Arizona republican., 1898-09-21
THE NEXT DELEGATE
ocos.t.nued F-oa First Paee1

1Co1.t.--r;cd F-o-l First Page) ; The Republicans Of Arizona are fo- statehood: to continue the Territorial re- iation any longer under the clrcIlHl- ! stances ard conditions. confirmed by the record. ia rot only an outrage. but an , rlnwarranted and despotic abuse Of lezis- lati-c bower. and entirely contrary to the spirit. if not the letter, of the most cher ished principles Of CUT government. The s same spirit which aroused the u..- ' Quencha5ie enthusiasm of our patriotic fcref2theTs when they Tss-Sted with their lives. taxation without representation and ce.IeEted with their blood the foI;n- datfon of the immortal republic. actual s the people Of this Territory in their de- sire for seif-governIne-1I. We riedge the party and it's nominee for Congress to use every honorable means to secure the admission Of Arizona into the Union as q State
 We favor the repeal Of the Forest Re- eTTzciOri Act
 We favor the adoption of he principle of tlle initiative and the referendum in . l matters concerning the creation CT pub lie debt in territorial, county and TElt,.l3c- ipal affairs
 Arizona is justly proud of her notie sons who with unexamDied bravery le1 the soldiers of the Nation at SiDoney and : Fl Cancy. and sealed with the blood of irlE-orfal heroes the Tcrritory's claims U the rights Of self-goverlIneuT and the
 
 The Republican party Of Arizona Ee- ieVeS that wherever the American flag has been raised over acquired territory in advancing civilization and pu-ishins the cruelties of semi-barSarcus govern TnentS. there it should remain an en- blem of enlightened governr1ent- protect irS commerce and serving notice upon all CEIiStendon that wherever cur flag floats over soil conquered by American lieroisTn or made sacred with American blood it is there to stay.
 Nominations fer deiegatz to con gross were next called for Lieutsnan, George D. Christy. new serving as ad- iutant cn the s:aE cf Col. McCcrd at WhiDpie bar acis. responded. Ereszlt- ing the name of Col. Alexander 0 BEodie in one e. the nest eloquent and stirring speeches ever made before an ATizOEa republican convention. He was followed by Captain G. D. Gray iof Phoenix. who seconded the nomina- tioz-
 SMITH TREMBLED. Hon. Robert E. Morrison. on hetalf Of faFapai cou.l,y, in strong speech eulogizsd Col. Brodie and also seconded his nomina- ti0n- In the course Of his remarks AIr. Morrison said that the nomination .os Col Brcdie had teee. so much . fCrS gone conclusion that Mark Smith had feared to accept the nomination which she democrats had sought to foree upon him. Mr Morrison was followed b. Col ". P. Harlow for Pima cculty, who moved that the nomination bs made by rising vote Chairman Carpenter then arose to tell the convention Of his recent visit to Esrz an3 $fa Rough Riders unde- him. At every mention Of the names O.: AriZcna'S heres Mr CarDenter was loudly eheered. He toid Of the love aEd esteem in which Col. Brodie was held by his men and superior officers O his pluck and endurance on the field and ia hospital! He spoke Of the shattered arm. which had been ren- dsTed useless ;n the service O. his cctntry's f2E. and stated that Col Erodie had signifsa his willingness to accept the nomination. The ccnven- wac stirred 70 high piJca Of enthusi- asm and when the grand old man fTcm tae Colorado proposed that the termination Of Gel. Brodie be made by q rising vote and three cheers, the convention went wild. The band played the battle hymn cf the repub- lie. while the delegates yelled .hem- lseIEes hoarse for tts Hero Of Cuba, th5 next delegate to congress from ATi- Z0Da- The scene was the most im- pressive ever enacted by republican .coEvention. Old camDaigners were moved tC teaIs by tic enthusiasm shcwn for Brodie
 The following territorial central Ca1uinittee was res.t selected, five from each county. of which Hon. Charles R. Drake was elected chairman and Ion Harry Carpenter. secretary:
 -tnacte-J- L. iubbell. John T. kcgu1. A. F. Potter, D. K Udall, Benigno Lopez.
 Cochise-Lewis Williams, William Sh:ilian, George w Swain, ". r. Nichols. .. C. WaIne.
 Ccconino-C NJ Funston, R. B. Burns, E. H. Simpson. c. II. Covile, C. :. Bush.
 Giie-F. ". weztmeyer. Charles Taylor. Thomas Pascce, C. T. Martin, " 0. Kellner.
 Grahaza-Bart Dunlap. Il. J. Egan. Charles F. Solomc-,, H. P We:sntman. E. A. Cutter
 Maricopa-J. c. Adams. W. H. Hull ings, C. w Grouse, J. E. Price, A. C. McJuean.
 Mohave-O. D. N. Gaddis, ". G. Blaksly, J. \. Ccaeacur, J. Is. Rosbor- ough. Samuel Crozier
 Naraio-C. O. Anderson. T. J. Hes scr. J f Mahcncy. W T. Clark. Jafces Pcrter.
 Pinal-Perry Williams. Daniel g. z eVs ns, C. c. Hockett. Thomas Baker C. F Bennett
 Pisna-J sI O-msby. J. A. Zahris- kie. R. X Johnson, C. T. Cornell, Ii. K Chencweth.
 Tavapai-Frank H. Wright, John R Wa,ls. D. L. Robinson, Virgil Earp,- J. W Ross
 Yuma-F. S. Ingalls,. C. V Weeden, c AI ThurIcr- .IiIes Ar..E5i.ald Isaac