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and the singing of America by the
entire assembly opened the confer
ence.
McCalia then road, his message. tic
the conference He said. in part:
eve have assembled as representa-
tives of the Democratic party, not sole
ly for the purpose OF doing politics;
not solely in the interest of those who
may seek office at our hands, but for
the greater and more worthy purpose
of marshalling the forces Of Democ-
racy for a united and determined eff.
fort in the interest of our state and
its overburdened people, to the end
that the present forces of extrava-
gance in state government may be
curbed, and that efficiency in public
office and due regard for the wishes
Of the people may be assured. We are
not here individually in the interest
of anyone who may aspire for office;
on the other hand. we. are mere col
lectiyely to further the interests OF tac
Democratic party as a whole, and III
see to it that henceforth justice is
done to the masses.
Il admonish you that the claim of
every man or woman. who present
themselves before this body should
receive fair and unbiased considera-
ton at your hands; communities
small in representation must not be
oppressed or their wishes cast aside
by those communities that occupy adj
yantageous positions by reason of
their superior voting strength: we
mast lay aside our personal prejudices
and forget our individual preferences:
as a means OF harmonizing individual
opinions, matters of policy should be
considered by committees properlv
and fairly selected; indulgence in per-
sonalities must not be permitted.
neither should issues be raised that
are not political in nature; every wor~
spoken and every action taken should
pc influenced by desire to conciliate
and not desire totencourage hostiIf-
ties.
I'VE are here to counsel one with
the other; We are here to build up
ana not pull down; we are here to
unite, and~ not to divide the forces
OF the Democratic party: we are here
TO promote fairness to ourselves. to
40 justice to our party and to give
courageous consideration to the wishes
The name of Judge Frank Duffy, of
santa Cruz county, was placed in nom.
lhatlon Tor temporary chairman. The
nominations were then closed. Nudge
DULY was escorted. amid cheering, to
the platform by George Fl. Kelly. of
Douglas, chairman of the Cochise
county delegation, and b. r. Moore.
OF Maricopa county.
Judge Duffy brought cheer after
cheer from the delegates when he re.
TERED to the extravaganza and mis-
management of the Republican state
ana national administrations and CALI
ed upon every Democrat to stand by
ms party this year. He urged the con
ference TO take no hasty, ill-advised &C.
tion; declaring that the wishes of in
ulFlduats must be sacrificed for the
good of the entire party.
In order to win. we must deserve
to win." he said
several kilograms. including one
from Milford Winsor. Of Yuma. were
read. James l.. Edwards was chosen
temporary secretary OF the meeting.
a committee on credentials and ono
on permanent organization and order
DNASihSSN NtIG ndIDcu. II. w. Red
dow represented Cochise on the Gro
dentials committee. and Harry SeaIey
on the organization and business com.
mittee.
Women Are ENTERTAINERS
Women delegates. altermates and
wives of delegates were entertained
at luncheon in the Santa Rita hotel ut
noon by Miss Mae Johnston of tho
Pima county delegation
Early in the afternoon there were
rum0rs that William Jennings Bryan
would arrive in Tucson between and
) o'clock and would probably address
the conference. The great commoner.
however did not lappeari during the
AFTERNOON. tf
After several recesscs. Chairman
Frank Curley. OF the committee on or.
ganization and business. reported
about the middle of the afternoon that
his committee had completed its re.
port.
The report consisted OF four sec
'tions ID that the report Of the ere.
. dentials committee be accepted: (2)
that the temDOrarv Orga1tization be