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

its lsbers at two o'clock this morning, and
voted 10 admit the Mshone de.eg stiUr
from Virginis.
In the Fourth Maryland district, the
sitting members, X. w. Jordan and III. w
Rogers, both for Blaine, were seated.
In the Sixth New York, John J
O'Brien and Jno. HI. Brady were seated.
In the Ninteenth New York, James
Lamb and Henry Hauk were seated.
In the Twenty-6rst Pennsylvania, ]. E.
Sayers was admitted.
In the Twenty-second Pennsylvania
Chris. L. Mayer and William Flynn were
admitted.
The Tennessee contest was held over for
action until this a. m.
BLAINE's TACTICS.
1t is reported the Blaine mansgers have
resolved to endeavor to bre Ak the policy of
delay heretofore pursued by the Arthur.
Edmunds managers and push matters to 8
conclusion. While fighting stoutly in the
committees they will content themselves
With that and not invite resistance in open
convention. This seems to be their best
plan. They also hope TO defeat the indie
pendents by inducing the Arthur men who
are opposed to dark horses, to come Ia
Blaine on some late ballot.
GEN. SHERMAN RECoNsIDERs
Col. n. A. p. Reed, of the Gers
tralia Sentinel said to representative
Of the Associated Press this morning all
this talk about General Sherman not being
a candidate is humbug. Col. S. NJ. Dayton
of Cincinnati, who was his staff officer, is in
the city and has been circulating extern
sively among the members of the Iowa
Legion of whom there are great numbers in
the city.
Col. Dayton said knew that Gen. Sher
man has never penned any such dispatch,
as il was rnmored he had done, saving that
ne would not serve as president of the
United States even though he was nomi
mated. The position is this: Gen. Sherman
/ has
/ ATTAINED THE HIGHEST HoNoRs
which can be bestowed upon any man
by the American people. He is aware
OF thi~. On the contrary John Sherman
while he has great hOnOrs bestowed upon
him, has seen honor beyond and above
those which he has enjoyed. As long IL
John Sherman WAS i'm the field or rather
until he had reached the fruition of his
ambition. his brother, the general
would not allow even by implication his
name TO be presented used or
whispered. Now il Is certain that
John Sherman does not stand the slightest
show of being more than mentioned in this
convention. At this juncture the friends
OF General Sherman are In no ways an
tagonizing the interests OF his brother
John Sherman when they say If the Amer
lean people see fit 10
HONOR W. TBCUN>EH SHERMAN
as a candidate for the nomination of presi
dent of the United States he will not de.
cline the honor, now mind, continued Col
Dayton, Gen. Sherman is not seeking the
nomination, but Ia is friends have been as
sured that large number of delegates will
support him in case it is known that be
would not decline.
LHE OREGON ELECTION.
Private dispatches received by the Or
egon delegation here show that the repub
licans have fifIy-two of the ninety member:
of the legislature. The senate is rrpubli
cans have fsur majority. the house is re
publican by ten majority. The republicau
majority on representative In congress j:
reported by the chairman OF the State re.
publican COMMITTEE in telegram to the
department at fully 800.
WHAT THEY SAY IN WASHINGTON.
Washington ID. c. June 9Th,
bulletin announcing the purport of re-
publican platform relstive to tariff
adopted at Chicago created more iniere>
among members, of the house than any
other thing TO day.
Mr.. Hewitt of New York says the actor
OF the republicans means that they wan,
to humbug the people they tell the work.
ins man that re is TO have more prote ciiOr
and the business man that the obstacles ,r
trade will be removed. / knew they woul,:
declare for revision of the tariff TIE
gentlemen of the ways and means com.
mittee "had better GO TO work and 90
something now"
Mr.. Carlisle said the action of the con.
vention was a complete straddle OF the
question.
Mr.. Springer charac,erizes The action as
piece OF political iugglery to catch ali
classes of voters.
Mr.. Hiscock says it means an increase of
duty.
Messrs. Miller & Jones of Arkansas, saw
the republicans are begging the question
Mr.. Mills continn"s, at is lie, 1 hope
TO the Lord We will say something this
time that will not mean a lie"
Mr.. Eaton says: OF course they want
a revision, they did not favor the Nor
rison bill did they?
MIR. Herbert says: expected this. We
have lost cur golden opportunity. The &c
ton that they have taken is, however,
nothing bur dodge.
Mr.. Blount considered the tariff pl,nk
complete dodge"
Judge Kelley saws the plank means a
revisions of the prohibitory feature of the
present tariff.
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