Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01

Hcur cummiitee on Permant Or
eanizatien and Order OF Busines
: hnye tie honor TO reuort as follows
First.-That the officers of The
Convention shall corsist of on,
Chairman, one Vice~Chairm4p, on,
Sec etary, one Assistant Secretary
: and one Seargeant-at- Arms, and We
reeomnea,i as Chairman Gen ii
/ g. Rollins, of Pima county; as Wee
Ct airman, DR. f. K. Alnswortli OF
r Yavapai county; as Secretary, n. A.
Morford, Esq, of Maricopa county,
as Assistant Secretary, Geo. II. Tin
ker, of Yavapai county; and as Ser
geant>at>Arms, J G. Copelin, Esq 5,
OF ella county.
Secnnd.-That the Order Of Bust
NJ SIS shall be as follows:
1st. The report of the Committee
On credentials aud the seating of
members.
I'd, The election of officers.
! 81. The election of the two dele
gates to The National Republican
Convention to be held in Chicago
on june (5d) third, 1884.
4fh The electIon of two alternate
delegates to the same convention
5lh. The report of the Committee
on resolutions.
Your committee find that there are
vacancies in The Territorial Central
Committee in the counties OF Mohave
Graham, ella, and Cochjse AMI they
therefore herewith present for your
consideration the following:
Resolved, + hat the members of the
Central Committee for said COUNTS
shall hereafter be as follows, VIZ:
Mohave, J Hyde and 4 E Davis,
Glla, j Eaton and C Cop'in; Gra-
ham, H @ HooAer; Cochise, Web
ster Street, " H Savage AID c d /
Reppy.
F. K AINswoRTH,
Chairman,
On motion the report " as accepted
as read.
On motion of Judge DeForest
Porter the rei oris Of the Committee
en- CREDENTIALS and Committee on
Permanent Organi7a 7aIion were unan-
imous:y adopted.
On motion the officers recommend
ed were unanimously elected.
Dr. Ainsworth ard Capt. ingalls,
were appo inlcd en- motion to con-
duct Genei al Rollins, Permanent
Chairman, to his seat
General Rollins took his seat amid
ami addressed the Conven-
tiou in TN able, eloquent and earnest
speech for several minutes, which {
frequent applause, as f"l>
lows:
Gentlemen Of the Convention: 1
thank you, most sin, ereiy, for The
honor you have Conferred upon me
in sciecling me 10 presiic over your
This Is a convention of thc Repub-
Iican parry, of which il is an honor
TO be d member. 1t is q meeting Of
the members Of that great political 1
which came into being
under no star of fortune or of hope,
but during those dark and troubled
days which were filled ith threai-
criug destruction TO the government
itself.
The party had its birth in holy
love for freedom. It's courageous
youth was spent IN defending and
saving the country and now, in IFS
full manhood, ii meets once more in
c Convention in the different States
and Territories of the Union to Sc
lect delegates to place in nomination
the tweniy>second president Of the
United States.
as branch of that great party, as
a detachment Of that grand army of
Union love1ng men let us look upon
the history Of our organization-a
record of noble deeds we'll done, of
human fetters broken, of human
rights secured, of national honor up
held, of IA Union preserved, and let us
each strive through devotion 10 the
great principals of cur party, to sus>
tain its record and maintain its SUI
premacyas the safety Of The country
and tie hope of the toiling millions
against the Democratic fallacies of
tariff and of government.
Expressing hope that harmony
may prevail in our councils, asking
your kind assistance and Indulgence
in presiding over your deliberations,
and again conveying to you my
thanks, l await lbe order OF the cons
vention.
The chair presented the following
letter from Hon. Thomas Fitch:
"a letter from Hon. Thomas
Fitch was read and VI i'll be publish
ed in the HERALD on Monday.)
Chair then announced that the
next in order was the selection OF
two delegates 10 the National Con-
vention at Chicago, June 8.
By motion cf w Street, of Co
chise county, the convention pro-
ceeded to nominations.
At this point Hon. n. II. Sber-
man. President Of the Valley Bank
Of Phoenix, and delegate to the con-
vention from Yavapai county, adj
dressed the assembly as follows:
NoMIHATioN OF HoN. CLARK
CHURCHILL
"Mr Chairman, Members of the
Cnr,or,. ion. haze tl,e hnnnr If