The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-18
TWO INTERVIEWS.
One with Major John N. Edwards
One with Hon. Waller
Young.

Major John \ Edwards, SO we'll kouwn
in this city and Throughout. the state, vas
IN st. Louis Friday morning en- route from
Washington TO St. Joseph TO resume his
editorial work on the Gazette of that city.
He was quite sverse to being interviewed
-but consented TO say 20 represent alive of
the Evening Chronicle:
81 think the democratic party has made
an egregious ass of itself by electing Car
Isle. Not that Carlisle is a bad man, but
he represents the south, and the south ought
! 10 keep quiet awhile. Since the election
the members have heard from their dis
tricts, and l believe If another ell, clion
were 20 te held tomorrow, Randall would
receive the speakership without opposi-
ton"
"what will be the effect Of Carlisle's
SUGGEST"
ave shall lose every doubtful state in
the union. The whole thing was in the in
ierest of Bill Morrison, but what's the use
OF making a campaign with a view TO Hill
uois? 1t has $1,000 republican majority
and it's all nonsense TO talk about carry
ing it."
"Who will be postmaster OF ST. Louis -
"Geo. w. Fishback. / think there is no
question of his appointment. Gresham Ia
vors him, and he has great influence with
President Arthur"
what does the location of the republi-
can convention at Chicago mean? ?"
why, il means Arthur and Lincoln.
Everybody in Washington conc des that
and il will make a strong ticket. Arthur
has been such q nnnentity that be has all
tsgonized nobody, and il Is believed he
can carry New York, while the soldier ele-
ment will rally TO Lincoln's support on
account of his name"
"Whom will the democrats nominate p,
samuel j. Tilden. They are slready
covering their retreat from Carlisle and
hedging at every opportunity. They will
now be united on 1iIden."
M ,jor Edwards leaves tonight for his
home in st. Joseph.
HON. WALLER YOUNG,
from Washington with Major Edwards this
morning, and registered at the Planters.
To Chronicle reporter he said:
81 went TO Abingdon, Virginia, to settle
up an estate, and Of cours- dropped in at
Washington on my return. / favored the
election of Randall, but / recognize in Car
Isle a gentleman who will accomplish
much good Tor the country. He has grea'
head and good heart, and is really full Of
patriotism. He will make Randall chair
man of the committee on appropriations |
and Morrison chairman of the committee |
of ways and means. But what wanted to |
say is that Carlisle will be elected United |
States senator from Kentucky next month
mark the prediction now. Kentucky only |
has one great statesman at a time, and il |
happens ic be Csrlisle's turn. Gen Will |
liams is good man, bul told him the |
legislature of his state would create va /
cancy in the speskership next month"
"How do the Missouri congressman shor |
up In congress"
"WelI, il is rather early to Judge of in
dividusl merits, but predict that Mr. Cos |
grove and Mr.. Dockery, who represent the |
largest agricultural interests of Missouri, |
will make the finest records. They are In |
Ielligent, hard working gentlemen, and can
not fail of success"
"How about Jim Burmese"
"Mr. Burnes will take care of himself;
and don't you forget it,"
Whom will the republicans nominate
rs presidential ticket ?"
Lincoln will have the second place,
sure, no matter who has the first place IL
nay be Arthur and it may be Blaine, but
rou can bet your pile on Lincoln getting
he second place. The team will be strong,
even with Arthur or Blaine"
Mr.. Young continues his homewsrd
Quincy tonight with Major Edwards. He
iays the general impression at Washington
s that George w. Fishback will be post
master at ST. Louis. Msjor McIinness ar
lived with these democratic statesmen, but
lenied having any interest in the postmas-