The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-07

man VINO was pieaulng TOT the rights
Of the people.
! DR.. Folmsbee is an enthusiastic and
able speaker and his remarks were
/ frequently interrupted by applause.
! At the conclusion of the speeches
Judge w. s. Shirk, chairman Of the
committee on credentials, offered his
report. The reading of the names Of
the delegates agreed upon was dis
pensed with, with the exception Of the
contested districts st. Louis. From
these districts the Grunde delegations
were accepted by the committee by a
vote OF 8 to 3. The report was adopt
ed without dissenting voice, the Fill
leyites having exhausted themselves
before the committee and given up
the fight. Mr.. Filley says he still
claims that his delegation was legiti-
mate but that he will submit without
any further fuss.
On motion the following committees
on permanent organization and order
OF business and resolutions were ap-
pointed:
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION AND Or
DER OF BUSINESS.
1st district, T. B. Jeffries, Of Scot
land county.
I'd district, j. HI. Tuna, of Linn
county
Sd district, W. I. Sullivan, OF
Worth county.
Attn district, Jas. T. Beach, of
NOdaway county.
9th district, w. H. Miller, of La
fayette county.
9th district, F. VI. Wilson, of Hick-
DRY county.
7th district, r. H. Mansfield, of
Montgomery county.
9Th district, John Sperry, of St.
Louis county.
9Th district, E. P. Fox, of ST. Louis
county.
10th district, A. McIlhany, of St.
Louis county.
18th district, H. E. Baker, OF St.
Louis county.
18th district, w. W. Cook, of Cass
county. g.
18th district, S. B. Abbott, of Green
county.
18th district, John A. Rhodes, of
Ozark county.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
/, F. M. Harrington, Lewis.
2, Louis Benicke, Sullivan.
3, A. Boregard, DeKalb.
4, 5. p. Huston, Platte.
), A. B. Logan, johnson.
6, j. P. Upton, Polk.
Z, j. G.. Kiscaten, Warren.
8, VIM. Swartzmeyer, ST. Louis.
9, A. G. Clover, St. Louis. !,
10, J. G. McGinnis, St. Louis.
IL, B. F. Russell, Usage.
II, c. II. Brown, st. Clair.
Is, G. III. Pardee, Stone.
II, Jas. Koeheor, Cape Giraideau.
Geo. D Reynolds of St. Louis NOV
ed that an executive committee of
two from each congressional district
and from the state at large be elected
and that chairman be elected for the
next two years. On motion the con- &
vention adjourned until s o'clock.
AT NIGHT. I
In the absence o. chairman Upton,
who was busy on the committee on
r es buttons. E. E. Kimball of Nevada
called the convention to order. The
chairman of the committee on per-
manent organization reported as fol-
lows, which was unanimously adopted
The committee on resolutions not
being ready to report motion to
suspend the rules and proceed to the
of candidates was lost.
A motion was carried to suspend
the rules and name the state central {
The following is the COM
mittee:
l, F. VI. HanustOn and s. G. Nc
Dowell.
2, w. D. Crandall and j. H. Tur-
ner.
8, James Love and A. Metz.
4, J. A. Price and ID. P. Dobbins. Z
), r. G.. CrOwell and Robert Taub-
man.
6, A. c. Widdecomb and G. H.
Wallace. L
~, C. S. F. Gallincamp and D. c. o
3ryson. :
s, Julius Notte and Gustave Ses-
'inghouse.
8, ID. p. Green and Matthew Cole.
10, Robert G. Allen and A. T.
Harlem.
18th, L. F. Parker and A. p.
7
18th, B. S. Thomas and o. ID. Aus q
in.
18th, G. H. Pardee and j. w. d
Iampson. $
18th, Geo. Allen and Daniel w.