Arizona republican., 1900-09-25
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proxy; W. il. Stilweu. Samuel Brown, J. T. Priest, w. A. Kimball. A. F. Hin ton, H. C. Mann by c. T. Hirst. proxy; s. M. Cuilom, T. D. Bennett. A. J. Peters, C. F. Ainsworth. J. A. Mar shall, c. T. Hirst, by T. K. Elvey, proxy; j. C. Adams. William Dufiield H. R. Tritle, 2. M. McCOwan, George F. Sanders. O. H. Christy. J. D. Mon ihon. H. NJ. Creighton, NJ. H. Calder wood, J. P. McWil1ams. J. H. Kibbey by c. NJ. Frazier. proxy; w. c. Foster | T. W. Pemberton w. w. Cook, c. w. Grouse. l.. K. Nash, H. G. Van Fossen w. s. Johnson-35.
 Mohave county-O. D. NJ. Gaddis. w
 H. Hardy, William G. Blake1y, by o. D. NJ. Gaddis-3.
 Navajo county-F NJ. Buck w. H. Clark. Julius Lesser. George U. Reed, 1 by Julius Lesser, proxy: r. W: Nelson.
 H. ]. Bargman, by F. W. Nelson. proxy: J. r. Mahoney, by F. W. Nel- son, proxy.
 Pima county-H. B. Penney. Victor 1 Hanny, Gorge Christ, Jr., O. R. Hale, George Shand, A. V. Grossetta. C. F. l Schumacher. William Griffith. William 1 Herring. George W. Cheney. J. NJ. i Ormsby. by W. J. Fitzpatrick, proxy K. [ L. Hart, by John Metz. proxy; George Pusch. by John B. Wright. proxy-i3. 1 Pinal county-Perry Williams. P. NJ. Smith. J. Pheby. by P. NJ. Smith. ! proxy; F. NJ. Poole. Frank Shields-5. l Santa Cruz county-W. M. Hoey, Al i len T. Bird F. s. Nave. w. J. N. Me Curdy, by w M. Hoey, proxy-4. | Yavapai county A. N. Gage, 4. J. i Doran. J. E. Tomlinson, F. H. Meeks, T. C. Job C. H. Dollison. J. R. Walls, J. W. Smith. J. l. Roberts. F. A. flag gott, J. H. Jacks. F. s. Jones. J. K. Campbell. w. T. Hall, Charles Wil- | lard, c. c. Hastings. John Hanlon, Paul Johns. F. A. Tritle. A. W. Ed wards, J. NJ. w. Moore. r. L. Wright. John Ross. by Wilmott Pentland, proxy: J. R. Sas, by s. W. Higley, proxy L. c. :Parmley, by Jchn C. For rest proxy; c. w. Platt, by J. H. Jacks, nroXy: Harry Clark. by R. W. Sparks. proxy: R. w. Sparks, by Allen V. SnQwgrass, proXy-2S.-
 Yuma county-Miles Archibald. l.. J F. Yeager, hy Miles Archibald. proxy: Ira Smith. c. w. Greenleaf. J. H. Car penter, John Doan. by J. H. Carpan- ter proxy; R. s. Hatch-7.
 Total number of delegates. 147. Respectfully submitted,
 J. L. HUBBELI., Chairman. w. c. FOSTER.
 Secretary. The committee on permanent organ ization and order of business recom- mended that Col. William Herring of Pima he made permanent chairman and w. c. Foster of Maricopa perma- nent secretary; ti.at committee of five be appointed on platform and res olution: that upon it's report the con vention proceed to nominate q candi- date and then form a territorial central committee consisting of five members from each county. to be named by the county delegations. Tn the case of a divided delegation the majority should be allowed to name threc members and | the minority two. The nominee for del | egate was to be allowed t appoint the chairman and secretary of the commit . ! tee. The report was adopted without objection.
 THE PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
 Col. Herring on taking the chair spoke of the glories of the republic. the stars upon whose bannsr shone out upon the islands of the sea and whos.' expanding folds had been thrown about the weak and helpless. The growth of the republic had been great est under republican rule. This grawth had lately been manifested in eXpan- l sion and as expansion had already taken place the democratic demand for a. change of policy if enforced would make us contractioniSts. We haVS undertaken" said the speaker. great responsibilities and the obligations We 1 have assumed must be met with great courage. The republican party $ equal to the emergency Then h. spoke of the work before the conven- tion and the cheerful confidence of iii" rpublicans this day as they confronted
 a divided democratic party. He ad-
 dressed himself to the issues of i'm perialism and militarism. He pointed | out the impossbilty of the former and