Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-04

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TIie conventiop which ny6t in the
large RINK in Globe, on M 28th al
was composed or representative men
whose interest," seemed 10 sentor IN the
welfare Of the party, eountSRud Ter
fritory, Its deliberations weremarked
by a degfee Of intelligence not lusual.
" observed in political bodies not en-
tirely familhr with the manual gov.
eruing politieal'meetings, which, IN q
great measure, was due to Che equi-
puseland exaotjustice OF the tempo
raryiand perlhanent President, Dr A,
THBpol, whose apparent desire was
to Sd govern the business Of the con
yenton as to,produco the,utmost har
mony in the party Mr. Ered Riley,
as Secretary, also proved most, efficient,
and heand DIR. Trippel, as President
aud Seetotary, were complimentSd by
vote of,thanks, Which were, ia good
taste, ftly acknowledged BY the geo.
tlemeu respectively named
tLATFoRN.
1sr While we endorse heaFtily the
Nations Democratic Administration,
FOR the reason chat under the same,
sectiopal strife has ceased, millions Of
acres Sof fertile lands have Nbeen re-
stored to tho public domain and cor
ruption amongst The nations officials
has been efTectaally checked, never
theless we regret, at the same time, to
sec theifnanoial policy Of the Admin
istration creating one coin for the
bondholder and another for the pgo-
pie, thereby iAln.ing an important
mining industry throughout the yhole
West. Tint we regret to perceiye tie
.unwiltngneSs Of tbe Government to
consider the persistent and just com
plants against the past and pies
ent Indian policy, aud the prayers far
the removal Of the Indians from
this Terrtotg, thereby retarding the
growth and prosperity Of Arizona
And we suggest that the promise gig-
.en by, and the plaaly inserted into the
National Democgatic platiormin 1854,
that "Territori@ should be governed
by their own citizens be carried out
and become a Fact.
2n We demand Gllower county taxes,
and in order TO hing this about we
ask that properties Of ali descriptions
be taxed henceFoa.th equally and Justly.
8p, We demand ne construction Of
ercounty roads to lucreass trav.
cling facilities, ana ask to hage exist,
ing roads kept in good condition.
4ru, We demand that Our pubhc
schools 81 maintayaed during the full
school iterm, in oder to give to 3every
girl and boy uninterrupted facilihes
to acaurs kpowacags and ask that
necessary gpprol6ae 6ns be not denied
to accoDpiisb. ject.
III 8irrEL, Chair1l,sn.
cESrIGsI .roS) S)sirrnE goR GINA coerrr.
Globe Precinct 5. Klein, Franz
Jordan, y, o. static.
irapeyine Precinct Geo. DanEorth.
Reno PRECINCT Chas. Bouqqet.
sanlCarlos Precinct Al. sabers
NcNillen Precinct Tol 0vertsn,
Dripping spripgs PrecinctxW, ii,
Sutherl96d.
RansBoz Precinct y 3. Henry
Station Preeipct5N. Ii. Prie9.
The following delegates to tie Ter
ritorial Convention were ohosen9 w.
.U WATKINS, w. A. Holmes, J. N Me-
Cabe, FRANK JordafygW II. Gri6ip
NoMrSEEs,
Council r 6, Robertson.
Assembly Eugene j lrippel.
Probate Judge w " Eingsbury.
Sheriff Patrick STANLEY.
Recorder (Leit blank
Treasurer Thos. a. Lonergan.
District Attorney D. McCabe.
Public Adm'r- w A. Holmes.
q =
Coroner--(Lert blank.
Supervisors Alfred Kinney, W. Il
Connors,
Justice Of the Peace Job Atkins
\ Constable John Fl Benbrook.