ever said gold dollar was not worth hundred cents, but that platform fails to say that silver shall be worth one hundred cents. It is strange that paper like The Herald | always claiming to be in favor of sill yer should suddenly becomea straddler Solomonville Bulletin Oem.): Il Bland should be elected president there I will be a chance for a Missourian tt get an office in Arizona.
 Solomonville Bulletin Dem): Hon E. E. Ellinwood would scuttle the Re | publican ship as a Democratic candi I date for congress. Ellinwood would accept the nomination if he was prop erly approached.
 l Solomonville Bulletin Dem): WV publish the speech of Mark Smith be l fore the convention at Phoenix in an other column. Mark is a good fellow 1 but he is unfortunate in having to ex plain evil reports. y
 Tucson Citizen (Rep): The great est struggle Americans ever had il their history was for the establishment l of a constitution which would recog nize the fact that "all men were borl equal;" equal as to the rights they pos 1 sessed, if not so intellectually. I would not certainly be intimated b. the most prejudiced that those mel who walked out fo the convention hal at St. Louis were prompted to do S, by any other than the consideration conviction that they were asserting their loyalty to a principle they be lieved to be right. If they are wrong is it the first instance on record wher men have gone astray? Even though however, these men were following course they believed to be proper an right, can any good come to eithe themselves or the party with whicl they have heretofore been identified All Arizona would have rejoiced at tn insertion of a 16 to plank in the plat form, but, SO hopelessly in the minor ity were it's advocates in the conven tion that they should have gracefull submitted to the will of the majorit and based their hopes upon the futur for recognition which was at presen refused. The greatest minds Americ recognizes today are divided upon tn financial policy and it is only fair t presume that this division is the resul of honest conclusion arrived at throug years of careful study and investiga tion. While The Citizen is strictly i favor of the free coinage of silver, cannot understand how the measur can be gained by a disruption of tn Republican party. There is no douf in the world but that the finances C the country will be in able hands afte next March, and if congress determine to grant to silver the recognition deserves, no tyrannical misuse of tn
 veto power will intervene to set a
 naught it's will. The question of ire
 coinage will be better understood b the east after this campaign has bee fought, and America will be overJoye
 to know that the dominion of Wa
 street and Johnny Bull has been rele gated to the depths of outer darknes by the election of two true American Mckinley and Hobart.
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 SANTA TERESA.