Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

the triumph of the territorial ticket, bu one which will briDg aid and comfort {, the republicans m every county. He | no political carpet knight, but wol his spu's m the flair play and ever shock of tignt" when two years ago b, redeemed Arizona from the unholy em- brace of the democracy, and brough thls great territory proudly to the altai Of the Republican faith. The elements that made him successful two years agC will now but give him added strength Since that time he has served his people faithfully Tn the halls of congress, and the place he then had in theil affections has grown brighter in theil memories. Tbe experience he has gain ed and the friends he has made m Wash ington will give him A power for good tO thlspeOple that cannot be hoped for from any new or untrisd man. And the peo- pie will feel and know this when they come to determine between Curtis c. Bean aud Marcus A. Smith.
 | repeat, gentlemen, that be, more surely than any other person, can lead us to slccess. Then name him our chiefthin and send him forth against the embattied legions of the democra- cy, again to conquer, and above all the rock and tumult of the cocteading par t'es he will besr the banner of the re- publican party full high advanced until he plants on the mountain heights of | victory.
 move you, Mir. President, that Curtis C. Bean be nomIna ed as our candidate for delegate to congress by exclamation
 The question was put, and hmld the widest enthusiasm It was carried uDan- imOusly.
 In plac;pg Hon. Thomas Cordis in nomination for superintendent of pub lie instruction Mr. Thomas J. Butler' said:
 MT. President:-I arse for the pur. pose Of placing before this convention the name of gentleman we'll qualified, and when l say well qualified speak within my own knowlsdge-well quail fed for the position of superintendent of public instruction. IL Is not neces- sary for me to speak to this convention with reference to the qualifications Of the gentlemen whom l shall name. He IS a resident of Pima county and think We Iaay claim him as partly from Isyapai nos. Not only was he a resident of Yavspai, but for many of the first years of my residence m Arizona be WAS resident and citizen of Yavapsi, but be held position Of trust and honor. IL was bis duty tu circulate freely through many of the counnes of this territory, and believe ID every county in which ne be- came well known, no one was ever heard to say that his trust was not faithfully and competentlg dIscharged. Applause He Is gentleman of culture, not per haps making a profession of literature. | bGt among the laity here he has no su- perior. l know some of his literary l achievements. name Thomas SordIs | of Tucson. (rumultuous applause and | prolonged cheeTins.J And before I sit l down allow me to Ioove that Thomas l Corils be nominated candidate for su- uerintendeht ot public instruction, by | exclamation. (Cheers and spplause.l
 The selection of Territorial Central l Committee heing next in order. Mir | Clark Churchill nominated Col. Wm | Cbri-ty as chairman. aud he was elected | unanimously.
 Mr. ". J. Osborn nominated Mir. N | 4. MOrford for secretary, and he was elected by exclamation.
 Mir. W. Fl. Sulweil nominated Mir. | Lincoln Fowler as treasurer. and he was | elec' ed.
 The otber mem5ers of the committee elected Sere:
 Apsche-E $ Slower md Rosslio Col ono.
 Cochise-J F. MontHndon, W F Nich- ols. T. A. Atkius ID, C b Reppy. Gila- C T COnnel. J c Jones.
 Graham-J l. Ohl. E 4 Cutter.
 Ifhrsafr Enui.r R I 4 Davis, V A Mnrford.
 Mohsve-W H THgQart. E l. Bnrdick.
 PInal-A r WalbrIdge, w II Benson.
 Pima-L Wolf y. J A ZabriskIe, D | McFaWn, R D Ferguson.
 YavapRi-W S Head, l. Wollenburg. | F NJ Murphy, Geo. F. Brown. Geo H
 Yuma-A G Hubbard, Charles II Brinsley.
 At large-Clark Churchill. Webster Street.
 Judge John Haynes took occasion to again thank the convention for the cour. tesIes extended to him a~ chairman, as its labOrs were about to close. He hoped that all pers nal teelin Ss or dissppOint ments would be buried, and th-t every one would work with a will for the sue cess of the whole ticket.
 On motion Of Clark Churchill. vote of thanks was rendered Judge John Haynes. chairman. F. B Wagy. and II. B M4X-on, secretaries, for theIr servi- ces to the convention.
 An adjournment for ten minutes was taken to allow the delegates to nomin- ate joint councilmen.
 Upon re- assembling. the southern dis trict delegates announced that they had Mir. B. $. Colimsn. of Tomb stone.
 The delegates from the northern dis trict announced that they had nomin- a,ed Hon. W. II. Hardy, of Alohsve county.
 Upon motion Of Hon. Webster Street, the convention adjourned sine die.
 JOHN HAYNES, Chairman, l.. B. WAGY,
 Fl. B. MANSON, Secretaries.
 ,UTHERS DISTRICT.
 TUCsoS. Arizona, Sept. 2l, 1886. The delegates representing the coun- ties of Cochise. Graham, Pinal, Pima and GIla. meet in joint convention and elected NJ. Egan, of Graham as chair man snd R. c. Brown Of Pima Rs secre tary. The chairman stated that the object of the convention was to nomi- nate a joint councilman for the southern district.
 Webster Street of Cochise nominated B. $ Coffman of Tombstone.
 On motion of Judge Haynes of Pima, E S. CoffmaD. was nominated by scclR- nation, for joint councilman from the southern district.
 NJ I. EGAS. Chairman,
 R c. BROWN Secretary.
 S0RTHERS D STTICr.
 TUCsOS. ArIZ iDa, Sept. 2l, 1886. The delegates representing the conn tres of Yums. Yavspai. Mo,4ve, Mari oopa and Apache met in joint conven- tiou, and elected w. H Hardy chair man ard E 6. Wagy of Yuma as secre- tary.