The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-16
RESOLUTION:

emily making service In the confederate
army, and disregard of qualification and
valuable service rendered 10 the state; the
test of democratic recognition
that this gives the life to their
professions of civil service reform, and
their accepting the result Of the war in
good faith, and that we call upon ali union
men of all parties and denomstioas to
Join with MS and rebuke such sections at the
polls.
The resolution, under the rules. went to
the committee on resolutions without de-
bate. At this point the
LOVELY BOUQUET
of George NJ Bane doomed up on the east,
and the owner of il tried to Introduce res.
olution, but il was sad failure and amid
much laughter the paper was sent to the Sec
retary's desk; by unanimous consent the res
olution was submitted to the convention.
1t is as follows:
Resolved, That the the chairman of the
convention is hereb- directed to transmit
to Hon. ]. g. Blaine the hearty eongrstu-
lations of the republicans of Missouri upon
the great republican victory in the state of
Maine; upon the unprecedented triumph at
home Of our presidential candidate where
he has lived for thirty years. A conclu-
siye answer by those who know him best to
the vile attacks made upon him by
his political enemies. The
resolution went through with a yell and
the telegram was sent to Mr.. Blaine.
DELEGATE
with 9 name as long as a telephone pole.
introduced resolution TO the effect that
the prohibition question be let severely
alone. 1t is needless to say that the gen
tleman halls from ST. Louis. 1t will be
ST en- by perusing the platform that not q
syllable upon the liquor question one way
or the other finds expression IN that docu-
ment.
IT Is GOOD LORD. GOOD DEVIL,
in this respect. The BAzoo reporter was
told by Gen. Odin Guitar that be was In
favor in the committee meeting of the in
PRODUCTION of q plank in the platform IA
voring q submission amendment, but the
question was ignored. At this stage of the
proceedings the wind organs were given
permission to blow and speeches we're made
by Dave Murrhy. Thurston P. Dyer, Judge
Gottschalk. J. Milton Turner, of ST. Louis,
Gen. B. NJ. Prentiss, Howard, and Judge
Forrest. Forrest,
STIRRED Up THE BOYS
at lively rate. The COM
mittee on resolutions made its
Report and the resolutions were adopted
unanimously.
THE PLATFORM.
Resolved, That we endorse the adminas-
& l.
wise, conservative and patriotic, as reflect
ing the best aims aud highest aspirations
OF the republican party; that we do most
heartily endorse the nomination of Jas.
G.. Blaine and John A. Logan, and We
pledge to them our cordial support at the
approaching election, and that we en-
dorse the platform adopted by the national
republican convention as embCdying the
principle oil progress, liberty, good gov
eminent and administrative reform. We
indict the Bourbon democracy of Miss Iuri
for persistently ignoring the union element
Of the state. While the republic an party
has obliterated every disability growing
out OF the rebellion, yet the democratic
party still insists In prosecuting men for
their loyalty, AMI in making service in the
war against the government a condition for
the important officer of the state, and for
senators and representatives in congress.
Against this policy We protest as An
INSULT TO UNION STATE,
and as an example wrought with democrat
ization TO the patriotism of the youth Of the
country in future time.
Also for their alliance with the protection
of the notorious and confessed banditti
whose presence in Missouri has driven i'm
migration from its borders and capital
from its industries; all these have been
most Extensively repeated in the nominal
ton of the present bourbon state ticket, at
the head OF which has been placed a man
whose only claim to notoriety was In his
conspicuous position in the army, recently
waging
WAR ON THE GOVERNMENT.
by which he was educated, therefore be it
Resolved, That We believe the time has
come in the history of the state of Missouri
when all good citizens, without regard to
past differences, should lay aside all party
prejudice and unite In wrestling the state
government from the hands of that party,
which, by repeated acts Of lswlessness and
misrule, has betrayed every trust confded
TO its keeping and has disgracei the fair
name of orr state at home and abroad
that we arraign the democratic party for
the present system OF leasing
the convict labor of our penitentiary,
as detrimental TO the interests of labor,
DEGRADING IN IFS TENDENCIES
and dem and that il be abolished.
Resolved, That all corporations created
by the people are subject 10 control by the
same power that created them.
Resolved, That some system should be
established to adjust all differences between
capital and labor, whenever they come in
conflict, so as to prevent long and injuri-
Gus strikes, which produce suffering among
laboring people.
Resolved, That the republican party is
now, as it has always been, in favor of
granting liberal aid to educate the youth
of the state and the establishment and
maiptainsnce of labor oureaus under the