The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-25

[ Churchill, pro<y; c. Y. Shelton. hy
 c. ". Beach, proxy; c. W. Beach ;
 John Howard, by c. ". Beach,
 proxy; E. W. Wells, by c. W
 Beach, rroxy.
 PTNAI-A J. Doran, J. w. Davis, J. Suter, by J ". Davis, proxy; S.
 Mason, by J. ". Davis, proxy; Chas.
 Vandever, by Wm. Vandever, proxy.
 YuMA-Frank La'.meister,f Geo.
 II. Thurlow, W. T. Farrar, by J. W.
 porrInetcr, proxy; I'D. Mcleod, by
 !. ". l.. riinston. .pr-Xy; r. E alal- IoIy, y J ". Dorrlngio proxy.
 The committee recnnrlende that Mir. Solomon. of Graham county, be entitled 10 a seat and tha he cast the entire vo.e of Graham -<unty. The recommo.s.latic.-'w ,-.dop p:e-
 The report of the committee was adof ted aud inc committee dis charged.
 The Coinmiier ol Permanent Or ganizaiion iheI niade the following repori
 To Me Caa.rmaa a,,d Geatl, men of Me Conrention
 Your Conmiitee on Permanent i Organization aud Order of BusIne-s have the honor to report as fol ows :;
 First, that the officers of the con- vention shall consist of one chair man. one secretary and one assist ant secretary. and we recommend ;is chairman lion. J. A. Whiimore, of Pima county; as secretary, the name of George 5. Rice, Esq, of Cochise county, and as assistant secretary the name of E. B. Kirk land, Esq, of Maricopa county.
 Second, that the order of buslness shall be as follows:
 First, the report of the committee on credentials and the seating of mem bers.
 Second, the election of officers,
 Third, the report of the committee on platform and the adoption of the platform and resolutions.
 Fourth, the nomination of can didate for Delegate to Congress. ~
 Fifth, inc nomination O. a cans!i- date for Superintendent If Iubiic Instruction.
 Sixth, they further recommend | that the Central Committee consist | of go members apportioned as fol- lows:
 Mohave county 2, Apache 2, Yav- apai 5, Maricopa 3, Pinal 3, Gill ?, Yuma 2, Graham l, Pima 5, Cochise 4. Total 29.
 That the delegate from each county suggest the names of mem bers 10 serve on said committee to this convention to efaiifi-d by tLc corvcn ;ou, and that this convcnuAn appoint .he officers of said commit tee.
 Misc e'laueous bushes
 Peoort submitted.
 ". ATkEEr, Ch'rman.
 Motion was made and seconded tl4mi a cont 'it.ec of three he ap- poiaed to escort the officers recon n,ci ie,! oy the committee 10 their char.
 I;sacb, ot Yavala', mov.d an smrn,.in-nt thit 1jr J A. Whit more be declared eleclei permanent chairman. 'l.e mo;iol prevailed. The original motion was then rut and carried.
 The committee then escorted Mir. J. A. Whitmore to the chair. Mr. Whitmofe responded with bril- liant speech, dwelling upon the history of the Republican party as whole, and upon it's future outlook in Arizona. He stated that he firmly b lieved that there was party streag gih m the Territory to carry the ticket through in November. All neces- sary to do so was the combined ef- forts of the members of the conven- tion and the party throughout the Territory. His remarks were re- ceived with applause during their delivery.
 The committee on platform made the following report.
 Resolved, That the Republican party of AriZona declares its un- qualified allegiance to the National party and Indorses the Chicago platform of 1880. We claim a common heritage in the grand history of the party which saved the American nion from dIs- mem Lelment, rehabilitaicd a disor- ganized country, and has since so the finances of the nation that to-day the credit of the United s States is unparalleled.
 Resolved, We charge that the course of the Democratic party has , that in it's desire to control public business and money 1t will sacrifice the best interests of he people, disregard its pledges. md, as is fully illustrated in it's platform, will not put 10 the test of popular approval. by |, plain and straightforward statements T is views upon issues directly affect , ing the welfare Of the Territory. We :, srraign our present delegate in Con gross for his inactivity, incompet- .ncy and his entire failure 10 obtain c he passage of any measures for our . benefit.
 Resolved, That we nold to the S great principle of equal and exact justice to all, and hat railroads and |