Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

the Dallas, Texas, state fair on Mon day and Tuesday of this week. IL closed with dollar dinner.
 It will now be in order for the anti-e1psnsionists to declare that Senator ForsksT did not mean a word he said when he declared that that the presidents policy must be supported.
 The Cincinnati Enquirer runs a serious.risk of finding it's arguments hit Candidate Mclean, when 1t in sists that Secretary Hay should be regarded as resident of the Dis trict of Columbia.
 There may be some room for dif- ference of opinion as to who is the @brains of the democratic party, but there can be none as to who Is its mouth piece.
 The emotion of Admiral Dewey was SO great when the sword was presented to him by President Me Kinley at Washington that he shed tears.
 "The local c. 4. R. men of Ari- zona" are DO doubt we'll posted as 10 the source from whence came that insult to the brave veterans, complained of by Grand Comman- der Shaw.
 The democratic editors are now trying hard to pose as the friends of the mistreated pensioner But the veterans are hardly likely to be gulled, as 1t was only recently that they were making all sorts of objec- tions to the big list of pensioners.
 When Mir Bryan advocates fed eral license for the purpose of giving the national government complete control of their business, he gives a hard blow to the old democratic  idea of states rights as opposed to capitalization.
 The first of the series of the inter national yacht races, which took place yesterday, proved failure, neither boat coming IT within the required time within five and half hours CD account cf lack of wind.
 MT. Bryan is now utilizing the Klondike gold to explain why the good times are here that be said could never come until silver was remonetized. In thus admitting that times are good he is 6 step in sd- vance of some other democratic spell binders.
 Because the JoURSAL-MTNER sup piled some information to sn item in its contemporary, that sensitive thing accuses us of trying 10 censor its news, and has another attack of "Journal- Murphy" Murphy Gang" arguments which it considers un- answerable."
 The war cloud in South Africa at the present time has a very dark and ominous appearance. IL IS said that the Boers have sent an ultima tum to England demanding the withdrawal of troops from the iron tier within 4s hours.
 Just following democratic day at the Texas state fair they had an In. diana day. An interesting fe ature of the exercises was the return to the Texas rangers of flag captured by an Indiana regiment during the civil war.
 The JoURNAL-MINER in its refer ence to that grand army incident, in connection with the Dewey parade, obtained its information from east ern papers and from telegrsphic re- ports Of the affair. If 1t was not correct the JoURNAL-MNER was not responsible for the error
 In spite of the denial of Secretary Of State Hay, the Ohio democrats are still insisting that We have a se- cret alliance with England. While this bugaboo may be necessary for their scheme of deluding the Ger man voters, 1t IS likely to prove boomerang.
 There are democratic papers so partisanly partisan that they refuse to recognize on the editorial page the existence of prosperity, though their advertising columns show con ] clusively that they are participating in the improved business conditions in az unrestIained manner.
 The anti-imperahsts are having a ! hard time of it with the young men oT the country who persist iu enlist ing, despite the awful stories found only in the circulars and other hter- ature Of the "auti-lmps.' about the climate of the Philippines and the terrors of army diseases.
 The permanent supremacy of the United States in the iron and steel industry IS fact of greater impor- tauce than any other development in our industrial and commercial progress, and 1t is not the least bit extrsvagant Co predict that before the middle of the next century En- glishmen engaged in ocean transpor- tation will be ordering ships from American shipysrds. The story having been widely cir cuiated that the administra tion was using theCubau civil service to make places for Americans, an official re- port has been obtained from Coffee tor Bliss Of Havana. which shows that Of the 595 persons in the GUS toms service in Cuba, 545 are ns- tives, and that st five of the sixteen r,orfs thara are nO AmarIcans am