Arizona republican., 1896-04-30
Cleveland of Pinal handed up a tece-
gram just by him received. 1t was as

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gram just by him received. 1t was as
follows:
COLUMBUS, o., April 70.
"To H j. Cleveland, Convention
Hail, Phoenix: Vermont, Georgia and
Illinois have instructed for Mckinley
today. Get on board.
(Signed) ''W. B. GARTREE'
The reading of The telegram was fed
aowed by scene of riotous rejoicing.
cheer after cheer giving testimony to
the popularity in Arizona of the great
protection apostle and the joy of en-
thusias.ic Republicans at this added
assurance of his victory at the Ma
tional convention.
AS it was a time for feeding the par
tisan enthusiasm of THE assem- blaXe,
Gen. A. j. Sampson was presented and
delivered a stirring political address
He gave assurance that the Republican
party of the territory lis not split in
twain, as by the enemy asserted, but
stood solid for statehood and for sid
yer at "a 16 to / ratio, and solid for all
the interests of the Republican party
He gave to the National administra-
tion tits due need of blame for the
y
place of this we are to so back to the
grand policy of protection headed by
that great leader, William Mckinley.
His mention of the Ohioan was greet
ed 10y renewed cheering, as was also
his plea that all personal animosities
be sunk in the interest OF the common
party.
General Thomas Wilson added a
toast of Statehood for Arizona and
the free coinage of SILVER
Major Llewellyn, a delegate from
New Mexico, was next loudly called
upon and responded with a few pleas
ant remarks.
Thomas Fitch was vociferousfy
called for, being detected in the Sc
clusion he had deemed the gallery
granted.
He made the speech Of his life. It
was wonderful address, choice in ev-
cry phrase and simile, compressed and
wholly e1temporaneors His theme
was the glory of the Gsrty OF the Ma
tion, the party which through a bap-
hism of fire and blood had emerged
grander and stronger, purer than ever
and under whose beg1efcenlt rule the
I'll she had taken her place as the
queen of all the. governments of the
earth. He was a, Republican forty
years ago, when was nominated John
c. Fremont, and Cater when THE i'm
mortal Lincoln had led the forces Of
the Union, n mad i izift; i II ;the deeds of
-he party's heroes, the grandeur of the.
party's addievem en;s ei,.a not for him
was a secession from !1lhsl party's cause
in this modern day, whsh his head was
silvered His mention ~of Uincoln,
Blaine and Mckinley WIS applauded
and when ne concluded the ovation
received by the great western orator
was such as must long hive in his mem
ory Not for ten Mi, ytes was cheer
ing done.
1t was past 6 O'Clock when the COM
mittee on credentials returned to re-
port. Chairman Young assumed the
rostrum and read the document. It
gave representation in the interest of
harmony to each of the eontesting dele
cations, each of the delegates from
Maricopa, Yavapai and Pima counties
to have helf vote in the house
Tt was as follows:
by, Albert F. Potter, N. Gonzales, w.
G. Scott.
Proxies, Hubbel by Potter, Crosby
by Scott.
Cochise-A L. Grow, f. L. Wolcotttt,
Lewis Williams, ]. W. Harrington, E.
G. Norton, A. v. Noyes L. K. McIa-
tyre, F. A. Clark, w F. Nichols, H A.
Morgan.
Proxies, Wolcott, Mcintyre and Ny
ers by Grow; Williams by Norton, and
Clark by Nichols.
Coconino-E. F. Greenlaw, C. NJ
Funston, R. H. Cameron, Al Doyle, R.
B. Burns, E. S. Clark, c. S. MoCor-
mick, Geo. U. Young, j. A. Vail.
Proxies, Clark by Cameron, Val. by
Greenlaw, Mccormick by Burns.
CLAW. NJ Griffith, Mills Va9
Wagenen.
Proxies, VanWagene2 hy Griffith.
Graham-Rev. F. w. Downs, H. C.
Hooker, Burt Dunlap, M. w. Stewart,
NJ. ]. Egan, Frank Dysart, Joseph Ter
rrill, H. L. Smith, H. c. Layton.
Proxies, Egan by Smith, Terrill and
Layton by Dysart.
Maricopa-G. H HonsheN, j. W.
Benham, Wade H. Hulngs, j. NJ Ford,
Pierce Evans, H. B. st. Claire, A. R.
MeCamley, Webster Street, J. j. Hod-
nett, William Newell, C. w. Pugh, l.
N. Beli, L. B. Hayes, T. j. Wolfey, L.
J. Wood, Frank Marmolejo, A. P.
Shewnan, ]. B. Woodward, J. B. EaTEy,
R. C. Lowell, NJ. H. McCord, J. B. Mnil-
len, A. Root, L. w. CollinS J. W. Boil
ton, Thompson Walker, Il. C. Magne
Mohave-James Rosborough, O. d.
NJ Gaddis.
Navajo-F. NJ. Zuek, Fred w. Nell
son, Will S. Barnes, j. B. Mahoney.