Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10

matter in hand and have already taken steps toward it's fulAument The advantages of such an institu- tion and resort to Globe are many and obvious, and the mining companies are to be commented for their public spirited liberality
 PROuFEOi>Gs OF IHE DEMOCRATIC
 CONVENTION.
 Tho Democratic County Convention of Gila county was called to order in the Court House at Globe, on satur- day, Sept. 3d, at 10 o'clock a. m., by Dr. Trippel, Chairman of the County Central Committee.
 After few introductory remarks by the Chair, temporary organization was effected by the election of Dr. T. S. Collins temporary Chairman, and F. J. Duffy, temporary Secretary. Tue fol. lowing committces were then appointed by the Chairman, after which the con yantion adjourned until 1 o'clock to allow the Committee ou Resolutions and the Committee on Credentials tune to prepare their report
 Comnittse on Resolutions and Plat form E II. Cook, E, H. NeGe and Louis Sultan.
 Committee on Credentials -Dr. 4. Trippel Alfred Kinney and E, J. Lawler
 Upon reassemhiiug ai o'clock, Dr. Trippel presented tbe report of the Committee on Credentials, which en- titled the following delegates to seats in the convention;
 Globe Precinct T. s. Collins, E. II, Cook, James Fredericks, by Sam King, proxy, W r McNel.y r. II Netfe, W, House, L. Sultan, r. J. Duffy, James Devore, J. F. Patton, Alfred Kinney, Sam King, Dr. Trppel.
 Payson Precinct S. 4, Chilson, L. P Cole, August Pieper and B r. Stewart both by s. A. ChIlson, proxy.
 Rye Precinct Mr. Despair, and Messrs Curry and stanton by De Spain, proxy.
 Reno Precinct Charles Bouquet and Dr ]. Q. Dunlap
 Grapevine Precinct -G. Daniorth, E. Kenton and W McFadden,
 San Carlos Precinct Wm. Duck land, by L. Sultan, proxy.
 Rim Reel, Precinct-O. \. Creswell.
 Pine Creek Precinct E. J. Lawler
 PLATFORM.
 Your Committee on Resolutions re- report the following plat form for the Democratic party in Gila county:
 Rssolyrp, That the Democratic par ty of Gila county, in convention assem- bled, reafiirm it's devotion to Demo. cratic principles as sot forth in the Nation Democratic platform of 1892.
 We condemn the policy of the Re publican administration forcing upon ;ho people of the country system of import taxes designed to favor certain classes of manufactures, and at the ex- pense of an entire nation; and we de- rounco fhe tariff principles of tho Re publican party as unjust and not neces- sary for the proper regulation of the revenues of the National Government. We call the attention of every voter to the Republican Legislation of the past twenty years, which has, as fact, built mp vast monopolies at the expense of tho people and placed the wealth of the nation in tbe hands of the favored few.
 Ws denounce the attempt oftho Re publican party in their evil efforts to force upon the voters of the country law governing elections, which destroys avery principle of free ballot, and de- clare that the infameus measure called the Force Bill was an attempt by the Republican party to revolutionzq the Government and to perpetuate the power and wealth of that party against the wishes and will of the people,
 We call attention to the sound prin- ciples of the Democratic party upon the tariff and financial questions now before the people, and confidently as- oert that legislation enacted under these national pledges will remedy the evils of the high taxation now existing un- der the provisions of the Mckinley bill
 We claim as American citizens the right to home rule, representation in Congress upon an equality with She representatives from the States, and early admission of Arizona into the Union ns q State, with equal rights and privileges with the other sovereignties forming the Union.
 We claim bimetallic standard of values in the interest and for the bene-