The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17

3-Jnsiah Scott.
4-Cnrepreaented.
So. F. Bailey.
6-James Brown.
7-Wm. Ramsey.
S-yno. KingsIey.
9-Thos. Ellison.
lO-Geo. r. Smith, ID. II
Smith Henry Lamm, 3
q. Wilkenon, L. s. Scans
X. ID. Middleton, Pete
Nolan, r. H. Moees.
lis. Arnett.
l3-M. Graham.
12-E w. St. Clair, W. E
Conner.
Isl. Yankee. c. Crawfor
Your Committee would recommend thai
C. c. Crawford and Jacob Yankee be al
lowed seais in the convention n Represent
ing Township No. Is. and that they be en-.
titled 10 one-half vote each. We would
suggest that w. z. Conner he permitted q
seat in addition to r. H. ST. Ci.m, who Il
prevent and in . delegate, and that each
cast q half vote. We do this With the
consent Of NJ. st. Clair, and for the reason
that Mr.. Conner 10 IN alternate. We fur
Their recomm nd that Joseph Kingsley be
given seat in the Convention To Represent
Tovnehip No. s, and Samuel Arnett he
permitted to represent No. IL. We further
auxgcat thst Peter Nolan be placed in che
delegation from Sedalia in the place of J.
w. Marshall, who il absent
Mr.. Wilkenon moved that the following
he adopted rs the order Of business:
!. Report Of Committee on Credentials
2. Appointment Of four delegates to the
State Convention.
3. Report of Committee on Permanent
Organisation. -.'
1. Resolutions and Nominations.
S. Appointment Of four delegates to the
State Convention.
The otiOn vas adopted.
On motion the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing committee Of three to select dele
gates to the Republican state Convention
ID. H. Smith, Mesm. st. Clair and Lamn.
Mr.. Wilkereou moved that a there were
about 800 Republican votes in Sedalia
township. and 100 in the country town
ships, that three be selected from Setalia
township, and four from the country town
ships 10 form an Executive Committee Of
seven. Adopted.
The convention appointed to select dele
gates to the State Convention reported the
following list Of delegates selected:
Delegates. Alternstes.
A. ID. Jaynea. &. L. HighIeyuan,
B. Il. Wilkerson, Milo Blair.
r. H. Moses, c. "A. Lesch,
W. E. Conner, z. F. Bailey.
. Elected unanimously BY the convention
The following we're reported q members
Of the County Executive Committee, and
elected BY the Convention:
A. P. Morey, josiah Scott.
r. Fl. Moses, &C. Crawford,
Jno. G Sloan, james Cook,
n. Graham.
It vas moved that the Convention take a
recess of fifteen minutes.
Gen. Smith-Wha-vhat for:
A voice-To take drink.
Mr.. Ellison stated that he was opposed
to . recees-that he Vas in favor Of doing
business openly.
(Applauae from outsiden
Mr.. Henry Lsmm stated that this was
. Republican Convention, called BY and
for Republicans, but BY open manife.ta-
tions it vas plain that all parties we're rep
resented in the aasembIage. He was in
favor Of . recess, in order that the Repub.
licans could withdrsH and consult matters
among themselvea, and srrive At . common
understanding in order to WORK harmoni-
ously.
The motion was put to the house, carried
and the Convention adjourned for a recess.
After about half an hour the Conven.
ton re-aseembled, and Henry Lamm pre-
sented the following resolutions, which were
read by the Secretary:
WHEREAS, No suitable persons have Of
Tered or consented a. bec0me the candidates
u the Republican party Tor county Offices
n the ensuing election and
WHEREAS, The Democratic party of this
tate and county has rendered itself obnox.
Gus 10 all good citizens for the following
BY iis prospective tendency .md
,tterances 1t keeps alive and ft,~ter the an
mosiiies and hatreds engenderesl BY the
ate war. Ii places Incompetent aud dis
'one~t men in Office and shields and protects
hem from merited punishmenis. lis OF |
:ials. state. county and city, become de
aulters and make way with large Gums Of
public money, and instead Of furnishing
he thieves the Democrscy simply levies |
'esvier tax to cover the deficiency.
II elects Legislatnrcs which become the |
'liant tools Of railway corporations, and |
Ehen BY open and avowed bribery the !
tate IL robbed Of millions Of dollais, the
hief imstsumenis in the robbery are re-
,.rled by receiving political prefrrment Of
he highest character.
IL has shown ita difference 10 all laws
Which tend 70 make poverty bearxble, By
epeaiing the isv exempiinR from lsxaiion ]
'2OO worth of PROF rty Ia the heed Of q |,
Emily, and taxing the mechanic tools
md the cook stove 81 che widow, a veil ~
be shocked corn and stacked wheat In the
eld, while Il allows capitalists 10 escape /
lmost scot free Of tax stion. a
u hes discsiG6nated IN the almiuiara-
ion Of Justice BY the courts and oficess.
Tor sn o6ense for which one man IL cum.
nariIy convicted. another b not NO
ested. To be Denocras aad have money
, 70 he abls to commit crime u Ninouri /
'iih IMMUNITY. end - Consequence The
rid plains Of Ksnsas are to-day more val
able than the richest prairies Of Missoari.
IL b dis6ooest in its avoved priariplts |!
p catch votee. g takes . position in Mir
ouri OF Illinois upon NE main issue of the
|sy. Which b esscsly eostrary 70 thst
'hicb l. tskss in Nev York or Nssaschu,
Pretending 70 he in favor of local elf.
Il aholi.hsd he township o..
aniBstioa laW = ~ iseessss Of eourt -,
iaq a.d Isodly pe.daa q !: ey.psthy /
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