The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-16
SPIRIT OF TIE PRESS.
HECkI.ESs DEALING. IN GRAIN.

" D. t4ttr->.
Reports from baltimore show that the
spectators in wheat at that pain, are
in trouble. AMI that those wh" have
agreed To- deliver large quantities al
grain will be severely squeezed. The
stock on hand i. placed at 1900
bu>hei, while the engagements ior de-
livery in September are about halt
million bushels. The present price Is
81 81. AMI the loss will h. heavy. =,
far ~ the wheat gamblers themselves
are concerned. We suppose there i ""
special reason ior sympathy. any mor-
than there would bc ii they had ma,ic
their lo>ses il. ''bucking the Tiger AT
faro, or in betting on draw poker.
But the prevalence of this reckless
mode Of dealing with great staples
like wheat Is a source at serious EN-
harrassment to the whole community.
There is no doubt that the L ni;e,i
States have large surplus of gram
which At moderate prices. caniird Il tree
market abroad, and bring >olIl profit
To- all concerned. But, ~ We have
frequently pointed out, it will be
quite possible tn kill our go~c before
the goidc,. eggs are laid. The country
will gain greatly by It's good crops II
these can find their outlet naturally in
obedience To the healihv demand oi
customers abroad but ii the course IT
trade l. ;o lr broken up nv insane
.'cnrners." the country will lose much.
and onlva tew-a very icw-=rc,r'y
Spectators will gain anything.
THE CLERKS ROLL az TIE n"r>E.
ia.Ia,H,l-.l;- -.u;it.s.
One hundred and frriy-iivc Demo-
Gratis and one hundred ami thirty H.-
rublicans l. the way Clerk Adams has
iixe.i the roll ot the mex; Hons. -,
Representatives. ~ returning
l-iri MIR. Adams l. - grand srrr.---
aud >!r"'il,i H.. ~ he doubles HiIi la.
re- .irrt.-i. .fnHr9,rI.
The only clerk. the Radical Ne
!ncr>on. 1T Pennsylvania, whenever
he made up the Congressional roll.
had an i'le.. Of the clerk>hip gave lin,
the same prerogaiivc> - the Gar 81
Russia III iho-c of the nli d,>p"tS Of
A>iaiic countries. lie w"ul'i SIMPLY
riIn his rc,.cii through Whole State
delegations. IL was the easiest man
n-r It DISTINGUISHING Democrats that
the Radicals hal discovered up tn
shat l;me-thc returning hoard ra>-
c::liiv was an after revcia,ion-ani il
was necessary IL have a clear two
,hir,l> majority in order To- establish
and continue the Radical .le-poii>m
over the South. The .I,nraai dies the
old Radical clerk u. the house Il
great injustice when ~ eulosizes Mr..
Adams, tine present clerk, - IL grand
Succ-s. Mr. MrPher>On must con-
tinue To- receive the rel ribhnn n Il
premium Radical roster manufacturer.
TIE EEA of GOOD FEELING.
~. i-".Ii- Republican.
The remarkable era of good feeling
that We are living in is u blessing. the
credit for which l. due To Mr.. HAYES.
President Grant tried to bring it about.
hut failed lie did not 90 a, it right.
Either he dill not know how To 10 it.
or his party would not permit him to
10 Il There was any amount of ar;i-
fetal gush. Stalking hands across the
bloody chasm. exchange oi battle
banners, mutual compliments and all
that sort OF thing INDUCED in. in the
Centennial anniversaries Of last year
and the year before but they had
little effect. They were hollow forms,
very pretty in print. but empty Of re-
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