The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
RATIFYNa RADICALS.
How They Enthused Friday
Night Over the Late Re.
publican Victories.
The 0reenbaokers. TOO. Came in
for Not . Smell share Of
the Glory.

1 A"st uyotiu cc0ot0euO0s the HepuoI1e
can Rre~nb.ek party. bad . jplIi6ca,ion IN
this city on Friday night, and for time il
looked as though they had taken po-se.4ice
of the pl.c~
Al 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, Judge r.
N. Rice, of BoonvilIe. compressor .n elect
from thir district, arrived on the w.. X. 4
L. train and wAs met II the depot by q del.
eg.iioo Of republicans and xreenbseken
add hearty congratulations ~eie exleoeled.
The party mounted the Garrison hou.e
P's'form step- and Capt Bridxes intro
iucrd the victorious gentleman to the
audience. Judge Rice WA taken com.
pleteiy ny surprise and could only return
thanks tor tie compliment, after which
three cheers we're given him an! the crowd
dispersed.
But for TIE evening . grand programme
sas arranged and carried out. Hundred.
of doi!ars' worth Of 6rewOrks h.d ben IN :.
| chased for the occ sion, csnnons aud music
sere secured, and large numt~r If ho-i.
ne~s houses and private re-idences were II.
Illuminated.
At seven O'Clock iorchiieh, procession.
Numbering probably 40 OF 500 ZEN sns.
composed of people from town and countrv.
and among whom we're not q fsw colorej
brethren. formed on O.sgr street and
parsded the principal tbrouxhfsres Of the
city 4 large number of trsnsp.rrrci~.
wsre scattered through the procession, and
not iew cheers we're elected ~ the enthu.
-i,siic body psssed along O..io airset. A
colin about ten feet in length, draped in
mourning, ard bearing the words. -D.woc
rSry-.e-. in pezce," vac borne On the
shonI':er. Of half dos-n men and Trough,
forth not little Comment. Firewcrks
were TO be seen on almost ev~ry
corner, and the sidewalks we're
.luo-; unpa-sahic. 70 large cas-
The crowd who had sseembisd to witness
.be Ge no~irstion.
Alter the parade, all assembled in the
public -qn'rr, where q speaker. stand had
been erected. Here, ai.o, a maen:6c~n,
display Of fre~orks wa had, hot air bal.
looms sere cent mp, cannops were 6.ed. mu-
SIC inrni-Led. and the cof6n representing
the tesd democracy vas csem sted.
AT The conclusion Of iha. part of the
pr"xrsm m-, Col. A d Jaynss mounted the !
speakers stand and c,iiesi the as.emblasr
9" order. AZ president of the Garfield and !
Arthur club. he m .de lev appropriate re
mark. and announced that the club would !
nov CONSIDER u.eif disbandsd, ~ TO further
~"ik remained for them 20 do. Three
chsrrs sere given MIN AT the cenc,nsion @, |
ma remark.
Calls ~ere then made IL. Judge Shirk /
and he responded promptly aud made = |
'ho:i and spirited address that was we'll |
received by the rn:ience. He returned !
thanks to the mtuters of the Gsr6eld and :
Arthur club. the Garfield and Arthur Vet.
ersns md the Y.nng Mems Garfield and ,
Arthur club Tor the part they had taken
IN the campaign. and Sa-u.cd item ,hst the /
services ,hey hsd rendered ,ie party would I
not soun be forgotten.
Col. Ritter. ~ captain of the Garfield
ard Arthur Veteran, rexi acdrs eel TIE
gathering he s,g'ei that the o.xsniz q.
zion would not di-bspd al pr-sen,. bu,
would continue 10 meet nj stated Intervals.
and wound up bv extending IN invitation
10 all who had not joined the club to c,.me
forward ~ cav time snd riyn the roll |
Ritter is . radical # ,h. deepest dive. and
the ,emsrks h- made we're cnarscir,i..
tic at the man. Il
Loud calls were then mad. frr Judge
Rice, ard AZ he s-cend.d IN. p!,t.
ior,n he VS. loudly cheerea. He com
hv returning thank. for the honor
'f'"s - ~ t"~i "ce" S-'uscIset upon rim ana
prnmi,ed ,ns' when he took his .esi in s.n.
rress ne would ever Re mindful! IL tie in.
'eTer,s ard wsn's III the 7'h Congressional
iis'rir'. He stated that from the time ne
hsd attained his msicriiy up 20 ,vo years
*" h. ID si.sys nc.n a republican, and
the OILY thing that he differed With that ,
party IN now vas the financial Question.
He sad that he never knew until that ,
.ven;ng hos ns-r.h- republican aud green.
back parties were Ike unto each other. He ! 4
referred 10 the cremation of The cufin L. ,
'e'iei democracy ,snd hoped the democratic
'sriy had met like fate in the con:e-, ,
n-, closed, never tn be again rxsurrsc,sd.
He remarks w,re at,sntiveiy listened to,
md could not have been oihers;as than
heartily re'i-hed by the most aiai~s.t re-
'ubl.csn- present. He VISA vocii~rou.Iy
:heered II the conclusion Of biz remarks.
Col. Jayn.s then announced that n !, .
Fss grf,;ng is'e, snd the ground va
amp snd cold. lie ~oald move that they :
|i-Perss nv giving three cheer. for J smes
!. isrfeid and Chester A. Arthur, the
ex, president and v,cs president al the :.
United States. They we're given With
'iil, and 'hns clo~ed the Lea, demone,rs.
Ion Of ore Of the hottest political cam. ="
aiens ever fought in this or any other ::