The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
How Tie Appointment Of
Chauncy |. FiIley is
Taken in Sedaiia.
Eighteen Prominent Repuhli-
can Gentlemen Interview.
ed, and Their Opinion.
The Preference Of the Eighteen for
Local Postmaster Candidly
Expressed, and Otherwise.

morning tina; Caarncv J. t.llec. for a ,on.
time POS Inast.i al -. or'Is anG on OF
the ::l:.> p.omiI,n ami bts. known r-nuD-
lisaIo = Ni>sudr., and .ae count. ', had
been OF cicC the b gh position Of
postmaster general IN c~h Tie, {,
th. Arihara d.n:al>trai.c". / Wa
though. tina, r'iicx a. the opii.io =
aud feelings al DOR o-"1ie " 4 'ecar1. e.
tne appointment wnuli be o. lntrre>, :"
The readers IS tfe ?sZao 4 "t0UiIr"''
reg sgtcr al, :.s- 1a = ,onr'i> wI,n =. ,
lei pa. j>t G. tx, as Irg 4 nImD-I %.
III slD-: prom .i:nj %. tLD>c lPl.,ieInen 30
Tr-lC C4H-r I.lc l,Nl r!Icin timer. nc
ies. @n - tls man al T., ~ w:.s not onlv "a
learn ti.c mannC: :n " HIGH f.i.cS : sp,,..Ilt-
yit;., i taken bv ;hc more noted ~.Ga:Iau>
ga - party, hu, also {" gather. il r"s>ihie.
-,Iuc lutimation %, IN direction !n w'ics'
thtir !,r, ference l&v "a regard 10 IA"
heNj IncGnb>nt - to- p"-- o:ce here.
Tie nr>, yic-iin nus ,Ge muiitm az
,arvG >iaiwart,
IoaN LhNDE-.
lie was lc.nG ia III al al =, veyine
h., t',.ganI show ca>a> an;. l. : tinc stock -!
ic.ysiry. l. .inC IN t. Ulsu>r citing con
.i!i"D, he ltii All easy ,'Irv Ia the rcpcrt;.
Mr.. LanI.S. what ao Won think Of the
arpointinrni OF thaunoey |. Fiiiey a.
postmaster genera?
ooh. II sails nee we'll enough ! DOM
fhink il will -uit the EIo!s- H. ul"crL: very
well however What are vuu doing there.
with thai book. What kind of y >nau,
',a!S3
The reporter only smiled.
What do Won think as to the next in
crmbent OF the p,rStofiiee here"
Parker has done Will enough. am
satisfied with him"
''Bu, what is Your preference in that
Erection T.
ooh, have no particular preference
TINS ,hit,s is give away. III sign al
their petitions. don't think this is 4 fair
ching
IL reporter ambled away in search 81
nl- Sex. sufferer, whom be found ~ the
tlr1 National bank ia the person OF
coL A. u. JAYNE
Reporter Colonel wha, 10 you think
~ be appointment of Mr.. filIey 10 be-
r'~amaster-general? 2"
n"i Iaynes: "He hasn't been appoint
3 vet, has he -
IL porter well, that's ;us, what he
,4., or - good a. been. EIe will he
s~'l. Jaynes: II think Filicy il smart
--s"ugh TO make good po-tmss;er-gener-
a. That's all | want to say"
Reporter Would you have ANY oh
-ction 10 expressing your preference, il
Yea have any, for the position OF p;-tmas-
.ey IT Sedslia -
Col Javnes "No. | think Mr.. Par
s,r has made good postmaster, and |
scah b. glad to see him e-appointed."
Al this point the good natnre,i counie-
same Of thr accomplished cashier @! The
,enk,
IAMHsc &. THOMPSON
s--smt<l in the Immediate vicini,, @, the
f::boOman
Reporter: "Mr. Thompson, wha, is
snur opinion with regard 10 Chaun,ev |.
Ftlieys appointment a. Postmaster gener-
-, and who u your preference ior post
.r.sei.r at this point ?"
Mr.. Thompson Talk to some of the
'-ad- OF the bank. I'm very blsr.
go! haven't time 10 BE- interviewed"
Reporter Wed like L. have YOUR
'-0:ion about these thing. Mr. Tnomyson !
MIR. Thompson Yes, / know Bat
I'm haven't line. Talk 10 Mr.. New
.-rs. He's right In the back office here" |
The reporter accordingly pushed ON and
nG..red the sanctum sancturium Of the /
al money-sh"p, where
CYRUS hEwkIIK
81 rnthroncd i'm comfortable. chair. Hi !
-t1<-r:ion of the reripat.tic interviewer /
49, very gratifying L. that individual, (:
IA" Immediately applied IA, cork->crew !
The following effect: /
Reporter: Mr. Sewkirk, the HAzoo I
,lll publish tomorrow a sort oi iliulnin-
I'D chrome, as il were, of the opinions !
and impressions OF number Of the more
.r"minent republican gentlemen of Soda ]
"a, with regard to the appointment of Mr. !
s1llcy 10 the position of chic. of the postal ,
apartment Of the country-in other words, .
~ I--tmaster-general. Az Won are promi- |
lent IN the party here We would like 10 !
NOV what you think OF the appointment,
low does it strike you?"
Ar. Newkirk: IL think that Mr.. Filley !,
- valuable man in any political organ
alton. Any man who has been a. faith
ii TO his party AZ he ha4. shows himself |
=, ne possessed of the ability 20 manage
any business placed in his hands His
.Nhiic services ought TO De- rewarded by
:ae gift of some cfice not le-- than ID.
ne which has been rendered him"
Exporter: Who Is your preference for
'-o~tmaster here in Sedalia ?"
Mr.. Newkirk: MY preference is for
Mr.. Parker, from the fact that we have
violence Of his ability TO conduct tn.
: :tce satisfactorily 10 the people do not
think that the office can be improved by a
hsnge."
Alter this fuil and candid ex-
iTsssion on the par, OF the banker,
,'"thing more could be desired
nv the BAzoo emissarv: and that re son
~Se hetook himself immediately 10 the
flee OF the well known political and
: i;ysical stalwart,
COL. JOHN u. CRAWFORD
lhis Clever gentleman was seated bv the
e.nTe, Keeping Oft the rigors Of Indian