Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
ORGANIZATION
 IF COMMITTEE
 OF DEMOCRATS
Meeting al Phoenix on Friday Distinguished for Preva-
 lence of Harmony
AND THE PRESENCE
 OF OLD TIME LEADERS
Committee Regarded as . Strong one from Which Much Effective Work
 May Be Expected

The Arizona Democrat thus des- eribes in detail the organization of the democratic slate committee on Friday
 The most . harmonious political meeting that has ever been held in Arizona was held at the council chamber of the state capitol today. The democratic state committee and the state and county candidates. 10. gether with the many leading demo crats of Arizona participated
 At l0:30 5. r. Dillon, chairman of the state committee called the meeting 10 order, with J. H. Robin son 0f Prescott, secretary.
 The chamber was filled to its un most capacity Mr. Dillon congratu lated the party upon it's splendid con dition and absolute harmony, and predicted a sweeping success at the polls on December 12th next, and then called for nominations for tenn porary chairman
 Hon. John k. Hampton of Greenlee county. in a speech that elicited thundcrs ot applause. placed before the committee the name of Reese M. Linz for chairman. During his speech Mr Hampton very appropri atCly voiced the sentiments of every thoughtfal democrat in Arizona when he said that the republican leaders and their newspapers are hoping and watching for the strong feeling of d.scontem that they felt sure woGla toliQw the vigorous ad hard fought primary contest but. said the speaker. | have personally met or received letters from every can diCate in the late democratic pri- maries. and they one and all are standing true and firm for the dem ocfatic ticket This, quotE MT. Hampton. is a sore disappointment to that party
 The remarks of the gentleman from Greenlee were received with great applause, and after every coun- ty in Arizona secJnding the nomina- dion of Mir. Ling. he was elected by acclamination.
 ChaiIman Dillon Appointed Norris Goldwater of Prescott and Dr. Samp- sou Of Winsiow. Q escort Mir. Linz to the chair. The reception given must have warned the heart of that stawart son of Yayapai, as the en- 1husiasm aroused by his name Was unbuuuded, and in his speech of ac- reptauce he sEuck a happy cord in the democratic heart, when he pledg ed. in well selected language his fealty 10 the successful candidates that thc prand old party that has never lowered its colors. storm or sunshine. MT Ling's speech was a splendid effort and endeared him to the men who heard its ringing words.
 Upon Mir Ling's molten C M. shannon, one Of Arizonas stalwGrt democrats, was invited to the plat form. and considerable amusement was created when the old timers req Iized that the last time these two layorite sons of Arizona were seen on the platform together, was in The famous Smith-NNilson dual convention In Fhoeniy. when 'iessrs shannon and Ling were dual chairman
 Hr ShanHUus appearance on the platform today with Reese Ling eiic- ited great applause. and then Vernon |. Clark said that the last appear auce Of Reese Ling and Shannon on thc stage together necessitated the seating of the sheriff of MaricOpa fNtAiI NN I .f-.'Att' l'..Hr N4-''-- - .latlosn t4 le pur- nose of making the picture true 10 nstuts that Sherin Hayden he invited to seat This was followed by uP rparous applause, and Carl Hay den. the popular democratic nominee sor congress vas invited t0 thc stand.
 senator I.5S 0l TGcsoB arCss to
 
 in doing so made a magnificent plea for deHocratic harmony. Ar. Ives ,,uoke with vigor and aroused great enthusiasm when he pleaded SO ably for democratic harmony. We owe il Co the people of the United States 10 the stalwart democrats Of the house and senate who gave ss=szona mar zfafehOod~ qu0fh MT. Ives 70 elect every democrat on our state and county tickets and thus sho" our loyalty to the pary and the men who stood so nO5iy for our cause The speech or senator Ives Was Tnaeuifceut Tribute. coming From g deleafed candidate. and C made hlm many friends in that staiwart gata erincs When the senator named Lamar Cobb for temporary secre farY the audience cnetFto T" Ane echo. and Mr Cobb vas chosen b2 exclamation
 Messrs. Webb. Goidwater and pr Simpson were named as a commiites on credentials. and the convention stood at recess tor time waiting ilIe report of thc committee.
 Tbr credentials committee rcporics tfeat fhere we're 6J members ef tA' committee present. Oui oi e5. I'm is regarded as an extraordinary soo' attendance.
 C. M. ZandeT Of Maricopa count! nominated John J. Birdno of aaior' for chairman Of the central commit ice. He paid a high ribue t' Birdno. spea,.ing of his eminent hi ness and qualifications Tor tHe oHies