Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-09-13
APACHE REPUBLICANS.
An Expose of the Resolutions Endorsing the GOveTnOr---Other Matters Of
 Interest.
Corr. Phenix Herald.

EDITOR HERALD:-The agony Is over; the much talked of Republican Conven- tion of Apache county assembled in con formity to the call issued and elect ed delegates to the Territorial Con yention as follows: F. NJ Zuck, k. E. Morrison, Alfred Ruiz, James Scott, Ros- aho Colomo, Dewitt Arnold and Peter Candelaria, all of whom gave their prox- ies to Hon. R. E. Morrison who will have the honor to represent Apache coun- ty in the Convention at the Capital City Oh the 26th inst.
 A County Central committee was ap- pointed for the more perfect and per manent organization of the party.
 This was the first regular Convention under regular call ever held by the party in this county and on the surface was pleasant affair." there appearing to be little or no friction ill the proceedings, but that there was much dissatisfaction and discontent manifested by all the American delegates, except two or three who, being backed by the Mexican ele- ment, were largely in the majority, by the introduction and passing of bitter anti Mormon resolution and one endorsing Governor Woltiey, which they counseled and protested against as unwise, mpolitic and dictatorial to the Territorial Conven- ton.
 The heighth of folly, however, was reached in the Wolhey endorsement, there not being a man in the county who knows Woltley and who naturally would care whether he went up or down so long as the party's interests were served, and cer- tainly not one who has any reason to quarrel with the stalwarts, who 1t is said the Governor Is trying to down, then why should Apache county take: a hand in the fight? Why embroil us in quarrel that is no part of our making or concern: Would 1t not have been a thousand fold better and more like sensible Republicans to have said, we want no part in this fight, we come here in the interest of the Re publican party and whatsoever will tend to peace, harmony and victory that we labor for, but to aid and assist in promot- ing and adding to the discord, never, no never.
 We imagine we see MT. Black and the organ staff splitting their sides with laughter at the gullibility of the would be leaders of Apache county Republicans in the light of returns coming to us oi two to one from the cities of Phenix and Tucson, lone the home, the other the of flee of His Excellency) it is surely, to say the least, very humiliating to any mem Der of the party, whose ambition is only its success and glory.
 Abundant rains prevail all over this goodly heritage. Crops of fruit and al kinds of vegetables are abundant, consi dering the area in cultivation, proving beyond all manner of doubt that this par of the arid zone may be made glorious habitation for man.
 The county seat fglt. in the mind o some of the opponents, is on, while those most interested in the only available new location, seem to be making still hun which may prove more powerful and eff fective than is now dreamed of by those who would rush madly into the contest.
 As has been stated frequently, it doe: look as though the day in Arizona hat passed for county seats to be situated 6 miles from railroad and telegraphic com munication which is within the county limits"
 1t is reported that lady in this county past 45 years old, mother now of r chil dren, has given birth to her first pair o twins. a fine, healthy boy and girl. Nov say Apache don't move. MORE ANON.