The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20

PAese s"e Sahety IN lev Orlex paragraph
alluded to the two Senators, Messrs
Cockrell and Armstrong. a. doing exeellen
service in the upper House, both being me,
noted for intelligence and ability, boil
standing on the high level of exalted patri
otism and broad sta,esmanship, the former
achieving his purposes more through
sanctsr III ~odo, and the latter BY toniter IA
re-; but both working together for the good
81 their state and their common country.
also alluded to Col. Crittenden Of the
House, whose ability, energy and zeal make
him worthy representative of one of the
most important districts in Missouri.
RICHARD p. BLAND,
OF the fifth district, il native of Kentucky
came to Missouri in 1866, afterwards spent
two years in the mining region Of Nevads.
and returned in 1865. He is now In his
third consecutive Congress, and has served
his district and state 10 we'll that he IN de
ssrvedly very popular, At home Is we'll -
in Congress. The skill and tact with which
he put his silver bill through the House, has
secured for him the warmest congratulations
Of all who love sound currency, based upon
mountains Of silver. Mr.. Bland il . very
modest and undemonstrative, but meet aensi-
bic man, and his popularity comes not from
accidental or mereiricious causes, but from
his character, conduct and success a 4
representative.
A. II. BCCKNER.
Judge Buckner, whom everybody knows
rs the greenback man Of Missouri, occupies
very honorable position ~ Chairman Of
the House Committee on Banking and Cur
rency. From his committee emauate the
bills that are 70 settle the principal status Of
the country. When be commenced talking
greenbacks four years ago he w. almost
alone, even amongst democratic; nov his CO
workers have multiplied into millioas, and
are found everywhere except amongst Tie
bondholders Of Wall street II his views
can be carried into enactments, giving % .
currency - good - geld, wip-
ing out millions Of interest and restoring
prosperity to the languishing industries Of
The country, he can safely retire upon his
we'll earned laurels.
JNo. b. CLARK
Gen. CLARK, Of the Fayette district, il also
in his third consecutive Congress, and his
constituents are 80 vellsatis6ed with his
work, that there is no disposition to displace
him With new man. He has been INST
Efficient representative. fully up in all the
great questions Of national policy. . strong
sdvocate Of the rights and interests Of the
West. - threatened BY the money power Of
The North, and in favor Of such . financial
'yssem ~ will do justice to tbs western far
ner ~ we'll - the eastern capitalist He
has won IN enviable standing amongst the
nemben, and his influence u worth that Of
,alf dozen new men.
ROBERT A. HATCHER.
OF Southwest Missouri, IL veil known %
'ne Of the most genial and courteous gentle
men in the House If Representatives. This
s also his third Congressional term, and 10
nan better deserves the confidence bestowed
BY his constituents than Robert A. Hatcher.
While not proiesin&to b IN orator, be i
! most earnest and industrious member, AID
has contributed his foil share towards secur-
ing good, and defeating bed, legislasiou.
cHAALEsH- MORGAN,
Oh Southwest Missouri, il nov in his
'econd Congressional term, and i highly
esteemed BY the whole dslegasioa. not only
for his Courteous maaners and sentlemanly
'esri"g. bot for his good WORKING qualities |
v . representative Of the people.
BENJAMIN J. FRANKLIN,
Of the Kansas City district, have not
he pleasure Of knowing persosally, bot
earn that be has bsen successful in putting
through the House several important meas
,res, Of greet interest to western Missouri.
Success, after all, il the true standard BY
shich to gauge the merits Of . representa-
nve. His constituents have returned him . |
econd time By large majority.
in. oLovn,
II northeast Missouri, u in his third con.
'ecusive Congress, and has grown in popu. |
arity and influence with the yeass Of hin |
Iaithful service. Col. Glover occupied
'sher honorable and very rsspoasibls 20
'itions before coming to Cosgrs.s, and hes !
always been known - . most faithful and |
'f6cient officer and representative Of the !
public.
DAVID REA,
II Savannah, in northwest Missouri, il nov |
N his second ConsEesiosal term, md il
nay be safely added that no man in the
delegation 10 more greatly sss<epsd b his
colleagues. A lawyer, judge or rspseaen-
ative, Mr.. Rea hss 20 ably discharged Tie |
luties Of thee various positions - 10 con-
mend the respect and esteem q his associ. |
,tes and the warm support Of IN Intelligent |
constituency. His record in Cosg1n - |
IN earnest worker and N ahls - wen - |
sonese man, b without bleoish.
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