Arizona republican., 1898-09-21
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 ion directly in front of the chairman's $ eat and that of Buckley O'Neill a lit le to the right, enshrouded in the folds f Old Glory. The stage was liberally ecorated with flags The band played inspiring music at intervals, and eveTything moved with the precision of grand review. Victory was iD the air. Today The republicans made his tory for Arizona and wrought havoc or the democracy.
 When the convention reconvened at o'clock Mayor Adams of Phoenix asked for a further rscess Of thirty minutes to allow the committees time to get luncheon, as they had neglected themselves in order to complete their respective reports. MT. Adams re- quest was granted and the delegates spent the interval in visiting It was stated that the s. F. P. & P. railway had accommodatingly offer d to hold the southbcund passenger train here ore hour in order to P rn'it the south ern delegations to return home tonight providing their labors wersl completed
 THE BUSINESS CF THE DAY.
 When the convention came to order at 1:30 the committee on credentials reported the following delegates en- titled to seats in the convention:
 Apache-J. R. Armejo, A. Gonzales John T. Hogue, George R. Crosby. J l.. Hubbell.
 Cochise-W. F. Nichols, c c Warne, William Shilliam, Lewis Will Hams, George w. Swain
 CCconino-C. M. Funston, c. H Gable, F. R. Nellis, E. H. Simpson Harry Jacoby, J. M Simpson, R. H Cameron, R. B. Burns.
 Gila-F. w. Westmeyer, Charles Taylor, C. T. Martin.
 Graham-M. J. Egan, Frank Dysart P. c. Merrill, E. A. Cutter, H. C. Hooker.
 daricopa-J. c. Adams. W. H. Hull ings, J. E. Price, H. w. Hamilton, A c. Mcqueen, A. E. Hinton, F. H Parker, H. Tritle, J. W. Walker, N A. Morford. William Kimball. c. w Grouse, J. F. Hendricks, W. c. Foster J. Y. T. Smith, William Christy. J. H Kibbsy, J. W. Benham, G. H. N. Luhrs J. A. Marshall, E. s. Gill.
 Mohave-W. G. Blakley, o. D. M Gaddis
 Navajo-J. F. Mahoney, c. o. Ander- son, L. E. Divelbess, by c. o. Ander- son, proxy; r. F. Fleskinger, by w H. Clark, proxy; ]. H. Frisby, by w c. Barnes. proxy.
 Pina-C. R. Drake, George Helen A. Y. Grosetta, by George Chris.y proxy; Gsorge Christ, w. P. Harlow F. w. Atkinson, by w. P. Harlow proxy; H. K Chenoweth. Charles Con nell, by George Helen, proxy.
 Pinal Perry Williams, Frank Shields, by P. N. Williams, proxy; c C. Hockett.
 Yasapai--A J. DoraD. Isaac T Stoddard, B. H. Smith. J. W Ross, J R. Walls, John s. Jones, J. NJ Moore D. L. Robinson, George W. Whiting R. E. Morrison, George ". Vickers, W s. Head, E. B. Gage, by Charles Akers proxy; F. L. Wright, Virgil Earp.
 Yuma-J. H. Carpenter, M. Archi- bald.
 PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
 The credentiais committee was fol lowed Oy the report of the committee on permanent organization and orde! of business. l. asked that Hon. HarrJ Carpenter of Yuma be m2oe perma nent chairman, and c. M. t'unston O. f rIagstan, permanent secretary, WILL ". \. 1ifany to assist him, and an nouAceu the order of business of Nhs convention. MT. Carpenter was escort ed to the chair amId cheers. He mad' 3. few happy remarks and called iol the report Of the committee on pat form ana resolutions, whlie MT. r un ston was De.Eg seated. Attorney-Gsn erai Ainsworth read the platform ant was frequenr.y interrupted by applause lie aIso presented on behalf of tn' committee a reso.ution of coadolenct to Mrs rauiIne O'hein dep.orIHg th' death of her gallant husband aC tn, DatJIe Cf San Juan. bCth p.arfOrn and raso.utILns were adopted Dy acc4a LOWS:
 THE PLATFORM
 We. the Reput lie ans of A ize- with heartfelt gratitude and lIswe vi s f ilh and io. atty CT dorse h. nat ~l 1-epu : lican adminisira ion, al.u pll Il complete support aid fea.ty 10 os mortal principles of relublice isln H. have upheld and pr-seryeu he e-i republic of the earth.
 In William Mckinley, our loved n honored President, we see cmp.-fi c '--- sublime courage, true repu. Ec ni-m nc tie highest type of Ame- ican c-ti-ens hi | the peer of his illus str.ous D. edece- sor. who have ennobled the Nation. We challenge the world in all Il sto y to produce a chapter equal in military i and naval achievements, wise leglsla for and able administration Of goveI nmen a affairs to the one now beil.g closed be I tween the United States and Spain Within few months a grand army Wal enlisted and equipped. and; with an in vincible navy, sent forth to maintain tho nations honor on land and sea. I he un i surpassed heroism of the army, and tLt Uneaualled victories of the navy. have swelled every Ainer.can heart wilh pridt and made unquencnable the fires Of pa triotism on every American hearthstone All the nations have been compelled tt respect and honor us and acknowiedgs our supremacy.
 The Republican Congress responded with enthusiasm born Of love of countr, to the call of the President for mean. with which to carry on the war. and al Europe viewed with respectful wonder the premptness with wh.ch apparently ineXhaustible resources were placed a the disposal of the government, whom th, Nations honor seemed in the slghtes degree imperiled- All this by Repub