Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-10-24
EDITORIAL NOTES.

down trOuden condition 10 pass un- noticed.
 Tillman of South Carolina. has been telling his Illinois audiences that if the people of the United States were acquainted with the doings of thelr representatives in Washington, they wouldm move eD nlasse on thecapi- tai city and hang a majority of them. We wonder if he will repeat that lit tie joke in his own state. If he does he may find himself on the "sus- pended list.
 Every time that question about the North Carolina disfranchisement is given to him, Bryan conveniently makes the mistake of assuming that it all hinges on an educational test. Some one should tell him that the H. literate whites are still welcomed at the polls.
 That Ohio man who introduced Mir. Bryan as ''The greatest man on earth" evidently has his eye fixed on some good soft berth.
 It is understood that. in the event of his being elected president, Mir. Bryan will review the troops as fast as they are withdrawn from the Phil l ippines, and have his "dear friend" Aguinaldo come over and assist him at the ceremony. While it might make the eagle hang his head, the performance would certainly be unique in the worlds history.
 The great register of Coconino county contains about 1200 names, or 300 less than two years ago.
 In discussing the legality of the Yavapai county bonds the Coconino Sun very pertinently says: ''The Sun would like to know, if these bonds were illegal at the time of the setting apart of COconino county from Yava qai, why was it that Coconino was re- quired to assume one-third of the amount of these railroad bonds7"
 No matter how the election goes, congress will see to it this winter that the solid south will no longer be in position to carry the country by sup pressed vote. The apportionment m- der the new census will carry out the provisions of the fifth amendment to the constitution and deprive the south of its unjust advantage.
 The next time that Bryan pro- pounds that question to his audience do you know of any good monopoly in private hands!" let some one get up and enquire about the monopoly of running for president on the demo- cratic ticket.
 Do not forget the school bond elec- ton on Saturday.
 If fyou want to be happy vote the republican ticket and have clean conscience.
 Karl A. Snyder, formerly attorney for the Atlantic X Pacific railroad at Albuquerque, has been nominated by the republicans of Chaves county, \. NJ. for probate judge.
 "The bogus cry of Murphy and statehood is again raised" says the Courier. The cry of Mark Smith and statehood" was raised for ten years by the democracy of the terri l. tory, but that cry during each cam paign was all that it ever amounted to.
 The secret of Webster Davis zeal in behalf of the Boers is out at last. if it is true that the consideration which he received for his treason to party and country was S125,OOO. The thing about this matter is that the Boers would pay 50 high price for Web. Davis. when be isn't worth. at an outside figure, more than thirty cents.-L. 4. Times.
 Mir Croker defends the Tammany ice trust by claiming that some of the are republicans The democratic legislature in Missouri planes its fascalities on the republi- can minority. Here in Arizona the mistakes of a democratic legislature are charged to a republican governor.
 The republican candidate for mayor )f Los Angeles is named Silver, and he Times says that men of Ill parties, republican, demo ,ratic or prohibition, will be justified in voting for Silver at the Los Angeles municipal electien. The -atio may not be quite 16 to l, but it should be somewhere near those figures. Il. 4. Times.
 Will Mir. Bryan answer Governor Roosevelt's inquiry as to whether he $ willing that the constitution should pass through North Carolina on its way to follow the flag.
 The democrats are having a hard |, ime trying to extract some comfort rom ex-President Harrison's declara- ion for Mckinley. But their words sound like whistling to keep their courage up in going through the graveyard.
 From the way the campaign seems to b. going, 1t appears highly proba ble that the country will continue to have financial policy that will per init it to do business with other na- .ions without an apology. |,
 To know that an entire state has joined in bounding one down for an alleged crime, whether one is guilty pr not, is enough to turn the soundest head. It is no wonder that Youtsey gave way under the strain.