Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-17

nomlnatl0nS be closed. a1ter ten names had been nominated. was made and carried. At long distance the Naco dissatisfaction seems to be more or less of a personal matter than a political one. Both sides were at the meeting bent on putting the other fellow out of the political business and the O'Reil- ley Bailey delegation won the first fall. However, the contestants can rest assured that they will receive fair and impartial hearing at the hands of the convention.
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 The Prospector offers the following good advice::
 The harmony existing in the ranks of the Cochise county Democracy this fall is highly gratifying to ali true devotees of that doctrine. There are no symptoms of an unsheathing of political bowie knives this fall, and if the convention uses good judgment and discretion in the approaching county convention, the Democratic ticket will have walk-over."
 Hon. Robert Morrison authorizes the announcement that he will not be candidate for delegate to congress. He makes this announcement in view of the widespread discussion of the mat ter and the feeling generally mani fested in the territory recently that he would be the strongest man the Re publicans could nominate
 "I wish it distinctly understood" MT Morrison said, that I am not candidate and I can conceive of no circumstance which would induce me to accept the nomination"
 The Bisbee delegation does not know what it is going to do for certain except vote for Stewart Hunt for Sher if. There is an apalling dearth of candidates from Bisbee, the banner Democratic precinct in the county. Two candidates have announced them selves, Chas. Strong for the Assembly and Stewart Hunt for Sheriff. Al though John McGowan has made no announcement of the fact it is known that he has interviewed several of the delegates of the county for district attorney. Bisbee certainly is entitled to three places on the ticket and four would not hurt anyone. c. l.. Gun ningham, of Tombstone, the present incumbent, is not without his friends, who argue that the good showing made by him at the last term of the District Court entitle him to the nom- ination. There was some talk on yes terday of a caucus of the Bisbee dele gation. The Review hopes to see such a caucus held The Bis bee delegation should by all means go to the Douglas convention as a unit. with a definite plan of action already decided upon. The balance of the county is looking to Bis bee to lead the way for ticket that will command the respect and con fidence of the voters of the county. Every delegate will not be able to get that which he most desires, but enough can be secured to please the majority of the delegation, and to this the minority can acquiesce. 6 e
 The Globe Silver Belt, in its account of the Democratic convention for Gila county. says that the split in the party there has healed.
 At this convention a county ticket was named, and delegates selected to i the territorial Democratic convention at Phoenix as follows: | For Counciiman-G. W. P. Hunt. l For representatives,. A. Taught. 1 For Sheriff-Ed P. Shanley. For Supervisors-J. G. Oldfeld, W C. Colcord.
 For Recorder-Richard Fleming. ..
 For Treasurer-W. W. Bookner.
 For District Attorney-A. R Ed wards
 For Probate Judge-P. c. Robert son.
 For Justice of Peace, Globe-Hin son Thomas.