Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-03-05

Signor Marconi claims to have sent messages 1,5OO miles with perfect success.
 New York has more foreign com merce than all the other Atlantic ports of the United States put to- gether.
 MT. Bryan says that he is going east to give the democratic party an- other good start" In which direc- tion, MT. Bryan?
 The senate has passed resolution of censure against Tillman and Nc Laurin and has removed the judg- ment of contempt against them.
 Our contemporary asserts that ''the Journal Miners desire is the father of its prognostication about the storm" referring to the prospects of future harmony in democratic Tanks in Arizona. The Miner risks its reputation as a political prophet on that assertion.
 Congressman Cowherd of Missouri, has been faithless to his trust and has shown an indifference to the eter- nal fitness of things in forsaking the interest of the COW in behalf of oleo- margarine. What is in a name7 A Cowherd against dairy
 The main result of the tirade of MT. Wheeler of Kentucky against Ameri- can courtesy to foreign guests and friends, is that the democrats are an noyed and the republicans are pleased. The democrats are wonder ing if they can retain ''the good will of the German people" in the next election.
 The latest mining freak halls from Oregon. He claims to have discov- cred a process of extracting ore which beats all heretofore known and is dirt cheap besides. Ills process is some- thing on the order of the Denver man who died just before he made sue cess of it. The Journal-Miner editor is interested in a mine and would like to discover a process whereby $40 in gold can be extracted from S10 rock. A good job awaits the man who can do this.
 Secretary Long, in a Lincoln day speech at Boston, has given a sane utterance in regard to the Philip pines, and one that should appeal to all thinking Americans. He says the question is not one of day, but of a whole generation; and that, when the ability of the Filipinos to administer self government Is assured, they alone should decide whether they will walk alone and independent ''or hand in hand with US as Canada walks with England"
 ''The Journal-Murphy mingles with partisan zeal in the fight betwe sn the two South Carolina senators, and with labored effort tries to connect that with the Prince Henry banquet incident, all in a clumsy attempt to defend Roosevelt for his un-American course toward Senator Tillman. ."- Courier. Just where partisan zeal can be manifested in fight between two men of the same party, as in the case of South Carolina's senators, it would be difficult to determine. It is equally ridiculous to assert that a mans action is un-American by ad- vising another, who disgraced the senate of the United States, and who brought odium on the whole country by bullying actions, that he was not wanted at this persons table in an assemblage of honorable gentlemen.
 A telegram from Washington gives the very gratifying information that Marshal McCord's name will be sent to the senate tomorrow for reappoint- ment. This news will be most pleas ing to the people of the territory. Marshal McCord has made a most satisfactory officer, and when Presi- dent Roosevelt appointed a personal friend to the position he acted in a very graceful and honorable manner in reference to it. Circumstances following this appointment, which are familiar to all, whereby the appoint ment was cancelled, left Marshal Mic Cord as the logical man for The place, in the absence of any charges against him. and the appointment will meet with universal approval.