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

St Louis, democrats at that, were anxious
for Marin aduke's defeat. The speech was
short but full Of thorns, though il had a
sudden c.,'lapse and fell st its close with a
dull thui on the convention.
Loud calls were made or Col. Dan
Murphy, of ST. Louis, but the chair
whacked his desk and called for the report
of the committee on credentials.
The committee on permanent organiZ,-
ton decided on General ID. p. Grier, of St.
Louis for permant chairman, and F. s.
Mott, of St Louis, for permanent secretary.
]. FL. Frame, of Clinton, g. w. Gains. OF
Macon, assistant secretaries Gus. Lohmsn,
of Jefferson City, door keeper.
The following committees were the n an
nounced:
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION AND ORDER OF
BUSINESS
First district. Brock, Macon.
Second district-Benj. 81. futile, Mon
roe.
Third district-A. L. Tomblin, Gentry.
Fourth district-E. J. Kellogg, Holt.
Fifth district-R. H. Hunt, Jackson.
Sixth district. r. Vance, Saline.
Seventh district-C. B. Covington, Pike.
Eighth district Arnold Beck, 81. Louis
Ninth district-Trusten p. Dyer, 81.
Louis.
Tenth disirict-H Manistree, st. Louis
Eleventh district-James +. Moore, La
clede.
Twelfth district-J. w. Wheeler, St
| Clair.
Thirteenth district-J.W. Lamson, New.
ton.
Fourteenth districts. s. Barnes, New
Madrid.
CREDENTIALS.
Flint Districts. w. Burch, Marion.
Second district-A. Griffin, Charlton.
Third district. II. MCGEE, Davies.
Fourth district-B. A. Dunn, Nodaway
Sixth district, Geo. II. Wallace, How
ard.
Seventh district-W o Forrest, Audrain.
Eigth district. Ii. Bischof, 81. Louis
Ninth district-A. B. Cole, ST. Louis.
Tenth district-C. K. Peck, Iron.
Eleventh district-E. P. Sankey, Dent.
Twelfth district-W. III. Page, Bates.
Thirteenth district-J. NJ. Hurley, Jas.
| per.
Fourteenth district. n. Davidson
Butler.
vIcE-PREsIDENTs.
First district. r. Musick, Adair.
Second district-E. H. Wauck, Monroe.
Third District. II. Witherby, DeKalb
Fourth district-M. McKillop. Atchison
Fifth district. w. Hill, Lafayette.
Sixth district Parker, Pettis.
Seventh district-A. j. Seay, franklin.
Eighth district-G. Sessinghaus, St
Louis.
Ninth district-Grale Campbell, St
Louis.
Tenth district-G A. W. Gem, st.
Eleventh district. W Dennison,
Twelfth district-C. L. Faunheiser, Gen.
ivsye
Thirteenth district-A II. Bash, Jasper
Fourteenth district-W. A. Lane, Howe
RESOLUTIONS
First district-David Wagner, Lewis.
Second district-Geo. Hall, Grundy.
Third district-J II Floyd, Cay.
Fourth district-Henry S. Kelley, An.
drew.
Fifth disrrict-R. 7. Van Horne, Jack
son.
Sixth district-Milo Blair, Pettis.
Seventh district-E. Q Gale, Franklin.
Eight district-H. NJ. Poland, ST. Louis
Ninth district-Jacob Klein, St. Louis.
Tenth district. c. Magginnis, st.
Louis.
Eleventh district-E. NJ. Clark, Gascon-
ade.
Twelfth district-W. J Terrell, Usage.
Thirteenth Districts. S. Kerr, Dallas
Fourteenth district-C. III. Chattee, New
Madrid.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
First district-A. F. Boulton, Lewis.
Second uistrict-Alex. w. Mullins,
Linn.
Third district j Fl. Frame, Clinton.
Fourth district Jas. L. Beach, Buch-
anan.
Fifth district-Wm. Warner, Jackson.
Sixth district Odin Guitar, Boone.
Seventh district-W. B. Adams-Mont-
gomery.
Eighth district -Henry Fenerbaugh, St.
Louis.
Ninth district-Geo. D. Reynolds, St.
Louis.
Tenth district C. A. Newcomb, Jeffer-
SON.
Eleventh district-C. A. Thompson,
Cole.
Twelfth district-R. c. McBeth, Henry.
Thirteenth district. NJ. Slaight, Jas
per.
Fourteenth district-Wm. Valentine,
Scott.
At little after the noon hour the con-
vention adjourned until 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon.
During the intermission much quiet work
was done by the representatives of the
greenback, labor, prohibition, woman suf-
frage parties in whooping up their end Of
the ticket.
Thatfh IL q mnnorel ME hald aafharinn