The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
First Convention Of Maricopa
 CouatY.


 Committee on Credentials: Han cock, Rood and Mayer. Committee on Permanent Orgaui- zation: Smith, McClintock and Long.
 Committee on Rules, Order of Business and Resolutions: McClin- tock, Long and Becher.
 The Convention then took recess until 1 o'clock p. M., to meet at the Nj. E. church.
 RcassembIed st P. M at the M E church.
 The Convention was called to order by the chairman.
 Committee on Credentials then re- ported as follows:
 To Chairman of Republican Coun- ty Convention: Your Committea, appointed to examine credentials and report the names of the persons entitled to vote in this convention, respectfully report that they have examined the credentials presented to thsm and find the following named persons entitled to seats, as members of this convention:
 PHGNIx PRECINCT.
 c. E. Mowry, by II. H. Calderwood, proxy; F. II. Post. J. B. Creamer, J. B. Kelly, by R. s; Long, proxy; R. s. Long, NJ. H CalderwoOd, George Coats, E Rood, E mayer, c E Nc Clintock, c A Luke, by ThalheiIa- CT, proxy; R 2 Kirkland, C. Becher' by Wm o O'NeilI, proxy
 A'DowELL PRECINCT
 J.Y. T. Smith.
 McMILLEN PRECINCT.
 NIY Mathew, by " A Hancock, proxy; Frank Luke by Thalheimer proxy
 wICKEEBURG PRECINCT
 INV Klien by c E AcClintock, proxy.
 FULTURE MINE.
 J Aaron.
 TEKPE PRECINCT.
 JT Priest by " Lewis, proxy, " Lewis.
 The delegates from Tempe and Wickenberg have not got their ere dentials but your committee believe that they were duly elected and recommended that they be admitted to seats in the convention, all of which is respectfully submitted.
 W. A. HANCOCK,
 E. MAYER, Committee.
 E. RooD.
 Report accepted and adopted.
 Report of Committee on Perma- nent Organization as follows:
 To the Chairman of the Republi- can County Convention of Naricopa county, A. T.
 We, your Committee on Perma- nent Organization recommend the following gentlemen as officers of said convention: For President; II II Calderwood. Vice Presidents; J Aaron, of Vulture; Wm Lewis. of Tempe. Secretary; J B Cramer. Assistant Secretary; Francis Kuhne. Sergeant at Arms; P c Bicknel.
 R. L. LONG, Committee.
 C.E MCCLNToCK.
 Report accepted and adopted.
 Committee on Order of Business and Resolutions as follows:
 Your Committee on Rules, Order of Business and Resolutions submit the following: That they recom- mend in placing candidates before the Convention each name proposed by Q delegate and properly seconded shall constitute a nomination.
 That no delegate shall be entitled to speak on any subject more than 10 minutes.
 That a majority of all the votes east shall be requisite to constitute nomination to any office.
 That all voting for candidates be- fore the convention shall be by ballot That the convention proceed with nominations to the various offices as follows:
 1st Three delegates to the Terri torial Convention.
 2d Two members of the Council, Sd Three members of the Assem- bly.
 4th One Sheriff.
 5th Treasurer.
 9th One Probate Judge.
 7th One District Attorney.
 6th One Recorder.
 9th Two Supervisors. 10th One Public Administrator and Coroner.
 11th One Surveyor. 18th 4 County Central Committee o consist of 13 persons. We further recommend that the l delegates from each precinct nom nate their precinct officers. ResoZoed, that we most strenously Iepreciate any manifestation of sec ional feeling among the citizens of his Territory; and believe it to be he duty of all Republicans to unite . an effort to harmonize all antago- istic interests in the Territory ResOIved. that we are opposed 10 the ranting by our Legislature of i'm ortant charters, exclusive franchises r subsidies to any corporation, ur- ess the same shall have been first lbmitted to the people and their pproval obtained. ResoJUed, by the Republicans of Iaricopa county, in convention as that we heartily endorse nd accept as the guide of our polit- al faith, those principles embodied l the platform adopted by the Ma o,oI DaDubiioa1 DopuoDfiO, o. ]