Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-29
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tain his right to vote in New York. Admitting, for arguments sake that Mir Grant has enough of tho riSst kind of ability to go tO St. l. uis from any poiot, we are Of the opIn- ion that it would not only be an in- justice but an outrage to think Of sending him to tbe exclusion of some one of the many able republicans of long residence in this state. The fset Is MT. Grant takes no partica- lar interest in politics, and never would be mentioned as a delegate e were he not the son of the dis tinguished and ever-tO-be-remem- bered General Grant, and then only because he can be used by au in dividual who could not under any possible circumstances go to St. Louis as the direct choice of the Re- publican party of California. Ar Grant, II elected, so we are credihly informed, will not attend the St. Louis convention, but will spend the summer in Europe, arrange ments having been made to that eifect.-LOs Angeles Express.
 If any body doubts that the Me Kinley tariff did harm, let him look at Bradford. That fourishing place, after a three months experience with the law, began to look like a Kansas boom railroad terminal after the road had moved on. But under the blessings of the Wilson tsrid, things took a turn, and BrsdfuT' has now what its local paper cSi's "an exceptional wave of prosperity. There's the fulfllment of prophecy for you, as a tariff reformer mIgai remark. P. S.-Bradford is iu Eng land.
 Massachusetts republicans having declared for Reed, the declSra'Ion is entitled to respectful attention. The state will be s great factor m the election with its fifteen elec- toTal votes and its nearly 400.00 . voters, a large majority o! whom will vote for the republican candi- date for president. If Reed is nom- mated by a majority of the votes of northern states, he will be elected without q doubt, but if his nomina- ton is brought about by the votes of such states as Texas, thousands of republicans will be rendered ind fer ent to the result.
 OwENsBoRo, Ky, April 2-HoR. Ben K Tillman. Senator from South Carolina, spoke tO 5000 people here this afternoon. The tabernacle WAS packed. He was introduced by cI- Congressman Ellis. Senator Till mans rousing speech caused much enthusiasm. especially his denuncis- tiou of the financial policy of Presi dent Cleveland.
 Portland, Or Oregonian: Me Kinley's nomination would be hailed with delight, undoubtedly, by free-silver republicans. so-calied, as 6 triumph lover the goldbugs of the east" This is fact that justi- fes to some extent the misgiviDgs with which New York and New England people are inclined to view his candidacy. But Mckinley is undoubtedly safe on the money question, despite the double dealing of the Ohio platform. He voted for the passage of the Bland Allison act of 1878.
 Mail aud Express: There isn't democrat m the country who has the courage to auuouuce himsels as candidate for president until he has heard what MT. Cleveland pro- proses to do.
 New York Tribune: It is the opinion of the Hudson Republican that Gov. Morton's name will not be presented before the convention, and that Platt will throw his sup port to Harrison, unless he can make terms with Mckinley. Quay" 1t ads 'is more than a little inclined to support Mckinley, while Platt would prefer to take his chances with the eI-PreSident.