Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-29
POLITICAL POINTERS! !
TAs Gid of DOlBss in the Political Sphere Throughout tho Nation on the
 Presidential Question.

Chicago Daily News: Mir Morton boom is still on the inside of his barrel
 Chicago News: Mir. Bland's boom is having a wonderful success in un- popular localities.
 Kansas City Star: Cullom, of lii nois, Is still supporting himself for the presidential nomination
 Kansas City Star Bland is not better than his party, bat he is not as bad as the crowd with which be Is training.
 Boston Herald: The next time Secretary Carlisle writes letter he shouldn't leave so much space be tween the lines.
 Philadelphia Bulletin: The Tom Reed boom for vice president quite oysrshadows the Tom Reed boom for president.
 New York World: The nomiua- tion of Nm. Mckinley by the re- publcans Is settled beyond the shadow of doubt.
 New York nms: Though op- posed to Mckinley, the Democratic Observer of Utica declares that it seems almost certain that he will bc the republican candidate. because he IS the real choice of large uum- Der of delegates who are nomiually for some impossible iavorite son.
 Chicago Record: Part of the Gull lom boom is irritating it's proprie- tor by wearing a Mckinley button in its lapel
 Chicago Tribune: Secretary Car lisle's dollars are ail right. What the country wants IS a comfortable surplus of them.
 Chicago Record: MT. Morton is still in the hands of his friends, and Mir. Quays friends are still in the hands of Mir. Quay.
 Cleveland World: "One of Gen. HaTrison's Wedding Shoes" is in print. He IS one ot the great men who are leaving foot prints behind them.
 Chicago Times Herald: In addi- ton Co Senator Vest and the meas le', Mir. Cleveland is frequently re- minded tha, he has also Mr. German on his hands.
 New York Mail and Express: AT ter Cleveland, whatf This is one of the prize conundrums ot the demo cratic situation, and the answer O it is: The inquest.
 Cleveland World: Those who are in the secret say that Platt aud Quay, like the ancient augurs, can not look at each other without smil- ing at their own seriousness.
 San Bernardino Sun: ln fighting Mckinley the A. r. 4. seems to be going out of it5 way to run against Q snag.
 Kansas City Star: The republi- cans can refuse to take up with the A. r. A at St. Louis withou; the least fear that it will find any hos pitalIty in the democratic party.
 Chicago Record: The political sit ualion just now on the republican side of the fence seems to consist of the Mckinley boom and a large amount of general anxiety.
 Louisville Chronicle: M. :. Quay is said to be one of the most skill ful tArpon catchers in America. It may be mentioned m passing that tarPon never get as far west as St. Louis.
 Chicago Times Herald: Hon Tom Platt has large collection ot poli- tical tools, but not even his pet Jimmy will enable him to break into the popular sentiment of the St. Louis delegates.
 Chicago Times Herald: Plat and Quay travelled all the way to Florida for their health, and Whitney went | to Washington to nurse a cold. Our list of national invalids seems to be l growing.
 Cleveland Leader: Mr. Cleveland | ought to be the candidate of his party this year. He has given the country e thoroughly democratic administration, and be should now give the people a chance to tell him how they like It.
 St. Louis Globe-Democrat: A South Carolina Congressman says he would prefer Judas Iscariot to MT. Carlisle for presidential candi- date. But Tillman is his first choice which justifes the inference that Judas IS only 8 weak alternative.
 The A. P. A. in Ohio has come out fat-footedly against the national or ganization and will support Me Kinley. We knew it.
 EX-Gov. Mckinley is Methodist. yet he believes in tho geo! old | Presbyterian doctrine of election.
 The president is too old a Gsher- man to be tempted to auv prccipi- tate demonstration by the third l term nibble.
 Mir. Depew sSyS the westari re- publicans are Mckinley mad ome New York republicans are awTully mad, too.
 Washington Star:) It would be au exhibition of great heartlessness If Mir. Pratt declined Co soothe Mr. l Morton's feelings by predicting a Me Kinley defeat.
 Chicago Times-Herald3 NIT. Quay has returned to Washington and is prepared to receive proposals from any person who has plans for the arrest of public sentiment.
 (St. Louis Globe -Democrat:) liar rison is still occasionally spoken of IS a presidential possibility, but not by everybody who takes an iutelli- gent view of the situation.
 Syracuse Post) Don Dickinson 'ays; Look out for Harrison as a candidate" But re oublicans are not accustomed to get heir tips from democratic sign : 0oards.