The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-01-21
Hon. Norman j. Coleman Makes
Telling Address This Norm
ing.
Conceived i'm Sin and Born of In
iquity are the MOnOpOliSis.
The Inequalities of Values Pre-
scented i'm a Manner That is at
Once Appreciable.

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sheep raiser, the dairy man the psrtie
interested 10 representatives at fair
are in Sedalia to-day in force. The
are in strong force. Sedali
to-day has the honor o. hold
ing within her limits the first cor
vening of delegates to talk over
the interests of that immense indus
try, the stockmen's of the state O
Missouri. Its importance can scarcely
be realized and the doings of thi
meeting are being looked to witt
eagerness all over the country
Some very important question:
will be acted upon anG
although politics will be entirely ia,
booed, the results of their conference
is bound to exercise a weighty infu-
ence. What is causing the low price
. of farm products, stock and such like
will be discussed and the conclusions
arrived at will prove doubtless pretty
interesting reading to some would be
candidates for high offices. This
morning the 22S delegates to
the Stockmen's convention had nearly
all arrived and the hotels had the
busy air and sceae that called to
mind metropolitan town.
Sicher's was headquarters and there,
Ex-Governor Morehouse, Abel Leo.
nard and Editor Longman of the
Rural World, the leading lights,
were constantly holding levees, largely
attended.
A preliminary meeting was held
In the circuit court room last night at
which an order of proceedings was ar
hanged for the convention. About
fifty of the delegates were present and
Gov. Morehouse was chosen chairman
with Mr.. Longman as secretary.
Owing to the expressed desire of
most of the parties present to attend
the meeting was made very
brief. A committee of seven was az
pointed consisting of Abel Leonard
of Saline, James Brooks of Carroll.
w. j. Bolts of Audrain, J. Smith of
Galloway, j. f. Davidson of Miami,
A. T. Morehouse of Nodaway and
George Longman of St. Louis, and ad. |
dopted the programme of procedure as
follows:
First-Abiel Leonard to call the
convention to order, read the call for |
the meeting and name the temporary
chairman.
standardization of a temporary
Third Appointing of a committee
OF five On credentials, to be named by
the chair.
Fourth-Appointing a committee
OF five on organization and order of
business, to be named by the chair.
Fifth-Appointing of committee on
"What is expected, said a promi.
1ent delegate to BAzoo reporter, to
De accomplished or at least measures
ooking that way to be started by this
Meeting is the formation of an ex-
'cutlve committee to keep track of
eglslation pertaining to the interests :
'fthe stockmen at large" I
1--WE propose, said be, to appoint G
every one of the fourteen congress I
onal districts of the state a man who Q
well up in each offs
ne several interests, cattle, a
orses, sheep, swine, dairy and the t
ar associations. From these four b
zen committees an executive board s.
I'LL be selected of probably seven .
ersons and it will be their bounden !
uty to be present at Jefferson CITY Il
hen any legislation is pending rele- Ct
ant to either of tie representa- We e.
z
At this convention, also said he. it o,
I'LL be the endeavor after a per- m
anent organization has been effected 81
arrange for a yearly meeting in 1t
sdalla on the third Wednesday of ~ ~
ch January of the association. This ii
ty is the most centrally located and &C
q most eligible in many ways in the m
ate and the citizens at this time 10
I've extended us a very cordial wei Pc Pc
me, which is appreciated, and DC
bich will not be forgotten. Oh
AT 10 o'clock this morning the bi
invention met in the criminal court
om with about 80 delegates pres R Rr
t. Abiel Leonard read a paper d,
,ich explained bow the call for the frc
INVENTION originated, and at its con. tn
lsion he named ex-Gov. Morehouse tn
temporary chairman. =; "a
On taking the chair. Mr.. More. "a