Arizona republican., 1890-08-29
A TICKET NOMINATED The Democrats Finish Their County Convention. A Straight Machine Ticket
 Goes Through. C. Meyer Zulick, of New Jersey, Nominated For COuncilman-
 Tempe is Sat Upon.


 semblage to order at l0:l5, and stated that the first business was the nomina- tion of an assessor.
 Henry P. Orme was nominated by Geoage Marian; seconded by Curt Mil Ter.
 Frank NJ. Czamowski was nominated by Tom Parish; seconded by l.. Il. Hawkins.
 On ballot Orme received 5Gl5 votes to 25s5 cast for Czarnowski, and was de- clared the nominee.
 Mir. Orme came before the Convention and returned the usual thanks.
 Next on the list came Probate Judge. F.. Irvine nominated Frank Baxter seconded by Mahoney and Hughes.
 l.. II. Chalmers nominated Thomas T. Greenhaw; seconded by Harmsen and Mahoney.
 The result of the ballot showed BaX- ter to have 50 l-6 votes. Baxter gave his thanks in the usual form.
 Nominations for County Surveyor was next in order.
 Dr. 0. L. Mahoney placed in nomina- w. A. Mctiinnis.
 Jno. Lutgerding nominated William Breckenridge.
 Mir. McGinuis was nominated by vote of A 5-6 to 34 2-3, and made the usual remarks.
 II. C. Collins, of Jordan, moved for a half hours recess. Carried.
 Reconvened at l0:40.
 The nomination of Assemblymen came next.
 II. c. Collins, of Jordan, placed in nomination l.. II. Hawkins, of Tempe.
 Mir. Hawkins came forward and with drew his name, believing it to be for the best interests of the party, speaking o his being as vet but a "tenderioot."
 He nominated, in his stead, Hon. T C. Jordan, of Tempe. The nomination was enthusiastically applauded, and, a' usual, MahOney seconded. Dr. Hughes on behalf of the machine, accepted the candidacy of Major Jordan.
 Mir. Lutgerding nominated Thoma, Parish; c. w. Miller seconded calling Mir. Parish the ablest man in the Demo. cratic ranks.
 Dr. Hughes nominated "a man smal in stature but a giant in intellect" II the person of L. II. Chalmers, of PhG nix, seconded by Wilson and Hawkins
 l.. II. Chalmers nominated Jas. T Goodwin, Wm. Ient seconding.
 c. w. Miller moved that the candi dates come before the Convention anC pledge themselves to the Democracy O Maricopa county. Carried.
 T. c. Jordon said he was before tn, Convention upon his record as a mem Der of the Fourteenth Legislature.
 T. F.. Parish stated that he had beer fghing the battles of the Democracy fo the past thirty-one years. He said very little about local affairs but rattled of into an excellent oratorical effort, over whelming his hearers with his elo quence. He longingly stated tha before the National Administration haC been in office for two weeks, the shovel of the looters were heard in the vault of the Treasury. The house was de lighted by the remark that Morton ral a saloon to catch the heelers, Wana maker ran Sunday School to catcl the pious element, Baby Mckee ral the White House and Prime Russel looked out for the aristocracy Governor Wolhey's administration wa commended for the fact that he had sen into the Democratic ranks so man, mugwumps, and warm welcome wa extended to all such bOlters. Tn crowd seemed to appreciate this, anC gave it wild applause.
 l.. A. Chalmers, in his remarks, paiC attention to the services he had rendered to the Democracy of this county durinl the past six years, and asked to be sen tA tho I ao,iu t1r for tho nGnaeial fNn pose of fighting the administration. II, also proposed to turn his efforts towarC economy, if elected, especially in abolish ing useless offices.
 J. c. Goodwin made short address affirming his Democracy and promising his support to the ticket.
 The ballot upon these nominations re suited: Parish, 52; Chalmers, 4023 Jordan, 4325 Goodwin, 5.
 Hawkins asked how it happened tha the totals could add up much more thai the number of delegates.
 Harmsen gave a short lecture or arithmetic, showing that as each dele gate cast two ballots there were neces sarily twice as many ballots cast a were delegates present.
 Parish was called for by the Conven ton and stated that he would be in tn next legislature sure. He called Chal mers and himself good Democrati fighters.
 Chalmers remarked that howeve Democrats fought at convention the, stood solidly on election day, and tha he expected to accompany his frienC Parish to the Capitol.
 Nominations for COuncilmen wer then asked for.
 c. Meyer Zulick, of New Jersey, wa, nominated by E. Irvine, who expa tiated upon the services of Mir. Zulicl to the Territory and especially to Mari copa county, paying especial stress t' his services in connection with the Cap ital removal.
 l.. II. Hawkins seconded the nomina tion and spoke of the effect that tn, magic name of Zulick produced upOi Republicans generally.
 T. F.. Parish also desired to second tn, nomination, saying that Zulick belongs to the Territory as much as to Maricop, county.
 Harmsen moved to nominate Zulicl by exclamation. This brought tht house down in good shape. Curt Mil Ter seconded.
 Chalmers pushed in for nomination the name of w. T. Smith for Council man, but withdrew it after short dis sertation from Dr. Mahoney upon tn, ex-Governor' deficiencies, and himsel moved that c. NJ. Zulick be nominated by exclamation.
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