The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-01

Its object was plaiD-it being to shut on
the prohibition resolution.
McMichaeI, of Plaitsburg, rushed dowI
the aisle and fnriouslv called on the chair
man. He is the champion of
THE PROHIBITION RESOLUTION,
and saw the object OF the move
Such confusion existed that the chair.
man could do nothing. Wells, boot.
and groans filled tie air and made
a disgraceful scene Still there were
a patriot whose looks and acts proved he
was not a prohibirionisl would get fl some
witty demand or expression inspired by
liquor.
I Finally the RESTITUTION Was PASSED by a
rousing maj srity, and again silence reigned
for the space of minute, when
/ RoI>TEROUs AND BiBrLorS MEMBER
! moved To adjourn. He was hooied AT, but
! he wanted 10 get down town and stood his
ground like hero More commission fol-
lowed until a second time the motion to
/ adjourn was put and carried. and the con-
veDtion at l2:l5 adjourned until o'clock.
! Col. John +. Philips, Sedalia's old and
honored townsman, will be permanent
chairman. This has been definitely settled
on.
The tight between Sherwood and Martin.
: for supreme jnGge, is hot and bitter.
! Harding for railroad commissioner. will
have walk-away.
Shannon is hard pressed by Yeaman Tor
stale superintendent of schools, and the
indications are that every candidate will
be holly supported, and die only i'm the
ditch.
Every delegation is full, and the town
also.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
Special {" the Bazco,
JEFFERSON CITY, Jnly %, 30 D. M.
The convention did not assemble
promptly al the hour Ia which it adjourn
ed, owing TO the delay caused by the heat
and the fixing mp of resolutions.
White shirts took the place of coats. and
fans waved like palms. Ii was hot in Two
senses-physically and politically. There
was race between the two. Everybody
stripped for double fray, which was
upon them. The members are bnsy gerry
Wandering. The political wires are pulled
vigorously, and big fight is expected.
A call for speech from Charles Man
sur was voted down. The gavel has just
sounded and a call made for a report from
the committee on credentials. but ii was
not ready.
Iells we're made for Henry Clay Dean 10
speak and
PANDENONIUM REIGNED
Motions to adjourn TO take a recess and 10
proceed with business were voted down.
while the cry for Dean shook the building,
but he came not.
Then shouts for Don Morrison followed.
Some hooted, and others yelled for him.
aud thus the storm voice went surging on
i'm tremendous volume.
Morrison came forward amid a storm Of
applause, and made speech which ere
ated the widest applause and laughter
He scured the democrats, greenbackers and
radicals, and said he was not so modest a
democrat as Dean. Here he lerked of his
coat and the convention went wild Hats
were thrown up, and. If possible, the storm
of applause swelled greater and wilder
The scene is indeScribabie Men grew
wild and lost control of themselves. The
speaker
WENT FOR PROHIBITION TERRIBLY,
and advised democrats to slay il AT once
He spoke at length.
The committee on credentials stopped
the speech by coming in With their report
The reading was dispensed with.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton reported Jno +. Philips for perma-
nent president and Nat. Dryden for >ecre-
,ary. ID. III. Shields. Il ID Willis and NJ.
W. Hough were elected as assistants. The
report on order OF business was adopted
This H. a victory for Criitenden. a.
Philips is a strong Crittenden man 4 |
committee of three was appointed TO in
form Philips and he is now speaking.
The following is the new state central
First district H. Shields. of Marion
county.
Second district Henry A. Newman, Of
Randolph county.
Third district +. Thomas. of Gentry
county.
Fourth district-A Z. MorehonSe, of
NoIaway county.
Fifth district-R. T.. Cowan, of Jackson
county.
Sixth district-John s. Elliott, of Coop :
er county.
Seventh district-D. A. Ball, of Pike !.
Eighth dis,rict-E. A. Noonan. of II. :
Louis.
Ninth district-D. X. Lancaster. of ~. /
Louis.
Tenth district-Jasper Burks, of 81 !
Francois county. ,
Eleventh district-Sam Mosby, OF Ma I
ries county.
Twelfth district =. Halion, of Ce- .
dar county.
Thirteenth district-John O'Day, of !
Greene county.
Fourteenth district-C. &. Stokes. of Ce-
iar county.
FIFTH DISPATCH.
spe ial TO the Bazoo.
JEFFERSON CITY, July, %, $40 p. IN.
The nominations will not he completed
before the night session.
Sherwood will probably he nominated
On teh first ballot.