The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-25

same rules apply to corporations a! to individuals.
 Resolved, Ina the Repuhlicai party in conformity with it's rcooTt and traditions delales in fav"r 0 f s'er:ng anG naintaining fr. paii'it schools Tn evc~y town ara i,:c, inc in the Territory
 Resolved, That in our opinion th're is too much mosey uppro- priaie.l annually for ;Le support e hostile Indi .ns 'o permit of s'erd, and just sr;i.. mcnt ot this vcxeC ques' ion, and wc believe th4t trib, of hostile s:.vages should not D, ke. t ir oar midst, fed and supported out of the pubic treasury, ani w' earnestly recommend that ta, s.fetl arA protection nf s5e frontier set tiers be made the first object in al legislation affecting the Indians We are in fAvor of the disarmament of all I1dIans of hostile tlhc, in this Territory as indispensable [, to the safety of our people.
 Resolved, We welcome all for eigners-Chine e only excepted who ip good faith cone and settle amongt Us, and gusrni.t,e to them the same equal riglts which are now enjoyed hy na i've torn Amer cans, aud we further declare that We are unalfcrably opposed to Chine t importation or immigration.
 Resolved, That just compensation should be paid public officials for thelr services and that they should be held to strict accountability. The present fee system, under which a greater remuneration is obtained for public than for equal private ser vices, is eStravagant, eXol bitant, and terds 10 dcbauch local government We recommend that suitable il.s be enacted. prescribing fixed salaries for officers. and that fees be turneiI into tie public treasuries.
 Resolved, We favcr reorsanlza ton of our courts by Congress to the end that Ii isaiinn may be les , ened ard nia'!e cheaper. that | C law delays may not amruni to eie. nial Of justIte a:-d that Dc judge shall sit in an appellate court in iuda ament upon cause Gecitled ivy him in Lower court.
 Resolved, That We recognize tAe fact that 2. ld, silver anl cn. per mining is he chief scur,-c ,.f cs,l.i. n the Territory, ani we therefore iemand the fullest lroiec;ina f,r hi, our greatest industry, and siia III legislation, Territorial a'd Fed- -al, upon this subject be so direc.e ts tc discourage nIain@ ii;igai;on. -cuder mining titles mo Q secure md fos.er and encourage the d vel ,ament of our mineral resources to lie fullest extent.
 Resolved; ", declare our e!rcs Il favor of the free and unlimited ,oiuage of silver upon the same erms and under the same reg1l l. ions as $ gold, aad pie ge ourselves hat, if elected, our car didate for )ele-ate will eXert himself to the nd tn | both gold and silve~ will be ullJ and equally recognized, ac- ording to their respective ralueS, as he money of the county.
 J R. FARRELL,
 Chairman Judge Tweed asked that the sev- nth resolution be re-read. Alter eating Judge rw ed spoke against he resolution as not being rroper or tht platform.
 Cal eIwood moved l. | substitute hat the platform be takel up see ion by section Lost. Division and call of roll was al ed for, resulting in the defeat Of he motion by vo:e of sS to 20
 Judge Tweed read the following ubstiAlte to resolution No. [:
 Resolved, Tn { just compensation i hould be paid to all public ser ants for their services, and that | hey be held to strict accountabil- l y; that the present fee sy tenn, Thlle perhaps not being sufficient il ome minor ofeEses io int ce com etent persons to accept such posi- ions. in oticI cases eecur>s to ounty officers an exiravagant ana amount fur these ser ices. The fees of such officers in lch cases shpGli be reduced, or the mount so received i'll excess of req ,ifahle compensation for such sei- ices should be paid into the treas ries of the several counties where Ich conditions obtain.
 Mir. Churchill rerommer ded the lbs flute resolution and spoke in its lvor.
 Mir. Farrell, of CoeIlisc, spoke yainst the substitute.
 C. c. Stevens, of Pima used e original resolution in speech ed with scathing remarks.
 MT. R. Farrell, of CJchisc, read e 10th section of the platform and scussed at length the merits of he -iginal resolution, '. Ills speech ] as one of thc mo eioq ieat 0r tae 
 Mir. E. il. Wiley, of Coch SC, 'oke warmly in favor of the sub itute.
 Judge Tweed then answered Mr. eyens in support oi i. s rcs9lu n Vote was then ta.y>n, but the chair sincr in dOIfht the roll was ca!4n,l