Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-28

AAl7tAAhN NN4f Ltsl- " E'fll AL lA ate Il4l : people upon the uHparal.eled prosper ny Of the whole country
 CLARK CHURCHILL. Chairman. On motion of Pomroy. seconded Q,
 Howard, the resolutions were lJJpt-d
 Churchill moved that ballot be ia ker viva vOce, ahd @ majority c0u~jijlt, nomination.
 Howard moved an amendment tha'
 sH informal ballot be taken. Motion with amendmeut carried. Nominations for Delegate being iu . order, Howard nominated il N. Stew art.
 i Churchill in s.CUud,ug the nominal ' ton spoke of the widespread p0pu | lariiy col Mr Stewart, and that with ! his election Arizona would be repre-. | Seuted such as it has not been since ' lhc days uf SltfOrd and McC1T.nick | [saac nominated DeForrcst Porter.
 He said that tc lacked the eluquence ! to speak lI.s prajse O, hes candidate and of his popularity uui ability. DurIugtCu secoul-d foTr-r's nom lnati-n.
 Stafford ai-0 seconded Stewards nom ] nation, aud explained SIcwurt's pop
 ularity by his umianili,y 5H,! u.gH character, and sand if stewart WIS elected he would represent Arizona without regard to section. tn the Driet peri"d since hi, return to the IvrrIJU.y he had found Stewards pop
 ulariIy widespread and ii nominated he would reap large vote from his many Democratic friends
 Ou the informal ballot Stewar re ceiyed lj votes and Porter ,. The first ballot resulted the same, when the Porter yUtes were wi thdr,lwn and voted for Stewart.
 Stafford offered he following reso lutiOn n regard tO Superintendent Of Instruction;
 Whereas, l. is the seuSe of thIs Convention that the office of Superin- tcndent of Public Instruction should, in the fullest sense, be separated from, aud uuJrammel,d iy eithec political ConsIaeratiOu or religions influences
 Now, tEeI elOre, Le iI res spiv.G, jEat We vii! mJxe no HuminalJnh for tht office Ot Superintendent of PrL'i, En- slrucuOu, but in consideration oi the valuable services iu t.s cause O. ,du- cation Ug jGg present incumbent Ui t5c Oil.e, Hon T. II. Sherman. and rtujs universally conceded qualification, and familiarity with t.c uuli-S ot thc office aud believing 1t tO be Co tLc best interest O. the saCr,G Caase ui eauca,i,u, vedo most earn, s' E fecum- mend ii!a .3 the voters of tEis Terri ter.
 IAc restitution WBs adrp.ld
 Mc-srS SatyorC, PauI,oe aud Churchill Ntrc appointed c1um.u-c tO inform Ar >t-~sri Of his aumlna ton.
 TLs committee aPpOia;e,i to arrange for and organize a Territorial Ceuvai . Committee reported tlTat the csn- mi,tco consist of 2I members sp- i pJrli-ItC Ss follows. Apache 7, Mar. ! IcopI 3. MohHye ?, Pima : Pin1l 1 NayapH B, Ead Yuma , that jnc fol- . !uHIls zculleuru be appointed on ]. sad clwml Ice: C Churchill. ( Ban. ! Henry A B.-eioN, Ui Yayepai: \ Ei Ua,I~, F White. ot Nyaavc. Jlm,s !. < i-D1 In--l C.!.mp, f A..cuc. : " A Hancock J ' T Smith. Il T C.i- ' defwoJd, of Muricopa; C II BriGley, ' i Frank, of Yuma; J II IOOle, $ . Hughes, EstsvaR OcbOG J Kirk patrick. ! Y Hooker of lima; C. a N fauiisou. II II DayIs, Of i-iudl.
 The committee further rec,m- thst the committee he 4.y- crnud by the 'Wc rules and cy--..-.- the same power as are usual iu -u,h . bodies gnd ;hs; tho foiiovtu4 ,,n.i,- men be the officers of such c0mmistet Chairman, Clark ChU:chuI, Oi I4v, !. lpai StCretdrP, Henry \. Blgelow, ot layapai; Treasurer, f.. $. Pomroy, Of Pima.
 Beporl received aud committee dis charged
 PIu,ison moved that the next con .eu.ion consist of = persons Carried.
 TLtuks were teHdtrrd, on motion, ! To the omccrs and trus,tes el tnc -cEoQI building for jts use
 !, wa, moved that the Republican papers throughout the Territory be Co publish tsc proceeding,
 Churchill moved Go amend by iu- criiug in the Democratic paper. a- ! hey needed It most.
 As Governor SaiiJrd Was about lca5- rg the city, he addressed the couvcI- : ion uu the issues 0 the day
 The cunv.Utiuu then aaiOlrnci sine ! lie.