The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-15
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and several St. Louis delegates to the con-
vention were showed under"
Col. K HI. Hunt, of Kansas City, re-
publican candidate for mayor In the late
municipal election, is in the city.
Major III. r. w Hartwig, the newly
elected republican mayer of ST. Joseph, is
in the city. He is for "hsrmOny."
Cliff Saunders, of the Globe Democrat,
reached the city yesterday 10 aid Walter b.
Stevens in reporting the convention.
N. J. Chryster and w. j. Norman, of
Independence were gazers upon Inc struggle
for the supremacy in the political arena.
1t was through no fault OF the dele
gates from Jasper county that cog was
not put in the wheel of the convention.
Mr.. Louis Hammerslough, the far
famed clothing merchant of Kansas City,
whose name throughout the west, is
household world, is in attendace at the
convention.
Capt. J. III. Turner, editor and proprie-
tor of the Carrollton Record, and lone of
the finest" is a participant in the republi-
can love feast.
Alex Webb, special correspondent of
the st. Louis Republican, is here reporting
in excellent style the convention for 1.-THE
old reliable"
1t was generally observed that the best
looking and Drainiest men occupying seats
en- the stage of the opera house, belonged
to the press gang.
The GIobe-Democrat of Yesterday saws
"The Sedalia Press club has parlors at the
Jay Gould hotel, and an efficient reception
committee is on duty"
It. B. Bullene, ex-mayor of Kansas
City, and the head of the great firm of
Bullene, Moores d Emery, was one of the
notables in attendance at the convention.
From the evidence given before the
committee on credentials yesterday there
was some very dirty work In the conven-
lions which sent delegates TO the state
convention.
at is good days work." SAID a Van
Hornite TO his chief as the convention was
about to adjourn last night. Indeed it is"
said the great Van quisher of Filley, with
a beaming smile.
Ben. e. Eaton, associate editor of the
Kansas City Evening Star, and one Of the
smartest young journalists in the west, is
reporting the convention for that enter
prising paper.
"A country delegate remarked to a
BAzoo reporter that he had come to the
convention for The purpose of putting
down boss rule, and that he took his hat
and lit out when Filley went on to the
platform.
The summary manner in which G. HI.
Tandy, the colored orator was squelched
Yesterday Will doubtless serve to keep alive
81, -. = a ioh oil
lists 20 large degree among the colored
voters.
Several ladies occupied seats in the
family circle yesterday and listened 10 the |
silver-tongued oratory of Hon. JnO. 3. !
Henderson.
Yesterday while Judge Krum was in |
the chair, a delegate from the Eleventh |
district very courteousiy inquired OF the |
chair when the committee on credentials |
would meet? Immediately if not soon
er," said the presiding officer OF the con-
vention, very abruptly.
The visiting Journalists found the
latch string of the Jay Gould hotel out,
and the timely and kindly prOffer of Mes |
Sers. Devereaux and Lewman TO the par |
lors of that excellent b tel ,press headquar-
tiers during the convention, will be long re-
membered gratefully.
Yesterday while the committee on Gre
dentials was making up a report at the |
city hall there WAS considerable noise. The |
chair stated that there must be less noise |
and suggested as Judge krum was present
to take The spectators away and make them |
aspeech. Ii you want 10 clear the room /
let him make speech here" said one of
the committee ironically.
The election of Major William War
ner, OF Kansas City, as chairman OF the |
State Central committee of the republican
party of Missouri was one eminently iii 10
be made. As a Successful party leader,
an impassioned, magnetic speaker, having
the rare ability to sway assemblages 10 en-
thusiasm and feryor by his almost mage
power as an orator, and as shrewd, level
headed and sagacious man of the people,
ajor Warner has few rivals and no SUI
perIOr within the borders of this great
state. He will fill his responsible posi-
ton most creditably, and the BAzoo
doubts not that further honors d; the hands
of his party are in store for this distin-
guished gentleman.