The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-23

maud that the long deferred all Ia their
river navigation should lie rendered at
last. Randallis election to the Speak.
ership is significant Of all Of these
things and it may possibly he the event
which is To usher in the beginning If a
new and happier era for the country.
SPIRIT OF TUE PRESS.
TIE EEEEi. YELL.
National Republican,
M president for four ycars-ii there
is anv parallel To it in history-has
been 50 grossly abused and inSulied as
President Hayes was ON Thursday
evening last by the Democratic speak
ers who GRATED for the declaration ii the
Democracy an The occasion of their
rejoicing over the result in Ohio.
They seem 10 have gotten through
singing lalns Ia the President. and
Now draw upon their a,s"un; If al
jectives AMI eri.he's {" heap mal.iic-
iions upon his devoted head. They
are consistent patriots AMI reformeIs.
They applaud the Southern AMI civil
service policies "a. I're>i,len; lIayc.. and
then hurry Ia the balloI-box and vote
the Democratic ticket. Such Is Demo
cratic consistency ana .!cvoii,n tn
those who have done Ho.c tor Demo
cratic advance rnt than that part,
has accomplished in seventeen years by
its own efforts.
WHATS RUNNING THE COUNTRY.
Cisr,..Ii- tr,-.-ry.V.
4 friend VIII, is neither fox hnn-
ter, nor fond of shn"'ims birds. hut Il
sensible fellow for all that. has dis
covered what is brin-in. the country
10 ruin. Just ou,>i!e the city limit,
he saw wagon. io which WAS attach
ed a very small AMI >l,a,lpwy mulc,
sticking fast to the mud. and while
the driver Was maxim. frantic efijr;s
To exiricaic the vehicle anil The beast.
around him gamb,!e.! ;wn large anl
splendid l~k;ng dogs. whirh, urpar-
emily. had been living on the fat If
the land. Had the eos; -: keeping
the dogs" reflected our Eiend. "hecn
expended io support the mule. it would
have been n fat and stout rs any!,ody'S
mule, and Ike farmer wouId not have
lost his tirie an.l religion" H. i. OPP
posed TO HAYES Southern pn.icv at
pacifica,i"r when il rc!,i,.s 10 d..s.
Az OLIVE BRANCH rp:: DEAR MIR.
coNKiLyG.
Ei.-i.;i,..'.'i fni;IiT,-T.
IL love even my enemies. mv son"
said Mr.. Hayes i'm one If his Sabbi.h
evening talks with Webb. You doa',
love MIR. Conklns do you IN -
YES, Webb; Nr. Conkling msy be-
right; he stands nobly by his convic-
tons; you know respec, all men
who fight in support Of their convic-
tions. Ii 4 vacancy were to occur in
my Cabinet tomorrow, | should ten
erthe portfolio. like an olive branch. |
TO dear Mr.. Conkling."
CARRYING THINGS tn THEIR Io.;IcAL.
CONCLUSION.
~. I.sui- Tim"~.
Stanley Matthews is reported to
have said that he hoped the anti-.Ad-
ministratioa Republicans will carry |
things 10 their logical conclusion by !
nominating Grant in 1880. THIS
must be the outcome of the business.
Grant has lately said that he is an Ad-
ministration man, but he is no; 10 he
held responsible in America FIR his
sentiments over the water. What |
part will the Administration pariy
take in that contest.
RANDALL.
-. Ions Tn,..--
(;optle and Garfield conducted Ran
dali To the Speakers chair. Garfield
smiled; but it was such smile a.
makes not others smile. 1t seemed To-
saw, "Iou fellows are full I'll a hi.
laugh at me. You think HAYES sold
me out of INV chance If seat in the
Senate for this empty honor. Maybe
50 hut YOU just wait. Ill lay for
him." Then, slowly AMI sadly, the
late Electoral Commissioner moved
back To his seat, io nurse his wrail.
and plot his revenge.
sIIEInsNs DIsAProINrMENr.
Kansas at, Mail.
Sherman is disappointed in the re-
'nlt Of the Ohio election. He conf
lenilv anticipated Republican vic
lorv. He thought it impossible that
he people should listen 10 his explain
,iion Of his financial policy and then
urn round and repudiate it. But
hey did it, all the same.
INFRINGEMENT. |,
81. j". s.sz.t...
We are sorry to note that the eSti-
mates sent in by heads of departments
% the special session of congress, do
rot even squint towards retrenchment.
VIZ. Manager Hayes, please notify the
wax hggers or your moral show that
mud 60 with reform.
NIssoURIs MEMORIAL.
J.nrnal &C Commerce.
The memorial passed by the last
Missouri legislature. favoring the re-
noval of the national capital to the
valley. was presented in
he L. S. Senate yesterday.
4 DEAD TADPOLE.
MISREPRESENTATION.
The st. Louis JoMaM urges the ,
republicans Of Missouri to adopt the
passive policy" Won't do, boys
he tadpole is $50 dead it stinketh."
Fatal Enthusiasm Of q Dog.
Dayton Journal 9Th. d
Dan, an intelligent black.and-tan \