Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-22
DE1zo oCRA FIG COUNTY CcS-
 VENIION.


 Chairman of the County Democratic Central Committee, who read tht call and stated the object of tn, Convention.
 For temporary chairman, J. H B,.rgcr and A. l.. Henshaw were placed ill nomination, and Mir. Bur ser was selected by vote of 9 10 '
 A. L. Hcnrhaw was then elected tenn Porary secretary. The Chair was authorized to ap point Conn it;ee on Credentials J. k. Looslcy, W. H. Brazre and Cnas. Goldman were appointed.
 Convention then adjourned to re ccive the report of the Committee CT Credentials.
 At 12:30 the Committee on Gre der tIals reported the following dele gates as entitled to seats.
 Agua Calicnte-H. F. Neahr.
 Phoenix-J. II. Burger, W. R Carey, J. R. Looslcy, N. NJ. Broad way, G. U. Collins, Vim. Osborne Chas. Goldman, Ira Stroud, A. L. Hershaw, Isaac Hand.
 Tempe-A. Ben on, Niles Peter son and R A. Flag,er
 Mcsa-Charlcs 1 Robson and w II. Brazee.
 Cave Creck-W. B Jores.
 Vulture-Chnrlcs Genung, by F, B. Todh, proxy; Vim. Brodie, hy R B. Todd, proxy.
 SeJmour-H. II. Scott, by R. B Todd. proxy.
 II. W. BraZee made motion that the Convention thtn resolve itself into Committee of the Whole on Credentials. Carried.
 On motion a recess of one hour was then talked.
 Convention reassembled at o'clock P. II.
 Henshaw moved that all proxies be accepted. Carried.
 This admitted 10 Ihe Convention the following addt tional delegates Gila Bcnd-I. ". c. C.antun by J. L. B. Alexander, proxy.
 McDowcll-James A. 3icCann by T. G. Greenhaw, proxy.
 On motion, X. H. Peoples was ad- milted as delegate from Wicken- burg.
 A motion was made and carrIed that the Convention now proceed to permanent organization, and A. l.. Henshaw was selected as permanent Chairman, and R. B. Todd, Secre- tary.
 Ou motion Of J. B. Alexander, a committee of five was appointed by the Chair on Rules and Order of Business. The following were ap- pointed as said committee: R. B. Todd, l. B. Hand, J. L. B. Alexan- der, J. H. Burger and Chas. Gold man.
 Motion made by w. R. Jones, that a committee of three be appointed on resolutions.
 Hm. Osborn. w. H. Brazee and N. M. Broadway were appointed as said committee.
 On motion, 8 recess of one honr and . half was taken, in which the said committees might prepare their reports.
 Convention met at 4 o'clock, P. M, Henshaw presiding. The following report of the Com mittee on Rules and Order of busi- ness was then read :-
 One member of the Council.
 Two members of the Legislature. Sheriff.
 District Attorney.
 County Recorder.
 Probate Judge.
 County Treasurer.
 Suryt yer.
 Curorer.
 Public Administrator.
 Justice oi the Peace. Constable
 s, ho1l Trustees.
 Two Supervisors. We would respectfully recom- Eeni tic election of Central Con- as follows: Foenix precinct, five members. Vulture precinct, two members. Tempe precinct, two members. And one CD each for the remainder If the voting precincts of the county l md we further recommend the ap- ointment by the Chairman of a l ergeaui-at-arms, to be subject in his | .ctions to the order of :Le Chairman And we hereby further recom- nend that every candidate shall be lected by ballot and whoever re- elves the majority of votes shall be ieclared the candid te elected (Signed)
 RoBT B. TODD,
 J. L. B. ALEXANDER,
 CHAs. G GOLDMAN,
 JOHN H. BURGER,
 1. B. HAND. On motion the report was adopted. The following report of committee T platform was submitted and dop.ed:-
 The democrats of Maricopa county l convention asscm bled, hereby re- CIV their support of the cardinal octrines of that party IS enumcrat- i in its National platform of 1880 Fe are unal;erably convinced that lc teuets Of this party, which in 0ircd the mind Jefferson and minated the indomiIable w.ll of Jackson, are time enduring, and 'ustitute the only political pri ci- les upon which can be safely based