The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-29


The election of ten delegates 10 the city
convention being next in order, quite Q
discussion arose - TO how they should b
chosen.
Finally the motion Of M. Henoch, "a
select by viva voce vote waa carried and
the following gentlemen were placed in
nomination and elected:
J.P. Selsor. Peter X. Myers, Rod G.Ilie,
Henry Kno, ii, Jo-eph lice, Isaac Wolf,
E. q. Cassidy, John A. Lacy, Thos. ShIr.
ley and Pat Mead.
For central committeeman the names Oi
Col. Hoy, J. A. Lacy. NJ. Henoch and
Samuel Richie we're presented, bit all de-
clined in favor of Mr.. Richie. whose uoni.
nation was made unanimous
The business Of the evening being over,
the meeting adjourned.
SECOND WARD.
Tom. ID. OUR, the committeeman for
this wsrd, c,lIed The convention 10 order o,
eight O'Clock promptly, and announced the
object of the meeting.
Alderman Fernald moved The bomina.
tiou of Gen. Van Pslten for chairman.
Carried.
Martin O'R,ley moved that Tom Quio
be made secretary of the meeting.
Willism Hill, O~en Harrison, J.. b. Van
Petten. Thos. ID. Quiu and Cru. liood.
rick were put in non insticn for alderman.
Gen. Van Petten, Thos. ID. Quin AID Cirrus
Goot' fick declined.
Mr.. Hill eaid: 81 have served YOU for
four YEAR,, and think should he allowed
to take rest. but i an nominated will
do best cen = serve nv constitu cnts
of the Sc. ond ward"
AS Fernald and Martin O'Rilsy we're
app ointed tellers.
After the vote Vas taken one Of the tel.
lers said he thought there had been come
bogus yOting-,hst they had failed to take
tie vote in their hand and the result, he
thought, was that numerous voting " had
been done.
The chair said that as the matter Vas in
that condition he suggested the ballot be
declared Of
John OKeefe said he did not think there
had been any illegal voting, and be
thought the ballot vas all right.
Martin Hsney moved that inssmuch a.
there we're only two cSndidates, the
house should divide and decide in tha, vay.
William Hill, one Of the candidates, cup
ported the motion, end said that Wa the
at way to settle il.
1t WAS finally decided tina. the bslio,
Was ell right.
The bsilot resulted a. fo'lows:
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Owen Harrison Wxs declared the nomi-
nee OF the democracy of the ward for alder.
man.
The following named gentlemen were
elected a. delegates 10 the CITY convention:
Mike Maroney. T. D Qaiu, Pat SIaven,
Dennis Golden, Mike whalen, W. &. Baker
Ind E Maroney.
T. d. Quiu was selected ~ ward com
for the ensuing year.
After q few congrstu,atory words from
len. Van Petieu, the convention Cd.
burned.
THIRD wAhD.
The democracy of this ward met at the |
tore Of J. b. Bryson, in East Sedalia. . |
arge attendance being present. The meet
ng Was called to order by w. J. Msnker,
rho made motion that DIR. Kirg &C; %
bairmsn. Carried.
Go motion, W. X Thomas was elected |
Mr.. Marker moved the following order |
{ business:
]. Nomination of alderman.
2. Appointing delegates 70 the city con-
ention.
8. Appointing committeeman.
Motion seconded and carried.
Mr.. JOSIAH Blocher nominated J. B.
'ickman for alderman. and compli0ented
i'm on his past record.
No other nominations being made, Mr..
lick msn wss nominated.
The appointing of seven delegates to ct.
nd the city convention wse next in order.
Mr.. G. p. B. Jackson moved that the
ames OF delegates Be presented before the
invention for eclectic D, and that the. pro.
ed TO ballot, the seven names receiving
le highest number Of votes to be declared
,e delegates. Carrie}.
The following Nance were presented for
.legates: !,
VI. T. Baum, Adam I'tel, N. N. Lsmp-
n, B. H. Ingram. Prof. Caldwell. c. n.
White, c. N. A. Chsney. Jerry Buckley,
J. Egsleston. J. K Yester.
/. V. Sweet. Robert Morton, W. r.
homas, Daniel Grow, John W. Conner,
,sish Blocher. i
The chair appointed w. d. Steele and
J. Esslsston tellers. Il
The ballot resulted il the sleetiea q B. &