The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-26
 DONOHOE
 ARE ALSO
 ELECTED

CLCCLD The following is the ticket nom. mated at the Democratic Territorial Convention this afternoon:
 Delegate to Congress: CHARLES A. SULzER. Of sulzer.
 AttOrney-eeneral: GEORGE 3. eRies5Y, Of Nome.
 National Committeeman: THOMAS J. ooNoHoE. Of Valdez. Delegates to National Convention: First 0ivlsIOn-A. K. zIesIer, Of Ju- nsau.
 Second Dlvlulon-Frank A. Aldrloh. Of Nome.
 Third oNIslou-wm. K. whlsslsssy, of Seward.
 Fourth DivlslOn-T. K. Deal. Of Falr- banks.
 Alternates:
 Flrst oivislOn-w. w. Casey. Of Ju- neau.
 Second Dlvlsion-James p. DalH of Nome.
 Third OivIsIou-R. p. Ferguson. of Fourth Oivlslou-J. A. Clark. Of FaIr- banks.
 Delegates at Large. John R. Wlnn. Of Juneau, and John Roman of Seward.
 Aiternases at Large: !. F. warder. Of Ketehlkan, and Fall con Joslin. Of Falrbanks.
 Senator Charles A. Sulzer was nominated for Delegate to Congress by the unanimous action of the Democratic convention just before noon today. While the order Of business. providing for the nomlna- ton Of @ Delegate to Congress was reached before 1t was expected and therefore was impromptu and en- ,irely without staging. the spon- taneous enthusiasm and splendid nominating speech and speech Of ac- ceptance created a spirit that made up for The lack of numbers
 Britt Nomlnates suIzer.
 In placing Senator Sulzer In nom- nation. Representative Britt review cd the history of Alaska's struggle for selfgovernment. and of Sena- tor Sulzer's Identification with the struggle during his fourteen years residence in Alaska.
 He Is a man of the broadest de- mocracy, an accurate and logical thinker. a man Of the highest intes- rlty and Of great ability" said MT. Britt. who placed him In nomination in behalf of the people of Alaska. the toilers in all the ayocations of northern life.
 The speech was seconded by Will iam Maioney. of the Second Divis- ion: Judge L. T. Erwin. os the Fourth Division. and T. J. Donohoe, of the Third Division. Senator J. M. Tanner seconded the nomination. and moved that it be made by rising vote. When Chairman George F. Forrest put the motion. the conyen- tion responded by rising in O body, with hands clapping and cheering.
 sulzer Speaks.
 Chairman Forrest named Senator Tanner and John Roman a commit tee to escort the nominee to the platform. His appearance on the stage and greeting by the chairman. set the convention of again. and ire Quently during the speech of ac. ceptance. spontaneous cheers punctu- ated the well rounded and forceful periods.
 Senator Sulzer thanked the con- vention. characterized it as the Iarg. est and most representative conven- ton that ever convened in the Tor ritory. complimented It upon tho har- mony that prevailed. praised the plat form it adopted and the other work that it had performed. All these things" said Senator Sulzer. "spen success.
 ALASKA FOR ALASKANS.
 Alaska for Alaskans," saId the nominee, "is the Issue Of this cam paign, not as to tho personnel Of the office holders, only, but in tho government and development Of the Territory"
 The Senator said that the re sources Of Alaska belonged to the Nation in the broad sense. but that they did not belong 10 New York Chicago and other points any more than Chicago. New York and other points belong Go Alaska. He said that the interests ot the States 1T Alaska was in seeing that the cour try Is developed, that It's gold and pro ducts are sent into the uiarts Ct trade Tn exchange for the products of la Dor down there, and that it Is made country where American citizens may build homes and prosper. Int speaker made a strong argument 1T favor of selE.government for Alaska
 Cov- Strono Spea<s.