Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-25

farmers OF the nation has been brough
out by she american Agriculturist in
way that speaks volumes for shet Il
going to happen in November. 1t ask
ed for on expreesion on tariff and reci-
procity and received about 5000 answers
: OF which $500 we're from publoans
1900 from Democrats aud /, ,14O from
third party men. On tariff there were
1868 for the Mckinley bill, 993 for the
Wilson oil, and 5,7s9 for reciprocity
The farmers of this nation recognize
what the difficulty is ard propose that
it shall be corrected. Their demand as
we'll as the demsod of men of every
other calling has put Mckinley where
he is
SENATOR TELLER aDd Senator Dubois
we're two of the men wno refused to
permit Republican tariff measure to
become q law SO far as Congress was CON
cerned. which measure on becoming a
law would have gone far toward reliev-
ing the great fneuoiel distress of the
people of this nation They stood in
their own light. The fact is they pro-
posed to restore silver in their way or
not st all; thsy refused to see it come
to it's own as natural commercial
necessity. Prejadioes sometimes blind
great uaen as we'll as doee small men.
WHEN the revenues of the nation more
than maintain tbs Government it will
not be necessary TO enhance the import
ance OF gold and destroy the value of
silver by borrowing gold ad libitum
from foreign nations who refuse to REQ
ognizs anything outside of gold as in
ternetioDsl currency. The Republi
cans Of the nation will soon correct this
evil and correct the entire difficulty of
the situation should the people Of the
nation once place in their hands the
sacred trust of our national governments
which, when in control in the past he's
never been betrayed by them.
THE Popuiiet now have man OF
ability and character in sight if they can
gain his consent to uumber him n their
party. He is one of the men VINO help
ed to kick out their false Colorado god
Waite; his name is Teller.
THE Herald speaks for the public on
the Insane Asylum matter; it speaks
for that class of our citizens who don't
see the d ference between one Dsmo-
orat and another, politically, and who
believe that competency only should
be involved in suct cases.
CALIFORNIA Republicans ere nobly
rasifying Mex nley's nomination, as are
sound Republicans everywhere all over
this broad laud The nation believes
in "Bill" Mckinley as it does in McKin-
Iey'a bill.
A SETTLEMENT OF lepers has been dis
covered at Josephe, Tooele county.
Utah. The disease is said to be fully
settled on The various members of one
Peters family.
ENeLAND's leadiOg newspapers don't
Jake kindly to Mr.. McKinley's romina-
ion, su evidence conclusive that the
business of the United States is egain
about TO resume it's former prosperity. !
THE Hon j. W. Darlington and Hon. .
VI. n. McCord chow up in fue photos I
4 the Chicago Herald as delegates to
he ST. LOUIS convention.
THERE is growing interest in the s
coming Chicago convention; it is sure to
,e of q aome what sensational charac- =
er. a
THE Dsmoorscy will not nominate t
Gr. Teller for the Presidency. There .
re too many Democrats wilEpg to try q
heir chances in that line
ARIzoNA's delegssion AZ ST. Louis
oted for silver straight as was expect ?
d OF it and as it should do. b
RAILROAD CHANGES. f
seneraI Manager C. Fl. HonsheIF, of
the NJ & P, Resigns.
Mr.. G. Il. HonshelI, general manager i,
( the Maricope q Phoenix railroad,