Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11
The Convention.

The democratic territorial convention r-zaue5 i:s del,berst:ons at 9 o'clock tals r raIns, aD ths platform and reso lu..u, were adopted.
 lur.5g he night there had appeared rso1. un." several conteDdIng espir- a1,sfr nom 7stlon ss delegate to con- gIess. al .u-y were oi euca a nature thata ,ames but that Q: Mark A. Sm th Of .s4h-tole were .sithdrawD. There r .s something augE,stive of strength in tas cuihouI,u5 appel at,on of Smith; there are SO many oi Eim,the people will not all V which Of him is meant and may Tote because of the certain uncer taufy of Els identity, so Smith was doomed,
 Judge Jcr. Campbell suread little American eag.e;s al! over the conven- ton, sad his e!5Queace rolled out from his facial cavern liSe unreel ng g. sixty seven foot tape hne.
 Hbn W C. Watkiu, Of Globe, gave his hOnOTabls var Tecor1 and spoke with his usual force end power.
 Judge Berry sgli that the Tombstone lawyer wanted 10 crt Mr SmIsh ou, of thelr professional Datb. that his talents were foo much for thsu ai q th,y WGat- ea tJ get a corner uu han by seLaing lIu to Congress. He tAoIELt that pr1?er caATa-- among the women gud bz-les. -lta gItIcioG- osculatory H:ten- unus, w. U,d mak- hlm lots of votes par e larry among the Indians.
 Ir. l.. ". Blum said two years ago iae democrats had an iceberg for 8 can ciiate aud the voters did not grayitate tguard it He looked st the nomination isnm business point of ylew.
 Ar SmIJh himself then took the floor, aEl s4iI It vas not tue man but the e'ogra .tyut the territory tha: selected hln Mar cppG had surrendered its per snal feeling to elsct the d-mocratlc lomluee, aud he pruDised thst every FordIn the platform expressed his iden. tc7l sediments, etc.
 -lr smith Was uDsoimOusly elected 70 Set ihe kicking stuffed out O' hIm ai 'Ae polls by the republican nominee, @-1 GIyeu three cntecs and tlge. a' s ssLa-aa au the 8oleful Journey. TOT Superintendent Of public lustruc E1.. lion. ;. h. Franklin presented MT. S U. Sirauss. who, as mayor of Tucson, l-- aloTn hlm>elt to be bIg braiDed .---' anj IS | " a r-gen; o' The territor- lA nnIve-sl;y. The characteristic be- prs' or democracy Is csnspicu us iu -'-a' haa he I- tle father of K family. ar.rr.HF lx L l o-'-a's would prove ar able coadiutor .. 'ah' na-'Lsss. IE Blinn st coDded .'-o h''.''a a'i1i, aui Nr. Strauss was nominated by goC.laatIun. ne 'o'- 'le honr and thanked them ,us HaLor Q StOwd. He was proud . 'n- uis:'nciIgn vaen Le saw such a .sif.s7tn'a;ive body Of men. He eudors- Le F-a'i"' ID and said he was a demo C ,'ol3 Vr'Icip.e and had been a dem "a e's' slue" the pyramids were erect yil,- 'IU 'ad fought for 1t alone when 8 ~ '--lm-Ut oi soldiers guarded ihe ss0''"uc convention, in Worcester. c5 .la-- 5aehusetts. He proposed to let .. .... ~ A ,~ The babies, as bi. duty rests ''yn tLe school m2rns. eeitctIon ot a central committee vl' IeA' ID order, pending the chcIoe of .u a recess Was taken
 ,-.'er recess the following territorial
 Tees were elected: am '''lAe-J. L. Hubbell, Harris Bald Coyle. D-lno' J- Il. Levis' J'
 G.1-N. G.1-N. A. Holmes. W.H.Gnriu. Nor,aa Norr,,aaaaHn-GeOrge H. Stevens, B, E. ,assriscopa-B. Goodrich, A. l.. Hen '-aS M h II. McNel.
 Wliot.. WIiot.'e-A- Cornwall, Caldwell B FIns 2 J. JefrOrds. s. NJ. Franklin.
 Tyinal-G; yanG E. oury. R R. Brady.
 YY1ns-M: J. NugeDt. J. J. Stein
 gNsps'-ro be named.
 ro-, ~'a, r J BoIsn was elected chair t5s he, s.l1 sl1 Che'las Driscoll secretary of ~r central oonmitt-e. 'eo' ''' vs1 or Joint Couucilmep. Bon 4 Corn. ,o- q, pI hohaye county was nominated Ga,Iie. iGe northern district, and W. o. trirt iAios; os ot Globe, for the southern dis iousnss5i si'er which the convention ad-