The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-09-29

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 The convention stood at recess for five minutes.
 On resembling the convention pro ceeded to appoint members of the county central committee on the basis | of one member from each precinct as follows: Navajo-C. S. Little.
 Holbrook-J. II. Bowman.
 Keams Canyon-R c, Collins.
 St. Johns-Capt. J. T. Hogue.
 Concho-C, I. Kemp.
 Fl Tulle-Theodore Chaves.
 St. Joseph--J. H. Bushman.
 Heber--J. D. Houck,
 Woodruff--M. Hatch.
 Snow Flake--Joseph w. Smith.
 Pinedale-E. P. Grover.
 Pine Top-Hans Hansen.
 Nutreoso-John B. Morrison.
 Spripgerville--H. Jarvis.
 Show Low-James Scott.
 Salt Lakes-C. o. Howe.
 Winslow-B II. Cass.
 Ceneiga-D. L. Shipley.
 The following executive committee was appointed: Colin Campbell. Joseph Fish, G. H. Crosby, Jas. Scott, Capt. J. T. Hogue.
 J. II. Bowman was elected chairman and W. c. Barnes secretary of the county central committee.
 The committee on resolutions made the following report;
 .'We, the Republicans of Apache county, in convention assembled, most heartily endorse the administration of President Harrison as being stro1g, consistent, and purely American. ..We heartily endorse the National Republican platform as adopted at the Minneapolis convention; we also en- dorsc the action of the Territorial con vention held in Prescott, with the ex- ception of that portion of section s which urges that the ownership of rail- roads and telegraph lines be invested in the general government, and es. pecially commend to all voters the can didates nominated at that convention. 1 We call attention to the success of the Mckinley bill, and the principles of protection as shown in the report of the New York Democratic Chief of the State Bureau of Statistics, Chas. T. Peck, and of the Senate Investigating committee, each of which show an in- crease both la wages paid the working man and of manufactured products since the operation of the Mckinley bill, and we emphatically denounce the declaration in the Chicago Democratic platform declaring protection uncon- stitutional, fully believing that were these ideas to prevail the result would be disastrous to both American labor and capital.
 We sincerely and emphatically de- uounce the democratic idea of free trade because it would destroy home industries and throw out of employ mcnt our mechanics and reduce the wages of the workingman to the level of the suffering laborers of foreign countries, and reduce the price of our farm products below the cost of pro duction.
 "We denounce as false the charges made in the Democratic county plat form of negligence, incompetency, and the charging and collecting of unlawful fees on tho part of Republican county officials, and call attention to the fact as all bills and claims on the county must be passed upon by Democratic district attorney, Democratic probate judge and board of supervisors with two democratic members, out of three, such charges, if true, should be charged to the Democratic party.
 i've hold the Democratic party of Apache county responsible for the doc toring of the county records and re- turns by which means the assessment roll of the county was inflated more than million and quarter dollars, that Democratic officials and their friends might more profitably speculate in county warrants, and ask what &C., ton has been taken by the present Democratic officials upon the report of the grand jury which investigated and exposed these irregularities. ..We pledge our candidates to oppose making two counties out of one.
 The convention rendered their thanks to the chairman and the secretary for their services, and to Mir. T. L. La.