Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-04
RANDOM SNAP SHOTS.
Taken from Exchanges Expressing Opinions on Various Subjects.

The St. Louis mob is doing more hurt to the cause of organized labor than twenty trust conspiracieS could do.-BOston Advertiser.
 How comes it. Colonel Bryan. that a sugar trust exists in Germany. too: Are Mckinley and the republi- can party responsible for that:-Des MOines. Iowa. State Register
 The Chinese minister at Washington is of the opinion that the forts of his country firing upon foreign war ships does not constitute war. IT was probably just violent peace overture.-N Y. World.
 The Chinese have been too busy sending firecrackers and other un- pleasant Fourth of July merchandise to this country to look for much leni- ent consideration in their present diff ficulties-WaShingtOn Star.
 Mir. Bryan can run. and he will have a chance to make some tiowery speeches, but he will never be elected president while smoke pOurS from every stack and the dinner pail is Cincinnati Tribune.
 Champ Clark. of Missouri, declares that democratic victory is in the air. | That is just where the democracy it. ! self will be when the republican rle l phant losses il with his trunk.-N. Y. . Mail and Express.
 Kansas City will 20 after the demo . cratic convention on the principle that ikiS will be the only time in its his tory that the party will bring prosper irv a the city Hence the harvest will Ie reaped when il is ripe.-Pitts- burg 1ImeS.
 T'-hn wool growers are getting 40t lr- ;--nt more for wool than they 20; ir l;' last delnncratic administration TI % prosperity issue alone be likely to r,-i.c-r that Stafe-Nanesville. Ohio IT. Recorder.
 I'-d il ever occur To you that Bryan iS,c vas a dead rank failure: Not t-.a single benefit can be pointed out which we now enjoy that could have 'eu brought about by Bryan'S system CT d"ing busineSS.-Rocky Ford. Colo . r:Id". Times.
 f'ttr republican party has always G,ntnded upon commercial tranquility and prosperity for it's success. Demo c-aiic hope is founded upon strikes !. ard business depression-Camden. \. J.. Telegram.
 There is but single papuer on the . FanSaS State poor farm. The fOrlOrn q ,'d s-i,ap spends most of his time sit |, lin" on the front porch bewailing his , loneliness and denouncing the pernici- f ops prosperity which has robbed him |, of his cOmpaniOnS.-New York Mail z and Express. T In 1896 President Mckinley said: 1, 'I hope that the time will not be far f distant when every wOrkingman in this country can get work and get il. f too. at fair and remunerative wages" {; The time was not far distant and il i, is still with us.-WOrcester. Mass. n Spy. Tariff for revenue only reSOlu- ' tinn recently adopted by a meeting of ;; !, ed bv the New York Sun. as ancient II and fiShlike" Ancient" undoubtedly. ]. hat hardly "fishlike." since il is not Y ''in the swim. -ROchester Democrat ., and Chronicle. z, Russia is reported to have taken u the hit in her mouth in China. but it will be well for her not to make the hit larger than she can convenirnely Boston Herald.
 The jealous search for attractions W fur the Paris fair has resulted in the Il discovery of a big spot on the sun a by Abe MareuX. a French astronomer. W Kansas City Star. II k more or less true. as Admiral a. Dewey says. that the people of this n country do not select their presidential " But they sometimes de- n fcat them. which is frequently quite | aS Salutary and important function i:.sion Herald
 t' I-nagiuS DonnelIy asserts that thc e; republic needs the peoples party n with it's heroic breed of statesmen. a
 
 SurabhIe for petty offices" We know what he heroic IgnatiuS iS uD 10. II, would have national issue made Gf lie Baconian theory.-Boston Journal
 
 .sIarrican life iS too elaborate. T. i' needs to he simplified and made less ''l complicated. We are wasting money "a and time and thought on a lot of things '' :f-h .lg lie buildings. our dress. our furniture. f' show an inSance craze for ornamental iian- We Use things covered with woTld-be ornamental figures when plain articles would serve the purpose just as well We have not vet learned 'l hat nothing is beautiful when il is out Of place. Let popular taste re b verT To simplicity.-Washing Times H' Isn't II somewhat dangerous for Mir. Bryan to stop talking long enough To give the people time tO think :-Phila- drlphia Public Ledger. T The predictions that Bryan will be elected are all dscredited bv the fact That business is still driving along in . vigorous and confident way without Ill
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 pt NIT. Bryan'S talk about .-tenporary la prosperity only impreSSeS the people in hat they do not care to return 10 tenn So porary adverSity. They had all they A wanted Of that under Cleveland.-Nor- Nich. Conn. Bulletin. Ia
 E President Mckinley viewed tba ia -clipSe of the sun from Fortress Mon re roe Next November he will see d w ofal eclipse of one William l. Bryan. re yho will never again appear in Ameri- m an politics as a presidential caudi- aie.-Davenport. Ia. Republican
 iG If il were not for the good times. if bO ' were not for the Chicago platform. re f il were not for their past record. th f il were not that Mckinley has been ch such 9 promise keeper if it were not w,