Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12
Those who are trying to create

Those who are trying to create dissension in republican ranks are ingenious and industrious, but they are not, and will not be successful.
 The speed shown in its trials by the new cup defender Columbia, in dicstes that the cup will not be car ried back 10 England by the Sham rock.
 It is significant that such promi- nent Kentuckians as Col Henry WattersOn have DO better solution of the feud problem than to suggest that they be allowed to fight It out
 The sale Of Uncle Sam's manu- faciuries m almost all lines, but especially in metal. is rapidly in- crossing in every country in Europe and we still have a protective tariff.
 Hon. H. C. Loudenslager is the only congressional life saver He won the title at Cape May, where he prevented the drowning in a heavy surf of Prof. Moore, chief of the U. $. weather bureau.
 The pop of the fire cracker, the snap of the torpedo, and the whizz of the sky rocket, seem to emphasize the lessons of patriotism instilled into the minds of young America in the public schools.
 Gen. Peter Tracy, of Me mphis Tenn, said the other day: "The peep are highly pleased with the results of the war and will support the efforts of the administration to restofs peace in the FIlipinos. The fault finding is confined to the politicians"
 The telegraph announces that the president has decided to increase the regular army by an addition Of ten regiments, to be numbered from twenty-si1th to thirty fifth. Major Edmund Rice of the Third infantry, has already been appointed as colonel of the 26th infantry.
 Rear Admiral Philip, who com handed the battle ship Texas when l GerYera's fleet was destroyed, was one of the speakers in New Works big gospel tent meeting the other day. The admiral breaches saliva tion just as naturally as he fought | his ship.
 Our contemporary, this morning | makes a strong appeal to "tbe re- publicsns of Arizona" to assist the democratic party, in its efforts to re- tain control of the county officers. Our contemporary seems to be am bilious to be able to control both parties, not for personal spite" but | for political gain.
 Delegate Wilson's oration on the Fourth of July breathed words of pure Americanism when he said that the subjugation of the Philippines was not a question of psrtisanship but of patriotism. This is not ID harmony with Bryanism and ''anti- ism" but it IS in accord with the sentiments of true patriots of every party. His uttersnces on this point were cheered to the echo by the audience.
 Our contemporary has good deal to say about the Murphy newspa- per syndicate" "bond legalizing gang" "boodlers" "blscklisters" and various and sundry other epithets about Governor Murphy and his friends in connection with the lat ter's recent letter in regard to min ing business, but We have failed to find a single word, wherein at at tempt Is made to disproye 6 single uttersnce of the governor. Its sole stock in trade seems to be the reiter- atiOn of epitbets and in personal abuse of everybody who does not agree with it.
 President McCabe of the National Editorial association, in session at Portland, Oregon, in his opening ad- dress said: ''I will hazard the opin- ion that no profession or business in this broad land of ours Is so handi- capped with unjust laws as Is that of the journalist. I therefore com mend tO your earnest attention the report of the committee on libel law and hope that this convention will, as result of such deliberstion. crystaiize and formulate some prac- ( tical line of work to the end that a l more equitable adjustment of the law of libel may be recorded throughout the union" lj
 Governor Murphy has been the ! subject of some criticism, iot of ! personal yituperative abuse as well 5 as of the most hearty commendstion { for his recent communication in re- q gard to certain mining propositions in this territory. If the governor or f any individual has reliable informs a tion in regard 10 any attempted | swindling operations iu the territory ! it is O duty they owe to society 10 1. impart it. The publication of the V truth should be legitimate and per I mi=sihlo at a.l times even by gov s ernor l. is a very noticeable fact [ that much of the so-called criticism < has originated from personal and political malice and vindictive q spleen. and which has not sought to t' dIsprOve auy of the governors as u seTtiOns but have consisted purely and solely Of personal abuse, with out any attempt to refute any of the , oh -rr-.. rr.-.f..