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 kinds of mining and stoclSraising vo- cations of the passage of such laws that will assiss and encourage these in dustIies in manner not incompatible with tho public interests.
 18th. RESOLVED, That the ''People's Paftyn war cry during this campaign, will be FREE SILVER, Retrenchment, and Reform in all Territefial and County governmental affairs 16th RESOLVED, That we insist upon the removal of the U. s. District Court from Florence, Pinal Go. to { Globe, Gila O., this being the most | central location for said court within | the district and less expensive for | those whom are called upon to serve 1 it; that tho expense to jurors and wit | nesses now being allowed by the U. 5. | Government are not sufficient and act an injury.
 17t6. RESOLVED, That we commend ! to the favorable consideration of the people end the reform press the legis- | lative system, known as the initiative or referendum.
 ! 18th, RESOLVED, That we are bit- terly opposed to church and state af- filiations and we are opposed to the . 18th, RESOLVED, That this the Peo- ple's Party assembled in convention do pledge themselves not to vote for any Delegate to Congress or Coun- ciiman at large who are not direct ly interested in the passage of such laws that will carry out the measures imbedded in these resolutions, To as- certain such fact we propose no longer [ T. lnnnNA1 tN4 the candidate, but suggest that com mittee of five be appointed by this Convention to draft an open letter to she several candidates for delegates to | Congress and Councilman at large, and such replies that they may receive from same be given to the Peoples
 Party by publication.
 The Peoples Party, desiring at the outset to secure permanent control of
 the party organization to the people,
 unaffected by the interests of those in
 public service, does hereby in conven- tion assembled on this, the first day ot
 October, 1892 hereby establish this
 ordinance as fundamental law of party
 organization, No person holding any
 office of position or profit, trust or
 emolument under tue Federal or any
 State or municipal government, in cluding Senators, Congressman and
 members of the Legislatures, State ol
 National shall be eligible to sit or vote
 in any convention of this party, and 3 , copy of this ordinance shall be an neXcd to every call for any future con
 vention of the party. T. c. STALBo, J, F., MIILET, Com
 EAUh J. JOHNSON, J. II, Burrows was made permanent : Chairman, and George Bird perma
 nent Secretary.
 Nominations were then declared ii
 order; and the following named can didates chosen by exclamation; Council Benj. F. Pascoe. Assembly-S. L. Young, Sheriff James Frederick.
 Re2order-J. II. Burrows. Probate Judge-Adolph Haag, Dist. Attorney-Geo. w. Nash. Treasurer-[left blank.
 Supervisors Paul J. Johnson, Geo w Simpson.
 Surveyor-Ceft blank. GLOBE PRECINCT OFFICERS.
 Constahles-J -Jchr Heuck, A. N Lutes.
 . Justices of the Peace John Bow ! man, Geo. Lampher, The Chairman appointed the follow ing members of the Central Committe for Globe Precinct, to serve for tw, : years M W, Bremen, J. II. Burrows c. S, Van Wagenen, James Watson Chas. Chapman, John Champion, D 5 ! s. Heron. John Millet, Saml A. Lowe } B. F Pascoe, Wm. Stevenson, Nj l Klein, Geo. W. Simpson, Paul j. John
 son, George Bird On motion the Central Committe } was empowered to fill vacancies on th ! ticket for the election on Nov. sth i s. L. Young read an article oi l Finance and Labor and it's bearing oi the two old parties There being no further business th i. convention adioWned
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