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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, 1896.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
DAILY AMD WEEKLY.
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STAND UP FOB ARIZONA.
PHOENIX, JANUARY 3, 1896.
ENlGDIiAiNiD'S ARROGANCE.
The London Pall Mall Gazette lately
published an article from the pen of
M. Flourens, formerly French minister
of foreign affairs, upon the Venezulan
controversy. Commenting upon it,
the Pall Mall Gazette says:
"We wanted to hear what a Trench
man thought of Secretary Olney's ex
tension of the Monroe doctrine, hut he
scarcely touches upon (that and im
proves the occasion by giving us some
ihome thrusts. (He accuses us of bully
ing and breaking faith."
M. Flourens says: "The French do
not believe in the probability of war,
as tooth Great Britain and the United
States are prone to weigh profit and
loss. Moreover we are accustomed to
the cool prudence of England, which
will increase in proportion as the
youthful impetuosity of the United
States gives itself free course. France
is far more disposed to accept the
Monroe doctrine than you in England,
but we reserve anterior rights and do
not agree with President Cleveland's
conception of arbitration. We are
great advocates of arbitration and
would gladly see it applied to all in
ternational disputes. Notably, we be
lieve that difficulties such as may arise
between the American republics and
European states are all of a nature to
be settled by arbitration, to the great
advantage of the parties interested.
To this effect we should like to see a
permanent tribunal of arbitration
erected.
"British diplomacy still retains vio
lent procedure, which is out of place in
our epoch. Unless she believes she is
face to face with a; stronger . power
than herself, her weapons of discussion
are ultimatums. This unbridled man
ner does enormous harm to her repu
tation, -whether it imposes her will on
the people whose weakness obliges
them to submit in humiliation or
whether she gives way, as she will
have to do in the quarrel with Vene
zuela, before unforeseen resistance.,
Her moral authority was seriousJy im
paired, for instance, by iLord Salis
bury's menacing language to the sul
tan. European concert in regard to
the east, far east or America does not
exist, because no one wishes to be ad
dressed -with England's diplomatic ar
rogance or exposed to the danger of her
breaches of faith."
It would look as though Great
Bri'tain in her lust for additional ter
ritory is "adding to the glory of her
arms" by the subjugation of yet an
other weak and friendless little na
tion. The Transvaal republic is a
plucky and prosperous little state of
South Africa, -which through many vi
cissitudes has maintained honorable
independence. .But it is fairly sur
rounded by British "possessions" and
the "civilizing" Briton long has looked
over the boundary line which his
armies have heretofore found no pre
text to cross. But it would appear that
the pretext has been found. Late
telegrams fram Pretoria, the capital of
-the Transvaal, state that an armed
force of the British South Africa com
pany, numbering 800 imen, with six
Maxim guns and other artillery pieces,
is reported to have invaded Transvaal
territory.
The local habitation and breeding
place of the American hog has at
length been definitely determined upon
says the Sacramento iBee. It is at Sit.
Louis. Sixteen dollars a day will be
the lowest prices for which the poorest
room in any prominent hotel can be
obtained during the coming session of
the Republican 'National convention.
The delegates will be sorry in more
ways than one that the National com
mittee did not select 'San Francisco as
ithe place in which to hold the conven
tion. .Last Tuesday's Journal-Miner .was
especially devoted to a historical
sketch of Prescott from a village
amid the pines to a city that claims a
population of 4,500. The article is
most interesting and as well of a
character that will well serve to adver
tise the beautiful mountain city.
The (Republican congratulates the
Hon. Mike Nugent upon his appoint
ment as deputy revenue collector. He
wifll make a good official and so long
as Democrats are to have the plums
we are glad to see good men like Mr.
Nugent capture them.
The Holiday edition of the Los An
geles Times Issued New Year's day was
pleasing in every detail and should be
secured iby all who are interested in
the wonderful development of that
wonderful ' country southern Califor
nia. Arizona's Territorial Normal school
is an institution ithat does her high
credit. More than a hundred students
are within its walls, under most care
ful instruction, preparing to be teach
ers in the public schools of the terri
tory.
The girls must Ithis year be doubly
active in taking advantage of their
privilege of popping the question.
The year 1900 will not be a leap year
and in it February will have but 28
days.
The Prescott boys play good football
and they are good fellows. But they
encountered the fortune of warfare.
It cannot be said that the quality of
the magazines has been sustained
under the reduction in price.
CURRENT COMMENT.
San Francisco Bulletin: A contem
porary believes that if Queen Victoria
and Mrs. Cleveland could get together
they would patch up the Venezuela
misunderstanding in five minutes. A
patched-up misunderstanding is not
what is wanted. The time has come to
clearly define the Monroe doctrine and
to as clearly declare our purpose to
maintain it. A settlement on that
basis will last for all time.
Albuquerque Citizen: New Mexico
can furnish ten regiments on short
notice in case of war .with England.
San Francisco Bulletin: (English
aggression in ithe Transvaal may not
cement the Kaiser to the Monroe doc
trine exactly, but it will lead him to
lay down a doctrine of his own to fit
South Africa. It will be put down
with bullets and it will stay put.
Instead of finding fault with General
Miles for talking aibout 'the lack of
coast defenses, he Denver Republican
thinks the administration should use
ts influence to secure the construction
of such works, "What General Miles
has commented upon is open to the
observation of the whole world, and
the situation would not be improved
by silence. If coast defenses are need
ed congress should be waked up '': an
appreciation of the fast. The present
administration is so full of autocratic
notions that it cannot avoid quarrel
ing with some one who may happen to
hold a subordinate position.
Kingman Miner: If Governor
Hughes visits Kingman next Wednes
day the editor of the Mineral Wealth
will be one of the first who will try and
get an introduction to him. This skin
deep silver sentiment of the Mineral
Wealth is the lightest kind of comedy
farces. Hughes has made Arizona a
good governor and if he visits King
man next week will be greeted as be
fits the chief executive of a great terri
tory. Kingman Miner. iE. !E. Ellinwood
for congress on the Democratic ticket,
is what the newspapers of Arizona are
just now 'talking about. No man hold
ing a federal office in the territory has
ever received the encomiums that have
been showered upon our United States
attorney by men of all parties and all
creeds. He belongs to no faction, but
does his duty to the people in his dis
trict without fear or favor. If he re
ceives the nomination northern Arizo
na should and will give him a vote of
which any man might well be proud.
Kingman Miner: We hope to see
Arizona admitted to statehood this
winter, as our future prosperity de
pends to a certain extent on our ability
to govern ourselves and to develop our
internal resources with state aid. Let
the state construct reservoirs and open
'the valleys of Arizona to the agricult-
urist and our taxable wealth will run
into the hundreds of millions in ten
years.
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