The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-25

htchiSOn. MI. Jones says the people OF
his county, almost as a unit, want to cut
loose from Buchanan county.
Mr.. Thompson, OF Clay, wants his county
to remain with Jackson, although he does
not claim to represent the will of the ma
jority of the people.
SUITS THEM ALSO.
Frank Merrvman, of St. Louis, saws the
three ~. Louis districts, as put up by Seaa-
tor Heaston, suit the st. Louis delegation
exactly, that gentleman having consulted
the St. Louis delegation before making up
his plan.
1T Is not RIGHT.
Mr.. Dale, Of Cass, was entertaining a
crowd at the City hotel last night with hi.
views He says he does not consider gerry
wandering as right, and believes that any
honest supreme court would set aside the
work OF legislature which gerrymapdered
a state should the matter be properly
brought before them at least he would do
50 were ne on the supreme bench.
MCGRATH S,luELCHEp.
Secretary of State McCirath saws hi, plan
has been suppressed and that he merely
got II up To agitare the question and pro-
woke discussion.
LET THEM SUIT THEMSELVES.
Dan Wray, OF Morgan, saws the boys
can redistrict To- suit themselves III thew
will form district out OF the counties of
Cole, Moniteau. Galloway and Morgan for
him. He says he was raised in &c. stud
ied law in Monitean, lives in Morsn and
his wife is related to everybody in Gala
way, and hs think, Ee would stand a good
shsw for carrying things
WOULD LIKE TO FIX 1T.
Howard Parker, of Lincoln, would like
to- tix up adistrict i'm which he could sue
coed, and II prospects were favorable he
may ne safely counted as i'm the field for
congress. There is nothing like aiming
high.
OF COURSE, YES.
The citizens of Cole are ready to endorse
Senator Heasten's bill or any other which
will separate them IRON Pettis county, the
people oi which they regard as mortal en-
enieS.
ALL RETIRED.
The visiting statesmen have nearly all
retired from the field, and MANY Of the state
senators went to st. Louis yesterday to re-
main over Sunday.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
There was a joint democratic caucus
yesterday afternoon. In the absence of
Gov. Campbell, who is the chairman, Mr..
Anthony, OF Nodaway, was elected chair
man pro TEN. The committee on rules
submitted their report, which was adopted.
No other business coming up, the caucus
adjourned.
Immediately after the adjournment Of
the caucus, the committee had a meeting,
but transacted no business.
HOUSE.
The house was called to order, Speaker
Bashaw in the chair.
PRAYER by the chaplain, Rev. Barrett.
Chief Clerk Hannsy proceeded to read
the journal Of Friday
motion TO dispense with the reading
oil the journal was voted down.
Mr.. Carleton, from a special com nittee
10 report what clerks were necessary fer
the extra session, reported the following
As necessary:
One minute clerk, two rough iournai
clerks, one resolution clerk, one stationery
clerk, two copying clerks, two smooth
copying clerks, one clerk for the commit
tee on accounts, one night watehnan, one
messenger, five pages, aud four employees,
to be employed by the doorkeeper.
Mr. Mc(iinnis offered an amend mep, To
strike out two wherever it occurred. and
insert one.
Mr.. Cranner, one of the com mittee. said
there had been the fullest investigation of
the natter, and NO useless clerks had been
mentioned.
MIR. Carleton also defended the report of
the committee and opposed the amendment
offered by Mr.. McGinnis.
Mr.. Wood, OF Clark, as a member of
the committee that prepared, the report
was also in favor of its adoption. He
stated that Mr.. Csx, who was well posted
had indicated that the report called for No
more than were necessary.
Mr. Cox said that there was evidently
some mistake about the matter, as he had
only stated that if the chief clerk asked for
that number he would perhaps vote for the
report.
The roll was called on the amend
and it was lost. Ayes 80, noes 20.
The report OF the committee was then
adopted.
Leave OF absence until Monday was
granted to Messrs. Frazier, McManus.
Nagle. Bigger and Reynolds.
Mr.. Carleton offered resolution pro-
viding for the appointment of committee
OF three to draft appropriate resolutions
on the death Of Mr.. Harkey, of Dunklin
county, which was adopted.
Mr.. Parker offered q resolution for the
appointment of a similar committee to
prepare resolutions on the death of Mr.
Priest, Of Rails, which was adopted.
Mr.. Dawson introduced house bill No.
i, entitled, "An act to appropriate money
to defray the expenses Of the extra session
OF the thirty general assembly"
The chair announced the following COM
mittees
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