The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-25
OUR DELEGATES.
Compare Them With the Late
 Democratic Crowd.
An Array of Intelligence.
 Wealth and Loyalty.

-e N% liherative assembly than are now
 gathered in Phoenlx to attend the
 Republican Territorial Convention.
 They are selected from the best ma : terial, representing the wealth and , intelligence of the country. A word or two concerning those present will
 not be amiss, and will serve d. an introduction to our citizens. , Judge Clark Churchill, the chair man, is an old Arizonan, leading
 lawyer of Prescott and a man of great ability. Hls record as a Re
 publican and earnest worker for
 Arizona's interests is wei known to
 all.
 E II. Wiley is delegate from
 Cochise county. He is a compara-
 lively vourg man, hut is I ossessed
 of sterling qualities. He is Secre-
 tary of the Grand Central Mining
 Company, of Tombstone, one of the
 richest mines in the Territory. He
 is we'll thought of in his own
 ounty.
 John O. DGnbar, also of C.chise,
 is County Treasurer of that county
 and also editor and proprietor of the
 Tombstone Rcpubli:an. His paper
 is now one of the leading journals in
 the Territory, having reached It's
 present standing by the push and
 energy of Its proprietor. Mr. Dun-
 bar is a general favorite in his own county.
 W. H. Savage is a member of the
 legal profession at Bisbee, ochise county. From appearances he IS gentleman of ability and talent
 George Rice is young man from Cochise, and by his energy and talent has reached the position of General Manager of the Boston mill of Tombstone.
 Webster Street is Q prominent law yer of Tombstone, having been a member of the bar ct the Territ >ry for several years. He IS a gentle man of strong will and deter nina ton. His Republican record is good one.
 John R. Farrell is delegate from Cochise. He is superintendent of the Gilard and other valuable min- ing properties in that county. He is a repi esentative mining man aud thoI ough business man.
 c. c. Stevens is q prominent law yer of Tucson, being partner of i Judge Silent. He was formerly con- uected with the profes lon at San Jose, Californil. His name ard i recc I'd are well known throughout California and he is one of tie finest speak kers and strict parliamen q. jars on the Coast
 Robert Pi1ley is a delegate from Cochise county, and is superin, eud- ent nf the '49 nile, in Total Wreck district.
 w. c. Davis is one of the leading merchants of Tucson and is man of wealth and property. He is strongly identified with the Rcpub- lican party of Pima county and is d hard worker for its interests.
 T. LIllic Mercer is q merchant and justice of the reace from Tnbac, Pima county. He is gentleman who will stand the acquaintance Of all, as he is affable, social, and of Sterling worth.
 J. A. Whitmore is we'll known as one of the editors of the Tucson Git izen.
 R. c. Brown is also one of the ed itors and proprletors of tie Citizen and is personally known to mlny of our citizens.
 J. W. Davis is leading lawyer of Florence, and, from appearances, is one of the staunch men of his county.
 A. J. Doran is also a representa- tive of Final county He was member of the last Legislative As f sembly and is too we'll known to need any comment from us. | Frank Laumeistcr is a delegate | from Yuma He is known all over , the Pacific Chest, being one of Cali T foruia's pioneers and an old war z horse of the Republican party. George TT urlow is al>o frnm Yu- na- For several years he was war len of the Territorial Penitentiary. ' A man of determination, he is just D he kind to represent his people. :" Ex-GOvernor Powers is one of favapGi's delegatiC n, and is so well inown 10 the entire Territory that al se need not say anything of com tt nelt. His face speaks for itself. c. W. Beach IS a delegate from u Favapai, is editor of the Miner. and ' arries Apache in his pocket. te J. ". Doriagiol is from Yuma, is lifelong Re?ul:ican, and a worker c' rom the start. He was a member pl If inc Council Of tie tlth Legisla-- m Gre and is well known to all
 M- w. Stewart, delegate from ct Pima, IS an old timer, and his thor cc ugh canvass of the Territory dur pg the last campa gn m .kes hi co acquainted throughout the Terri aE ory. He is one of the oldest citl- or ems Of Ariznn,. Comment on his is unnecessary. m Gus Rodenburg Is from the much- co y populated county of Yavapai. He ; brewer by profession, Repub- of can-in religion, and thorough entleman by nature. Like the alance of the Germans he is a