Arizona republican., 1900-09-06

and W. J. Bryan and Adlai F. Steven son as the embodiment or embodimen,s If the Kansas City platform. Inn perialism was especially sat down upon. You may shoot civilization into th- Filirin0s.' says the platform. "bu, you will shoot liberty out f the United
 States" Trusts Were indisoriminate1y denounced. an income tax was adv cated and the demand for tEe free coinage of silver at
 a ratio of l6 to 1 was reiterated.
 Inn the platform touched upon a sore
 spo. of the chairman as one of the leaders of the Wills n forces. the need
 Of q primary election law tp the end that the frauds perp trated by he
 Smith folks last Sa -urGay might T yer
 be repeated. Government aid in frriga-
 ton enterprises was sugges siei and at
 t5Eti0n Wa- called tp the unequal dis
 tribUuCG Cf the burden oc taxation Of
 which the railroads and the min hold
 ;he end of the sticl, wi,h the longest
 leverage. For further particulars the
 platform referred the co1venti- n to the
 Kansas City platform an orthodox
 document which had tn full and com plete approval of the committee.
 The report was adopted. ]. D. Loper introduced q resolution calling U~on . rho county central committee tn ad pt the so-calie1 Crawford county plan for the nomination of county candidates: l that is. that the candidates be voted for a the primaries and hat the re- turns be canvassed by the central com mittee tho candidates rec lying the greatest number If votes -1 be declared
 the nominees. ATr. Parish objected to an immediate adoption Of this p.2n on the ground that the primaries them selves needed purifratinn tyideiicat Saturday ult)
 Judge Baker moved that the Craw- ford county plan be referred to a com mictea If three. TE motion was passed. but iu the general excitement tie chairman forgot to name the com mi.tec. One who is satisfied with he operation of machinery ha is using seldom cares to experiment wi;h any other
 The Crawl rd county plan reminded
 AIr. Parish of the lnIquitous poll tax
 law and a resolution demanding it's repeal was adled to the platform with he consent of all the democrats and republicans then and there present. END OF A DAYS WORK.
 At half past eight o'clock everything
 was ready for the beginning of the | county convention for the nomination of candidates. A m ton to adjourn
 was drowned in an uproar from the
 lara Wilson faction. assisted by some country delegates f the smith crowd. The motion was renewed five minutes
 later and a roll call was demanded. It
 was evident that the opposition tn
 examinations last night was so .er- mined that the night would be spent in r Il calls. The second attempt to ad-
 j0uru until 10 o'clock this morning
 was successful
 Thus the county candidates Were
 doomed h another night of anxiety.
 Things were not quite fixed by the
 smith people, who had made a great
 many trades and had to run thcm through a clearing house.
 The nominations will be taken up this morning, beginning with councilman:
 then will follow Che four assembly eau didates. sheriff. treasurer. district at torney. recorder, probate judge. as sassor. two supervisors, superintendent of pGblic instruction, county survcyQr, precinct officers and tin forming of tl'r new county central committee.
 CONCERNING RAWNESS.
 Many wilson men Were heard to com
 plain las, night that the work of the convention was pretty raw. What they probably meant was that they warc
 pr tty raw. as one would be who had suffered numerous abrasioas Of larSp area and which had been generously rubbed with salt. Such an afflicted person would. of course feel raw apA might say the work was raw.' IL fer~ing to the 5ffe2t of it rather than to the manner in which i; had ;,een per formed, however skllfully it might hay. been done.