The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

The Senator and q Former
Friend Fall Out.
Dr.. Hunford Being the Party
Of the Second Part.
The Choice Billingsgate Which
Thy Hurled at Bach Other.

SfuriAl irs,.sich so the Gioi- Democrat
Ksnsas City. Mo.-The consPicu-
ous appearance in the Times, this morning.
Of an article rejecting severely upon L. 5.
Senator Vests moiives in urging the pas
cage of his Oklohom. bull, causes much
cowmen; in political circles here. - II
hss been generally suppo-ei that the Ti@ss
and Vest were on the no-i amicabie terms,
An evening paper hints that
A MISUNDERSTANDING HAS oCCUkkD,
and this Is really iru~, though OF con-
siderable more magnitude and imPor-
tance than might Ice suspected. IL
seems tina; the Washington correspond
eni OF the Tines. r. W. Ayrs.
incurrsi the displ-suse oil SENATOR Vest by
continually ,riexrsPhinx To his paper facts
calculated To seriously ininre senator Ia
GaIls, who va, then bring inv--;ig aie,i.
Ayre. SCENE 10 have got hold al some cie~,
ihst led him 10 l,eIi-ve that Vest ~. spec
uiating in Missouri, X snsss 4 Texas rail-
road stocks, upon information vouch-ai-.i
hmm by Jay Gould. La return for this
favor, IL i- silesed V--, was To work up the
Oklohoms bushes. nv which Gouii ex
peci- Ia reap fabulous sInol,Iment-. In
gals, Who il Gouids attorney, vas there
fore thrown with Vest . good deal, an.i
il said TO have induced him ,o mike .
tight On Avre-. the correspondent, who,
in the n.-sniiunr, hsd received a
si-nsie appointment. Tine result ~A-
that Ayres va r-m"s.i. Dr. NJ. Nun
ford, proprietor sn.! editor al the T-rs,
happened To be- IN Washington -Lcriiy
after the removal 81 Ayr--. .nd he iouA
occasion to hu-, We, up and r~iro,ct him
with having b-.rsy-d i,i- Ia. -,iiu-.c, bal.
in the Ayres c,-e sni in other in>I .,~--.
sE~AToR VEST RECEIVED hin
with On almost ins,Ienr degree III cooln
d.. Mnniori asked him why he hsd al
lowed Ayres Ia he ircApiiated.
Il arm under no otlig alton, To the Kan
rs C,ty T"aes," replied Vest. NOR To any
Id paper Wa elected on my merits.
The 7imas didn't supper, me at Jefferson
City l,s, winter, and don't feel called up
m TO do anything for il nov: and ~ for
Ibe-e newspaper correspondents here in
" sshington' they are = sei Of blsck mail
srs and liars, and !, for one. an, in favor Of
kicking them out Of the Capital, every
Dne Of them"
Or. Munford Vas completely taken
ab,ck,
What do you mean. sir" he. dem .nded,
by addressing such language TO me-
Mr.. Vest repeated what he had said, ad-
ling. With IN oath, that he he'd nothing 10
ask Of the newspapers or their id black.
mailing corresprn ieni-. and they need ex-
peci no fasors from him.
The scens that ensi-i wss . spirited
,ne. Nnnford reminded Vest that all be
sas had bern accomplished through the
lie reminded him that, |
hough he wss Uaited Stale. S-ns,or, nov. |
he time would come when he would Be !
'ery glad 10 have
TIE Favor OF THE MISSOURI PRES
Ind the press Al large. He accused dim Of
,eine habiIu ally drunk in Washington. OF
Il .nubbing his constituents, and Of be-
raging his friends b. currying William
Hyde's favor during the latter. visit to
" Arlington. Mumford's last words With /
Vest were, "You are a id dirty, migrate
al dog"
Had Vest not been greatly under the in |
1nence Of liquor At the time, it is probable
he meeting would have resulted in more |
han mere verbal DETERMINATIONS. II is
the policy Of the Times to
snife Vest whenever opportunity hereafter
presents iiself. The republication to-day
II the New York Head expose Of Vest
,ives color to this belief.