The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-17
THEY ace WITH US.
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United States has established as a
Office secretary of agriculture which
action we heartily approve; and,
Whereas, the Honorable j. NJ.
Rusk occupies that distinguished posi-
ton in the present administrator,
and has been faithful, and cautious,
and diligent in consulting the best in
terests of the farmers; therefore be it
Resolved, that he is entitled to and
has the approval and thanks Of this
the eleventh annual session of the
National Farmers Congress of the
United States 10 convention assembled
in the city of Sedalia, Missouri.
TRUSTS AND COMBINATIONS.
Absolute sovereignty abides with
the people and in their hands lies the
power through the ballot box and
legislative bodies, to 30 restrain, also
control all trusts, combinations and
monopolies. that they shall work no
harm to the people. TO this benefi-
cent end We earnestly Command the
efforts of all intelligent voters.
Adopted.
Resolutions were introduced and
adopted, thanking the local and en-
eral press tor courtesies extended : the
Flambeau club and the SedalIa Rifles,
the citizens of Sedalia and of Missouri,
and especially the Commercial club
of the city, for the royal welcome ex-
tended the delegates Judge Metsker.
of the electric r.ilway line d Mr..
Hotchkiss, of the Associated Press.
Judge Cowgirl. of Caldwell
county. Mo-, lie attending the congress.
William BalIinger, Gov. Francis
stenograper, is reporting the congress.
j. M. Kelley, of Macedonia,
Iowa, is Secretary Clayton's efficient
assistant.
Lon Luther, editor of the La
monte Record, is taking in the
Congress.
1t is one of the biggest and most
important meetings that has ever as
sembled in Sedalia.
w. A. johnson. of Butler, is one
of the repres. NATIVE citizens attend
ing the convention.
james NJ. Mcclellan, Esq, Of
Troy, Mo-, is in Sedalia, attending
the Farmers Congress.
The Sedalia rifles and the Soda
liza hambeau club will make a gor-
gous display tonight along Ohio
street.
w. B. Bronaugh, of Lewis
Station, Henry county, arrived this
morning and is minglirg among the
farmers.
Major j NJ Ryals, of the Georgia
delegation, is quite prominent man
in his state and is member of the
legislature.
j. P. Bawdish, a delegate from
Marion, Iowa, was a member of the
18th and 18th general assemblies of
that state.
Hon. j. G.. Roberts, of Cooper
county, an ex-member of the legis-
iature is attending the National Farm
ers' Congres'.
The venerable father of Governor
David r. Francis, who resides in st.
Louis, has been a visitor in Sedalia
during the congress.
C. w. Hallar, of Independence,
Mo, and one of jackson couniys
best citizens, is here in attendance at
tie Farmers' congress.
Hon. C. C. Bell, of Boonville,
was in town this morning, mixing
among the farmers from the four
quarters of the compass.
Representative Davidson, of
Marion county, came in on the morn.
ing train. He is one of the level
headed men of Missouri.
j. G. Blake, representing Cole
mans Rural World, and H. D. Stops,
representing The Monitor, St. Louis.
are reporting the congress.
H. N. Engle, of Marriott, Pa, is
engaged in several occupations, being
a farmer, fruit grower, and dairyman.
This is his frat visit to Missouri.
"A large number of packages of
seeds from the Colorado agricultural
college were received this morning
and distributed among the delegates.
Committee on finance: Col A P
Forsythe, Kansas John W Kelley,
Iowa; NJ n Philips, Georgia; Ol
Hardman, West Virginia j A Cum
ningham, Illinois.
The eastern delegates are anxious