Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-06

ot the Amerlcan people that thel are not only ripe, but red hot fol war.
 Gov. Leedy, of Kan, should gel some friend to give hun a strong narcotic. in order that he may sleeE of his overstock of fears.
 Kaiser Billy may find better oc' cupation at home, in looking after the socialists, than in trying tc monkey with this country's Cuban policy.
 The Austrian minister to Wash iugton says he views the situation between Spain and the United States with great concern. He should be given a sedative to calm his nerves.
 Congress threatens to rebel against Speaker Reed if he attempts rule against permitting a vote on the Cuban question. Democratic lead
 CTS have given assurances of theiI cooperation, as soon as the republl, cans who are engineering the scheme are ready.
 The London Globe does not agree with the board of inquiry. It says; "Whichever way we look at the matter, it is hard to agree with the verdict of the court of inquiry. The St. James Gazette takes a dii- ferent view of it and says that "Spain is in the wrong and it is foI Spain to talk wsrily."
 War talk has naturally been the of much fool talk, but nothing in the latter line has ap. preached an editorial in the Atlanta Ga, Commercial, advocating the demand by the south, as a price ol it's support in a war with Spain, that congress adopt resolution declar- ing Lincoln and Jeff Davis to have been equal in patriotism.
 To judge solely by what unrelia- ble newspapers say of his in- tentions, one would not have high opinion of the patriotism of Presi. dent Mckinley; but when judged by his own acts and words-the only standard any man should be judged by it is all that the most exacting American could require.
 While there is really but little, if any difference of opinion, among as to the policy which should be pursued towards Spain, democrats in congress are trying to make political capital out of it. Their efforts will be futile as the administration and republican senators and congressmeu will Pur- sue a course which will be vindi- cated in the end.
 General Blanco says that he fears a demonstration may be precipitated at any moment by an element made up of certain Americans of strong anti-Spanish tendencies now in Havana, but states that he does not fear any disturbance coming from the Cuban people. Poor Blancol The United States should send a body guard over to protect him from unruly Americans.
 Nowhere, in the same space, can SO much information concerning the greatness of American industry and it's progress in connection with ths L. s. patent system be found as In the thirty-page annual report cf Acting Commissioner of Patents Greeley, which will be sent free to all who wish to receive it, upon request by the Commissioners of Patents, Washington, D. c.
 It is not the big type in the yellow journals. or the irresponsible talk C I busy bodies, that influences the real continent of this country. Notwith- tanding the contrary opinion held ,y Tommy Bayard and some Of his European friends, Americans are a ,alm and thoughtful people as a whole, not given to taking snap judgment upon important questions md ever ready to fight to maintain heir honor, but never for the mere 1rute pleasure of whipping the other side.
 Ire Phenix correspondent of the Los Angeles Times says that an alliance, both offensive and defen- i've, has been entered into between Wiley Jones and B. O'Neill in the interest of Jones' candidacy for delegate to Congress. MT. Buckley, le states, has consented not to become a candidate, but the coudi- ions of the consent are not stated.
 Poor Old Spain She has ans other prospective scrap on her lands. Kaiser William has com nenced diplomatic representations O Spain relative to the Cannsmaba .ase and the Gcrmah cruiser Gelor ,n her way to Bahia has been or tered to get ready to proceed O Cuba if satisfaction is lot quickly forthcoming. A big var ship is a powerful argument 
 "Armistice until October and the United States to feed the reconceu- rados in the meantime is the peace with honor" demanded by he president and to which Spain IS wiling to agree" The above is the opening sentence of an artillery .dltorial in the Phenix Gazette Of Thursday morning. The editor of ! n..- :. .IonAIr .r L.