Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
DEMOCRATS ARE
 AFTER HE COIN
Adopt Resolution at Douglas Providing for State Pay ing Expenses" of Par
 ty Committeeman
CANDIDATES IGNORED

At the meeting of the democratic county central committee at Douglas yesterday the proposition to have a few pet candidates for federal offices in the state and county endorsed was very wisely ignored. but the commit tee, after display of wisdom in this matter then proceeded to do some thing that will generally be considered as very foolish as well as fruitless This was no less than the adoption of a resolution calling on the legisia- ture to provide money by appropria- ton for paying the expenses of all state central committeeman in the state when they are called to attend a meeting. While this resolution was passed by practically a unanimous vote and Senator C. N Roberts was it's sponsor and champion it is pleas ing to know that the proposition was vigorously opposed by Senator Sims, of this city, who was present at the committee meeting Senator Sims when he returned from Douglas yes terday told the Review that he would l oppose this attempt 10 defray the K ! pense Of keeping up all the political | parties by the state at cost of OCT | haps S25,00O annually to the taxpay- | CTS.
 Other Resolutions
 Other resolutions submitted by a i committee named by Chairman Han | kins were one congratulating the ua- | ton on the return to power Of the | democratic party under the leadership | Of Woodrow Wilson.
 The administration of Governor I Hunt was endorsed as was also the | acts of the legislature during its pre- yious sessions.
 Another was one inviting Vice President Marshall to visit Cocnise county during his present sojourn in the state.
 Committeeman from all parts Of | the county were present and at II | o'clock Chairman Hankins called the delegates to order and asked for a roll call Finding a quorum present. he appointed a committee on ere dentials consisting of J. R. Tender. son, J. F. McDonald and Richard Murphy, who, after making an ex- animation of the credentials. report ed favorably on all of them.
 Explains Object
 Chairman Hankins then explained that he issued the call for the pur- pose of acting upon a number Of important matters. He then present ed 10 the meeting the resolutions and. with the consent of the meeting appointed a resolution committee and { declared a short recess while the committee considered them. There was no objection to his action. and the chairman appointed F J. Vaughan, James Fl. East, Dan Seed. F. A. Toy req and C. A. Roberts as the resolu- ton committee. II
 After the 20.minute recess, the l chairman called the meeting to nr- der and asked for a report of the resolution committee. They present ed the resolutions to the secretary, who read them to the meeting, where 1 upon J. Nj. McElligot moved that they be adopted, which was seconded. When the C.uestion was called George NJ Roark offered an amendment 70 section four, recommending the aboi- ishment of the proxy system now used This was overTuled and after considerable discussion the resolutions were adopted.
 Upon motion 1t was ordered that the secretary send a copy of the above resolutions to President Will EOu. Nltt-T ts4Atbl AldA bllhEls sottAe- ] l., tors Smith and Ashurst, Congress man Hayden. Governor Hunt and ali the state officers, and to ihe members of the state legislature.
 Three vacancies were found on the committee in the precincts of Fl Do rade, Wilgres and Servoss. MT. Hud- son was appointed for Fl Dorado and w S. Knoll was named for Wilgres. The vacancy at SeTvoss was not filled.
 Upon motion of F. 4. Toyrea. the meeting then adjourned.
 Good Attendance
 Those from out of town who were present are Senator C. M- Roberts. Of Wilcox: Paul Smith. or Tombstone; W. T. Parker, of Apache; W. J. Ben