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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-15
F|LLEY fL0OREO
The Van Horn LegionS Cap
ture the State Convention,
Bag and Baggage.
Boss Filley Resorts to His
Usual Shrewd Tactics,
but They Avail Him
Naught.
The Cry Ascends to High
Heaven for Harmony,
but There is No Har-
mony.
A Futile Meeting Called by the
Filleyites in the Interests
of "Unity."
Woods Opera House Throng-
ed With Spectators of the
Greatest Show on
Earth"
Turbulent Scenes Witnessed on
the Floor of the Tempest
Tossed Convention.
The "Big ~ to Go to the Chicago
Convention-Van Horn, Hen
derson, Prentiss and
Haven.
Turbulent Scenes Witnessed on
the Floor of the Tempest
Tossed Convention.
The "Big 4" to Go to the Chicago
Convention-Van Horn, Hem
derson, Prentiss and
Haven.
Mai. Warner ION Top"-Conven.
ton Proceedings in Detail
Minor Mention.

I. At daylight yesterday the streets were
alive with people and the hotel corridors
were like bee hives. Frank r. O'Neil, the
irrepressible Post-Dispatch man, said that
q ST. Louisan might imagine himself at
home, were he to see only the faces of the
crowd. Balm, Whitney, Krum, Hays,
Noble, Daily, Henderson, Metcalf, Fletcher,
Hudson, Rogers, Judy, Wherry, and others
were on hand as of wore.
A stalwart figure leaned over the counter
at the Merchants hotel about s o'clock,
and when the clerks eye had been caught
the following colloquy took place:
81 say, can you tell me where this hall is
that they are going to meet in?"
"Do you refer TO the harmony meeting in
Germania hall, sir :"
"Oh, harmony, be blank, blanked to
blank blankationl What in blank do |
want to know about the blankety blank
harmony meetingw
Hello! there's Lavender" exclaimed a
silk stocking who had been attracted by
the connection.
The J. Milton Turner convention was
the subject of some solicitude, bat when
Turner found that strong and dark Oppo
sition was organized to capture it, he de-
clsrt d he did not know there was to be any
such convention, nor where it was going to
be held. He explained that the enc object
of mis- party was to have both Filley and
Van Horn shelved. This was aftel he had
applied to the Van Horn committee for a
ticket of admission to the convention. and
didn't get it.
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The chairman declared that Messrs.
Prentiss and Ravens were elected. The
announcement was received with great ap-
plause.
On motion of Major Warner, of Kansas
City, Gen. John B. Henderson was elected
by reclamation and the conven-
ton went wild with applause, del
egates shouting themselves hoarse, throw.
inn hats and in otuer ways manifesting
their enthusiasm.
A delegate from the Eleventh district
had, previous to this action, moved that
Mr.. Filley be elected delegate at large by
acclsmation.
The chair decided that this motion was
out of order, and subsequently entertained
the nomination of John b. Henderson to
the position of delegate at large. The
delegates of the Eleventh district felt ag-
grieved at this sctson of the chair, and
gave notice that they considered the con-
vention disgrace to the party, and would,
withdraw.
Hon. Thomas {. Fletcher, of st. Louis,
G.. III. Brown, of Lamar, j. Milton Turner,
of S. Louis. and Judge David Wagner, of
Lewis county, were elected alternates by
acclamation.
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Nomination OF Delegates &c Chi
cagO.

At the close OF Gen. Guitars speech
Major VIM. Fl. Warner of Kan
sas City made brief and
eloquent speech nominating Col. Robert
T. Van Horn as one of the delegates to the
republican national convention. APP
plause.
His motion was eloquently seconded by
Gen. Prentiss.
A member from the Fourteenth district
said he would include in Major Warmers
motion the name of Hon. Chauncey /. Fill
ley. [ApplaUse and confusion.
After some moments of disorder the
questions was put as to the election of Col.
Van Horn as first delegate at large. The
motion prevailed by large majority.
Two or threee delegates
NOMINATED cHAUNCEY i. FILLEY.
DR.. Mclean nominated j. w. Wheeler, OF
ST. Louis, which name was received with
some Kisses. Hon. David Wagner was
nominated. Hon. John B. Henderson, was
nominated. Gen. Prentiss was nominated.
A dozen men were clamoring for recogni-
ton from the president. Hon.
Harrison E. Haven, of Greene
county was nominated. Hon. Ches-
ter III. Krum was nominated. e. III. Brown
of Barton county, was nominated. The
colored orator, ]. Milton Turner, was nom
mated. A colOred delegate arose and
pressed the claims of his colored friend
Mr.. Wheeler, Of ST. Louis. Again the name
was
RECEIVED WITH Kisses.
w. C. DaIlmeyer, of Jefferson City, was
nominated.
Msior Warner moved that the three addi.
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Permanent Organization.

The committee on permanent Organiza-
ton and order of business submitted its re-
port.
For permanent president of the conven-
ton, Gen. OdOn Guitar, and one vice pres
ident from each congressional district, as
follows:
First-E E Wilson, of Knox.
Second-W b Roger, Grundy.
Third-M Nj Campbell, Gentry.
FourIh-A c Dawes, Buchanan.
Fifth-H e Herman, Lafayette.
Sixth X Vance, Saline.
Seysnth-Jndge A II Seay, franklin.
Eighth-S III BOckerkamp, st. Louis.
Ninth-C Flley, ST. Louis.
Tenth-JOhn Kraus, St Louis.
Eleventh-A ) Long Phelps.
Twelfth-E E Kimba II, Vernon.
Thirt, enth-H f Haven, Greene.
Eourteenth-Peler Lamar, Cape Girard-
eau.
&c Broadwell, of ST. Louis, secretary.
w j Strong, of Jackson, and j w
Mott, of St. Louis, assistant secretaries.
Gen Guitar was conducted to the chair
and introduced by the retiring chairman,
Judge Krum, In few pertinent and COM
plimentary remarks. Gen. Guitar said he
felt there were many other members of the
convention who would better perform the
duties of the position. He said he would
preside impartially, knowing no factions
He counselled united and harmonious ac-
ton i'm the further proceedings
of the convention. His remarks were
continued at some length until
the convention showed signs of Impotence
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COL. VAN HORNS REMARKS.

After the desfening applause had some
what died away Col. Van Horn congratu-
lated the republicans of the state on this
large and harmonious meeting of the rep
resentatives of the republican party in the
state. He said that it so happened that
where the convention of 1882 was called he
was absent on the Pacific coast, and knew
nothing of the action of the convention.
He had accepted the position with the de-
termination to act for the very best inter
ests of the republican party. This deter
mination he had carried out to the very
best of his ability.
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adopted, but before the report was present.
ed several motions for a recess was made.
one OF which the chairman recognized and
put TO the house. Ii was impossible to de
termine whether the ayes or hayes prevail
ed but the chairman evidently thoroughly
disguised, announced a recess of two hours.
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Notes and Personals.

When they rallied round their "bosses,"
There was talk and there was wrangle,
And the wonder was, with yelling
Some one didn't almost strangle.
The day was quite chilly, but the con-
vention itself was 'red hot"
A number of ladies graced the assem-
bly, by their gracious presence.
JIM. E. Mosier, of California, Mo-,
was in the city aud had reserved seat at
the matinee.
The next state treasurer, Hon. Rich
ard T. Gentry, was an interested spectator
of the proceedings.
Yesterday and last night were quite
wintry, but it is very cold day indeed
when Col. Van Horn gets left.
The snow fell in big flakes last night
Concluded from Sixth Page.
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Temporary ORGANIZATION.

After concluding his Introductory re-
marks. the chairman stated that in accord
ance with custom, temporary chairman
and secretary had been selected by the
state committee. Fe then introduced
Judge Chester III. Krum as temporary
chairman. Judge Krum was received with
applause, and delivered a brief address
from manuscript.
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tional delegates to Chicago be voted for by
congressional districts carried.
Moved and carried that nominations be
closed.
A ST. Louis delegate moved to adjourn.
Lost.
The district delegations then began to
prepare their ballots for the election of
three delegates at large, to accompany
Col. Van Horn to the National Republican
convention.
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Concluded from Sixth Page.
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ensued, delegates clamoring to be heard,
the hoodlums in the gallery assistingsto
make all of the noise possible, and thor
oughly enjoying the scene, the chairman
rapping vigorously with his gavel, and re-
sounding above all the yell of the st. Louis
hoodlum.
A short lull in the racket finally occur
ring The chairman desired the convention
to come to order if possible.
A member of the committee on creden-
tials stated that there would be
A MAJORITY AND MINORITY REPORT
of the committee, but that if little time
could be given, q minority report could be
avoided and the interest OF harmony sub
served.
A motion was made that the report OF
the committee on resolutions be received.
There was a storm of ayes when the motion
WIS put, and the noes seemed equally as
loud. The chairman declared the motion
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6erSeTs, GrtdenbeB @efabI betn Eiepen Tledsn 5btF
ElUre Dor ben AugeH Ktebgr uub hRuIcfe S5mgrleu
TN appfg Hangd an GusbbnHung, selbes Gusfesgu
eer SaHt Hne her 4uSen Seitguffgtbeu, S6mertsr 10
Der BruR uub IN zen gIieeeEH, pL5Sli4E &HtgaaBns
bon 6tEe, Bremen bsB SLeti6gB.
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ftd mad esrisIbeu uad amerttG Ii6tsts
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@lutper4ttfen i'm 3ud5t8aufe

SoIiet, SQs., I. g!Gr3. - Der berii5s
tigte 8aubtt Trout R1ube, pElder otels
gIorottQtgu auf oem Gemtfen Bat uuo auf
2ebens3eit ms 3udTbau8 geidtdt Uur0e,
mudte bsute JSaGmtttag etueu 6eIperaten
QrQrifi auf ben 6iiIiawarOetn Dtlb6eu. mel
dlen er turd eiueu SdlEag nit etHem Sdiirs
ellen bcmuBhos 3u 8OOeu fredte. gg 3og
bonn nit ben Dorteu so babe ben @
John entIth nbgetbQH !" Elm gTOBes Refcr
nnS Derittte bem auf TIN eta0rtageubeu 9es
i1ugui6marter Vtaoosn etueH Sttd| In ben
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3cob, eiltgu bem gBdrter Al Siilfe, Il. 8Oab
Eatte Raube betuabe erpiirgt, ais SRlfSparS
betu @ar0iu eridten uu6 ROab etn3ubalteH
bafobG. Rarbe grtff barauf @arUtu on, uub
gleid) hcrauf uerIstte Der 8drter Rc 8onal0,
elm Sruber bes benu6tlo8 balisgeubeuSiilfs
norbeiHs, BEN Rdubar NIT stuem Gtod ets
ueu nuGtigsu Ste6 iiber ben Ropf tudbrsub
Gurbtu tbu burh etHeu SduB tn bic Sette
bertpun6ste un0 tbu 0oun on Der Eeble faBte
Er6 fsftbisIt. Der Pdrter gic0ouaIb bate
unterbeiieu Ietnsu 91sool0sr ge3ogeu, t5a
8aHbe an ben &opf geieBt uub brtdte ab.
Der ihmeraetrOffeue Rauber rpuroe tu's Sos
'pttal gebradt, mOhtu man aud ben gBars
betu UC3ouaIb bef0r6erte. Der 5hd0sl
oes gsBteren III 3eri6mettert II. feline 8uu6e
uHbCbtugt t06tlt6. GauSe lag lauge Belt
bspEbtIo8 barutebsr. ais ct lUieber 3u fit
fam, ia8te er : SO bin SeiuS Gbrtitus uuO
uurbe atgei4tdt, nm ete Gr0e BON ieuem
aTauionsn gEorbetu III befreteu. Sd CLAUDE,
Id babe Gs get6au. SD babe etne Blutpur
out uetuem gaH3en gBeae In 6teies 9efdng'
ntB 3uriidgelafeu uuO ihoH ueuu 0iuner
get06tet. Dieter tf metu 3ebuter." 6aIfss
Uarbetn @arbtu erfldrt, ole Sur1, psiAe
Raube tR'8 3udtbau8 ibtdte, aufGtt tbH
3um 30be ~ Oerurtbetleu, Ist fur UlcDO
uaIb's Eob 0erautDertltd Die iibrtgeu
Strdiltnae oerbteIteu. fth pdbrenS 6es aHfre
aEnben aampfes muItsrbaft uHs tetner BON
tbuRn uadte 0tene, 6gm BauSiteu 8etRaHb
III lriiter.
Solicit. Sus.. 3. U2drs. - 90 ertRtrt
jest ausitdt, baB RcDcHalb iODObI, mte
Raube geusieu merben. 2eBterer duBert
Ssoausru oariiber, baB e3 t5m utht gelaHg,
glc0ouaIb auf Der 5tsqe 3u t0btsa.
So 8sitsre 8spsfaep-Febs UIsrts Sstte!
8ap Gitg, gItd., 8. Eebruar. 1880
Sd IsHe 70 fir meiue Baitt az, Sbnfn et1e
Gupfeblung 3u1ueuoeu, bamtt 4as, bic tr'
geub melheu 3mstiI baben, oh 4SopteuS
Btuersr" ant tit ober ut6t, bauoH prOfitireu
mDggu. SD babe ielbf GuagetaHoeH, oaB
sr augsneiue S6pd4e uuo IaDgr0aultA'
iett turirt, baB RFroenigfem fartt, uHo
ueuss gebsn To ben 90rpsr brtngt. Sd eHls
pfebIe bic gte0tsin uetaeu Patteuteu auf'5
gR6rmiie. Or. u, BrRtt.
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I&eiuige i'd biermtt, SaB gurfebsnbes oa5rbeitsssz
trtusr gus;ige aus ben GuStpstisn Der .,SaErprr
6irepSnfuranCGs Co." bon Ge!pz gcrt; ,@Ien'B
6auS SniMrnncesGC." bru gIsS's 6auB, R.s9.;
,,Rsrdants' SniuTaHcss &c." bon geiuart, 8.ss5.;;
Ser. Gtaaien Sptis ftr Zion 6iresSafarancer
Go. BON epuhpn, GugIGHS; ,Eraeers' JHfuraneea
Co." ben GBtcago, S1s., unb Hss Ser. Staten
SroeisrB her epnepH uHs &rppiHcEaE 6frssSn
SurancestgO." bon arnbcH, GuBLaue. bis sum 81
Sea- 1888, ME fe tn tisfsm 9spartsment siusersi6t
pprten, fTnS, Ssfff O.. SineB,
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Barta, I. Wdr3. - Die Rahrtat uod
Ter 8eQuletgunq ErGpct'tH'S befEdttgt fidj
Mot tOf mtr6 RropOtttn infoLye ieines ftt
fettg OtridIEmmern6sn geiauoEeit3}uflH
be8 pabitetuItd bonn &latrUcEr @,fiHg'
ntfe mad Dem Suoeu 6sautretd'8 Bebrant
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