The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-07-27

!e0Wd-Tbat ~ eo0iassios Of Gen.
Wia6~.d scols Hancock. .od The Hon.
w. Eaelish. E"s-rsesideat and sice-psrsi-
deat. BY ous national s,onveutis,u, " mat
seS a essssst c0a9ss,8l sliuo, not alone 4.
de0sessts. bat Ill Ps,siO's. irr.sv~r'is- III
; Usrss: ibss u oesns The sssici ssj c,sn.,i-
| ,utiossl sUls,s,jinst'na ii tie military to
the cssii I.,ses, .nd that In the national
iriuoph 81 the desAacsat,c psstv IN Nvv~m-
lpr. al which that w"us,n .si.,n IL .ur~
presAse, arctivS.i .rpssiiirs vail di~sp-
pear, aud the era of e0Od feeling sgsin Er
iusO throughout OuP eD00o0 Country
3kud-Thai ve Congratulate the citizens
u the u sse that the adWiaiatrsiiop ot the
Il sie EOsesnmeut By the dem0csscy during
the jssl decade has Increased the pnpuls-
tio0. nsiionsl wealth aud means III sucisl
hsppiaess; that our institutions Of learning
are taking rank swoog The bess in the I'm
i'N; thas nowhere j. there u . suser re-
sssd y h"oess lsbos, and w< cordially in
sise the industrious Immigrant u make hi J.,
home ~ our 0idsi.
FSwM-Thal the Democratic party Gill
ever eoc,arsgs and asiHtaia the comm,n
.chools and Institutions Of learning ssisb-
ii-hed By our stale. believing genial diff0-
.,on Of useful knowledge proasoies the hap
pine~ and protects the rights Of the peopie.
FIN That - one VI the offsets of
sosd government j. Ia aslminiaies public
sAaira 70 - to s6ord the largest measure
of projections tn the greatest numb With
the leses pO@ibie uncertainty and burden,
% recO00end the enect0ent q the !evest
and the plsinesi Laws coosiseeot With this
end, and their rigid embarrassment, and the
exact Observance and the sesictese practice
81 economy IA every department Of the
staie government consistent With the growth.
development and necessities nj the state,
together with the moss e1aciOS acconnt-
ability on sls part ri iknss in'vussed with
The custody and iisbursmest ri the public
revenues
Snh-That We recommend the reduction
ri the rate nj ir.e.pei on The .sAie debt n
soon - IL can ps~sihly asd legally he done.
Sreah-Thai this Cuasrnsioo Ieaking
'oe ihe ;'-ople ri Mi~olri, besr cne~rful
testimony ." the ~0inep, public services
Of John s. Phelps chief n,eistra'e ut THE
slste thst BY HE U,siur-d ssste.m.nshiP
End wise add Efficient administration Of our
ia~s full protec'icn to life, liberty s"d
property has b<eH guaranteed IN every ci,i-
The rePcrs vas ssiopsed unanimously.
FDR GOVERNOR.
Nominations Of governor t<iug in order,
Theodore Bssce. If Monroe. mounted
. chair. sud before be opened bis mouth a
round Of desf-nink spplsuss greeted him,
hecsnse the nsss 81 the people in the con-
vertion thought b. vac for Csi,,enien.
Judge Brace made q neat and effective
speech aud "amrd Col. Thoa. T. Cris,endsn,
of Johnaou county. for GOVERNOR!
Hon. Grshsm Frost. ii II. Louie, mount
I'd the rva,ruo', AMI in q ss'~ech rrPlese wi,h
ro.h srnse md history, nsw~,i G-n. John
:. Msrmaduke tor governor.
Jane. Harris, oi Caii.ssv, named Gen.
John A I.cks,Iay t"r governor.
J. J.. Rush. III Webster, undertook to
ssconj tile ncm,na'i"n III (;en. Hocksdsy
The convention would nat listen.
M. Rush sgrr~i IL "a" other candidate
had his nomination. .rcUnded. be w"uls!
.grse ihsi he would not s-ccnd the nomi-
nation of H.ckads!.
tivs. J. r. Johnson. - the friend al Col.
Crittsnslen syrrsd 10 THE proposition.