Arizona republican., 1894-04-19
PHGNIx, ARIZONA. MORNING. APRIL 19 1894.

second time, J. L. Ward introduced Thos. Molloy for city marshal. MT. Ward dwelt upon his candidates long faithfulness to Republican politics. He alluded to the convention of last year when the same gentleman was nomina- ted for the same office without hope of with which Mir. Molloy had consented to the sacrifice and of the splendid and surprising race which would have been successful if the party had known the candidates strength. MT. Molloy was chosen with the same enthusiasm which had marked the choice of the other candidates.
 In making hls acknowledgment to the convention of the honor which it had seen fit to do him, MT. Molloy said that this time he was in the race with the purpose and expectation of winning; this was no sacrificial offering and said he, "When the election is over Andy will know he's been to fight"
 The nominations having been con- cluded Chairman Evans was empowered by the convention to appoint commit tee on resolutions and the following gentlemen were named: Winthrop Sears, J. E. Early and L. J. Wood. After the committee had retired motion was made directing the chair man to select central committee con- sisting of two members from each ward and one member at large the latter to be chairman of the committee.
 The committee was made up as fol- lows:
 First ward, J. Y. T. Smith, Pierce Evans.
 Second ward. E. H. Lyman, Dr. L. H. l Goodrich.
 Third ward, ". A. Freeze, J. W. Fourth ward, F. A. Hartwell, A. J. Porteris.
 At large, G. c. Israel.
 At this point the committee on plat. form and resolutions returned and sub mtted the following report: 1 Platform and Resolutions. MIR. CHAIRMAN-Your committee beg leave te report declaration of the policy and princi | ples of the Republican party of Phoenix ir that we, the Republican party of Phoenix stand | | this:
 SECTION I. | That the finances of the city should be SC | conducted that the man who does one dollar worth of labor for the city should be paid tha dollar 1n cash and not turned over to the ten der mercies of the discount money shark. by | the issuance to him of scrip.
 SECTION Il.
 That liberal and broad minded policy should be pursued towards, and in encouragement an6 aid of the city fire department to the end thai | the same may take front rank.
 SECTION III.
 That like policy should be pursued in re spect to public Improvements and in encour agement of labor.
 SECTION ". That the tax payers be relieved of all un necessary burdens and that disbursements bt strictly and economically guarded and faith fully accounted for.
 SECTION V.
 That the unexpended deficits of past years bt investigated and uncovered and the person ol persons responsible therefor, and their bonds men be held 70 strict account
 SECTION VI
 That we believe and are in sympathy with al our fellow citizens in their demand for the re stOratiOn of the silver dollar to it's norma place Tn the pockets of the people and as { standard money value free and unlimited in it coinage and uses.
 SECTION VII
 That our party stands committed to fair deal ing, home enterprise fair wages, cash payment and genuine commercial progress
 SECTION VIII. That our party stands committed against tn, lease or purchase of any priv ate franchise tha will operate to increase the burdens of the taI payers of this city but will always encourag legitimate private enterprises by honest legis lation. W. SEARS.
 J. B. EARLY,
 L.J. WOOD.
 The report was interrupted with lout and frequent applause during it's read ing and was warmly adopted.
 All that had been set to do had nov been done and the biggest, and mos successful convention ever held in Ariz ona adjourned. Ithad been satisfactor, both in matter and manner. Ther, were slight differences as to method but none as to ends and every Republi can there believed that the municipa officers for the next year had just beel named. It may be added that man. Democrats share this belief. To clos this account of this banner convention , without saying that much of the smooth ness which attended it's deliberation was due to the admirable executiv ability of Chairman Evans would leav'