The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-06-10

and so readily discounted.
As to his position in the canvass the
president said il vas sincerely outlined in
telegram which he had sent to Mr.. Blaine
Immediately on receipt OF the announce
ment of the conventions choice.
Senator Logan said his sentiments were
embodied in dispatch he sent to Senator
Culiom to-day Withdrawing in favor Of
Blaine and in a dispatch to Mr.. Blaine
this evening, which reads: 81 most heart
lily congratulate you on your nomination.
You will be elected"
KANSAS ON FIRE
Emporia. June 6.-Csnnons, bon6res,
bands of music and speech making chsrac-
terised the demonstration in this city last
night over the announcement that Blaine
had been nominated. AS another express
ed it, "Ksnsas is on fire for the Plumed
knig ht."
DEGREE OF sATIsFACTIOs.
Fort Scott, Kas., June Ex-senator Logan
and Mr. Arthur had many friends in this
part of Kansas, but the nomination of Mr..
Blaine has been received with degree Of
satisfaction and is arousing degree Of en-
thusiasm entirely unexpected among these
and the Blaine men are wild with delight.
BLAINE's THANKS.
Augusta, Me-, June ga great crowd
assembled tonight about Blaine's residence
and in few words he thanked his old
friends and neighbors then babe them good
night.
When Mr. Blaine received thei news he
was seated upon the lawn with his family
and friends He received congratulations
without any perceptible change Of manner
or appearance. This evening he telegraph
ed his couriesies 10 Arthur and Logan in
reply to their dispatches.
GOING TO ENTHUsE,
Kansas City, June 6.-The nomin alton
of James G. Blaine was received here with
great satisfaction by the republicans
Preparations are being mace for a rati6ca-
ton meeting on an extensive scale Monday
night.
RESOLVING.
Topeka, Kansas, June 6-At meeting
of the Blaine and Logan club tonight, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted and forwared to Hon. James g.
Blaine
Whereas, The National Republican
convention has this day nominated James
G. Blaine for president of the United
States therefore,
Resolved, By the Blaine and Logan club
of Shawnee county, Kas., that we do hereby
extend to him our congratulation as our
standard bearer In the coming great polIti-
cal contest, and that we do further congrat-
ulate the republican party of the state of
Kansas and the nation upon the wisdom of
their choice in the selection of the bold
est, bravest and most eminent
statesman of our country. To night the re
publfcans are enthusiastic. groups OF men
are on the street marching and cheering,
banners are flying, bands are playing. all
former preparations are forgotten, and ev-
cry republican is cheering for the nominees.
There will be grand ratification meeting
to- morrow night.
CHEER THE Pl-UAED KNIGHT.
Sterling, Kansas, June O. The nomi-
nation of the "plumed knight" was read
here with the widest enthusiasm. Bonfres
were lighted the band engaged, and fire.
works sent off in honor of the great event.
Speeches were made by Mayor Bond
Capt. Hancock and others; no presidential
candidate has ever created so much enthu-
sissm as James g. Blaine.
The nomination Of Gen. Logan for sec
ond place was also received with the wild.
est cheers.
GREAT GLADGESS.
Parsons, Kansas, jane 6.-The nomina-
ton of Blaine gives universal satisfaction
here. Great throngs of people crowd the
streets, rejoicing at the success of the man
from Maine.
GRAND DENOMINATION.
Newton, Kansas, June 6.-There is a
grand demonstration here tonight A
Blaine club was organized an ands are
PLAYING, csnnons booming and bond6res
burning, and there is general rejoicing over
Blaine's nomination.