The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
DEl.DaArH At LARGE

l. DEl.1Arns At LARGE
,. X. 7. VsnHorn.
g H. Harris,
II David Wagner.
e c. I. FilIey.
3 ELECTORS At LARGE
J. p. Tracy.
4 VIII. II. Brown.
5 COMMITTEE At LARGE
CT FiIley.
f. Fuller.
}. T. Reach.
. w. d. Tyler.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention met II three O'Clock
when the r~por, of the committee an reso
buttons ws. read and adopted
The committee on p-rmsnen, orssnizs
ton reported ss folloxs:
Hon. David Wagner. II ST Louis. presi
dent one vic~-pr--i'ient from each con
gr--sioEsl district J.. L. Brosdw-il, .ecre
iary.
! DELEGATES AT LARGE.
! The chairman I'll the Grant caucus.
VI, ia Harding, Pu, in nomination the fol.
lowing named "a. i-leg ,i~- at large, having
! i-'en Nominated BY the Grant caucts-
X. i. Van Horn, II. r. Hsv-n-, David
Wagner, &. I. fiil-y.
Col. VI. J. Leaning pu, in nomination
Gnv. Ma'lurg - delegate To Chicago in
place "f L. !. F,!l-y.
J. Il. Upton. III Polk spake eloquenily
:or McCIarg dealing very re,: ho, shut into
the Filiey camp.
Mr.. Barton %; V-rn,u moves, that Hs-
ven>, rracv anil Vaniiorn br declared three
ii the ..el-g', -- To Chicsgo BY scclsmsticn
anil that the convention then vote by coun-
:i-- for The other delegate. a. h-,wern Nc
C!urg snd Fill~y.
This wSs received with . shower Of ap
plau-e and several men tried To speak at
once aud great tumuit followed.
Filley then spoke a, length or what
might he called a question ii PERSONAL
privilege.
From TLur>.i,y' IrsIly.
The B,zoo repor, ot Yesterday left Mr.
Fiiley laundering in the miis, oi q speech
which carried him w.is, deep into the 20
li,ical debri, heapei up by republican dis
cord in Missouri for the las, twenty years
He went into an exsmin .iicn ii bis own
record with giIsto which showed he'Inved
10 tell the story" and IN replying To an
alleged charge of sf.twai:i-m, which he |
claimed some one had at some time applied |
10 him, he took the ground ih.r slatwart- |
ism and ''ihe machine" we're necessary TO !
he safety of the r-plbiic, aud enunci a,ed |
his determination to stick to both ~ iorg |
- Old l'erni: t.d him 20 breathe.
A scene III Wild aud upro srious confusion
followed the speech Of the honorable char |
nan 81 the state com liiiie- H,If III ,h. |
delegates were at once n.on IT,. hror en-
!-avoring To secure the recognition IL the !
.hsiI and their c'rh.riiug v-eif.r ,tinn<
-
}" distinguish what anyone said,
tn. question being one simply 81 whether
NcCLSI'i * FILLLY
Ihou.d have a plsc. among the ELECTORS at
ars-, on. McClur. man mounted a chair
md by the ex.r,i"n oi pair vi lung
. hich would hsv. honorei the bull oi
obtain 4 the char. attentions, fol
owIng has -uoc--> With a strong sn,i-FiIi,y
!<~ch which the crowd In,sriar,ied with
.is-e,s and calls To ''rit down." The ora
or then moved ihs, an attempt to -eiiI.
he di-rn,e and pa, il at once and forever
II rest ia the convention lie made by polling !,
vote ~ simply between McClurg and
Filiey. Tie proposition was ruled out of
rider by the chair, aad the previous qnes-
ion having been moved nv Harding. OF
Issfer, the flor man ,ger selected by the
irant Caucus, the secretary, proceeded to
all the r,,lt Ly .ii-i yir,. tL.. va,.. b.i,y.