The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
BANKERS ASSOCIATION.

BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
-. Ice Chr"ns-i-.
The American Bankers Association
which meets in New York this week
will be largely attended BY prominent
bankers from all portions of the United
States. The convention will last three
days and will discuss the important 4.
nancial questions Of the day. The
subject Of municipal bonds will come
in for large share Of attention. and
measures will be suggested to abate the
alarming increase Of municipal debt,
which is threatening the public credit
The amount of these bonds afloat i
said: to be nearly $500, 900, 600. or
about half as much as the national
Debt, on which the annual interest Is
over $50, 900, 900.
THE PRESIDENTIAL GADDING.
L.nerson City Tribune.
Mr.. Hayes runs about a great deal
too much. His friends hold up the
example in Jefferson for his imitation,
but he don't profit by it. The man is
too much tortured with the conscious
ness Of having gone into his Office by
fraud to remain at his ease in the
White House, aud 50 he seeks relief in
getting away from surroundings which
remind him of Florida and Louisiana,
and recall every hour of that memoir
able struggle I against s.
MINNESOTA.
Journal Vi Coinii,er,-.
Minnesota is bnasfing Of the pros
porous condition of her people and the
satisfactory showing as to her state
treasury. The people that boasts If
the best and largest wheat crop ever
raised and Of q full treasury and at the
same time repudiates honest debts. is q
very poor business. Ii an individual
did the same thing people would say
he hal very hard cheek-and that is
exactly the case with Minnesota-and
with the County court Of Jackson
county, Missouri. rs well.
THE ARMY ESTIMATE.
81. Louis R-pu,i~s,.
The army estimate has been prepar-
ed by the war Office and sent to the
treasury department. whence it will 20
to congress. This. it is announced, is
the only estimate that will he sent to
the house for action in the special ses-
sion. The presidents message is not
to refer to matters of. general legisla-
tive interest. but will be confined to
the objects for which the extra session
will be convened.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN MAINE
Globe s-m"rat
The race between RepublicaniSm
and Democracy in Maine was an un-
lively one. and good time
was made by both parties. If the
same rate Of decrease is kept up, the
Republican party will be totally wiped
out in about three years and half.
while the Democratic party will last
perhaps four years. If an election
should come of in the intervening six
Maine would 60 Democratic.
HEARTY GIRL,
~. Louis Journal
Don't be captured by beauty, young
man. Beauty fades. Sit up to some
healthy young girl that can sew, add
wash. and build fires. and chep wood.
and shovel snow. That's the kind Of
\ wife our American youth need. We
must inaugurate change in the whole
system, for our progeny's
AXE.
HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY.
81. Louis Times.
Those who doubt whether the alleged
Southern Policy is = success" may be
'eassured whan they learn that a
pecial election in Fairfield county, s.
:, last week. the Democrats carried
he county BY 2200 majority, the Repub-
lean majority last fall having been re-
at 673.
MOTIONS LONESOME FUTURE.
-. Louis Times.
If Morton should pull through his
analysis. it is not to be supposed that
e will have any further ambition to
erve rs . Senator from Indiana. He
,ouh he 90 lonesome in the Senate
'ithout Sergent Spencer. Logan and
he rest Of them.
FAILED TO FIND HIN.
Marshall Democrat
Marshal Bazaine has been discover
in the person Of Osmsn Pasha. but
p to the hour Of going to press 10
.ph has failed to discover the where
bouts Of Howard.