Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-04-11

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ernor Taylor will be arrested for
completely in the murder of Goebel.
Governor Roosevelt is to be con-
graduated on the enemies he has
made since he became governor of
New York; they have already made
it certain that he will be renominat-
ed and reelected.
Phenix papers quote Governor
McCord as saying that there is a
good chance for Arizona's admission
next year. Our chances have al
ways been quoted in the future
tense.
The grand jury which is doing
business at Frankfort, Kentucky, in
dieting republican officials, is com
posed of eight Goebel democrats,
one anti-Goebel democrat, two re-
publicans and one populist.
Democrats who can extract party
comfort from the Ohio municipal
elections are the sort of men who
can, upon occasion, banquet on
W. ]. Bryan was in Portland when
he received the announcement of
Dewey's candidacy for president.
The most persistent efforts of news
paper men failed to get him TO say
a word about it.
W. C. Whitney, Dan Lamont.
Richard Olney, John R. Mclean
and Edwin NJ. Shepard are credited
with being responsible for Dewey
announcing himself as presidential
candidate. Mrs. Dewey, it is evident
had finger in the pie, too.
There has been decided change
in the temperature. the mercury fall
ing below the freezing point last
night. 1t is hoped that the weather
clerk is not preparing to give Bryan
the cold shoulder on the occasion of
his visit here.
The national democratic commit
tee is largely il favor of sticking to
Kansas City as the place of holding
their Bryan convention July 4. That
city promises to rebuild the conven-
ton hall, large force of men being
at work now on it.
When Dewey gets full returns
from the Press Clipping bureau, in
regard to the way his candidacy for
president is received. he will come
to the conclusion that he is not the
same Dewey that entered Manila
bay May l, 1898, and who returned
70 the United States as a conquer
ing hero in September, 1899.
Intelligent persons must have
observed that it: is only when re-
publicans are in control that Uncle
Sam is able to accumulate surplus
in his treasurer, and it is only to in
telligent voters that republicans ap
peal to be kept in control.
The senate did well in passing the
bill authorizing President Mckinley
to appoint a commission to study
Asiatic commercial conditions. Now
let the house do likewise. We al
ready have a large Asiatic trade, but
there is more 10 be had and we want
it.
The alleged democratic state offic-
ials of Kentucky sent out feelers re
Gently to the governors of the differ
ent states and territories for the pur-
pose of ascertainlng whether they
would be recognized in case extradi-
ton papers were issued by them on
other 81 ates and territories.
If Senator Pettigrew used the
language quoted by Cuban papers,
during his recent visit to the island,
he should be tried for reasonable
He is said to have
stated that President Mckinley and
his administration we're planning to
make Cuba our colony, instead of
81 independent republic.
If the political parties were in re-
verse positions in the gubernatorial
squabble in Kentucky the English
language could not afford words
strong enough for the democratic
press of the country to denounce the
high handed acts of the party that
would override the will of the peo-
pie as Goebelism has done in that
state.
The Nebraska press is exulting over
the fact that measurements of 1900
Nebraska girls show that eastern
girls are fatter chested, fatter head
ed, lesser in lung capacity, and big
ger footed than those of the west.
The west doesn't care so much about
the rest but it receives the news
about the feet with profound graft
tude.
A telegram from Los Angeles
quotes Adelbert K. Dewey, cousin
of the admiral, as saying that he re-
Gently received letter from the ad-
miral in which he wrote that he
"Would rather ten times over be an
admiral of the navy than president
of the United States" He expressed
great surprise at the admiraPs de-
cision to become a presidential can
didate. 1t is evident that the ad-
miral's cousin has never met Mrs.
Dewey or he would not be surprised
Ex-senator John J. Ingalls,, of
Kansas, who has been spending the
winter in Tucson has announced his
of paying Phenix a visit
before returning home.