The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-08

We recognize the Constitutional authority of Congress over the Territories.
 We recommend the abolition Of all unnec- essary offices and salaries in this Territory Rigid economy in the administration oi the Government, and the election of all civil oiii- ccrs by the people, so far as the same may be practicable.
 We recommend that all appointments to Federal offices in this Territory be made from its inhabitants.
 That taxation shall be confined to absolute | Territorial necessities.
 That the General Government be urged to | an immediate survey of the public lands ot the Territory.
 That Congress be earnestly solicited to make liberal appropriation for the benefit fl public schools in this Territory as well as donation of lands to actual settlers. We recJyumend that peaceable tribes of l Indians shall be confined 10 presetibed Tern ! torial limits, commensurate with tbclr neces- sities, and that hostile onSs be suDugateu, and placed on reservations unde. the guard and protection of United States troop2-and that Congress be especially appealed to, aEd urged to unnul and set aside the survey ex tending the Pima and Maricopa reservations on the Gila River, whereby many respectable i and honest citizens oi the Territory have been robbed of the lands upon which they had settled and improved in good faith.
 We urge upon Congress speedy solution of the Indian difficulties of this Territory and as q means to the accomplishment of that end, we urge 1t upon Congress to authorize the raising of an adequate volunteer force, , and the necessary appropriation for its pay ment.
 That we recognize the great importance in political and commercial point of view of } rail road communication through our Territo- - ", between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and believe that the Federal Government 2 ought to render immediate and efficient aid in it's construction. E Nominations were then declared in or,ler, when the following ticket was unanimously T nominated, viz:
 - For Delegate Co Congress, ' PETER R. BRADY.
 For Sheriff, , GRANVILLE II. oURY. - For Recorder, AUGUSTINE CABALLERO. oi For Treasurer,
 A. W. FIELDS !, Flor District Attorney. }. THos. P. DUFflCY.
 
 SOLOMON WARNER, JOHN BRATToN '. ISAAC GOLDBERG.
 Territorial Council,
 FIR BROWN, ALEX. LEVIN,
 A. BRlCHTA, J. W. ANDERSON. fl House Of Representatives. fl ' THOs NJ YRRKFs Il. c THOMPSON A l.. E. WOOSTER, ADAM LINN
 RAMON PACHECo, HIRAM STEVENS
 W. H. TONGE. ] IF al Id For Consiabics,
 JOHN ". LIBBY, WILLIAM TIsDELL of D On motion, Central Committee was ther ,n appointed, consisting of ,he following name, . gentlemen:
 '. F. NJ Hodges, D. A. Bennett, Samuc n Drachman, Erasmus Woods, Alex. Levin. ~ The following resolutions we're then pre- sented, and unanimously adopted by the Con
 yention:
 .. That Peter R. Brady, the nominee of thi lS Convention, for Delegate to Congress, be ea and be is, hereby, recommended to the sup ll port of the Democratic party, throughout th he Territory.
 'r That the preamble and resolutions expres z GU siye of the sense of this Convention be fOl ne warded to the Arizona MINER and the 1r TT rohap, for publication, as public address { ,e tho Democrats of this Territory. eo eo Reso'rad, That this Convention tender [ -" the military authorities of the TerritoT, 5 Ie their sincere thanks for the earnest effort nu they have put forth for the suhjugation ,', the Apache tribe of Indians with which ou .u country is infested N' After few remarks by Mir Peter R. Brad G!' the Convention adjourned, sine die , G. II. OURY, P Chairman t D. A. BENSErT Secratarv