The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

exercise his prerogative in the matter
of calling a special session Of the leg
islature.
Judge De Almond Of the Twelfth
congressional district represents in
congress 2S4, 161 people. He is bril-
liaut enough 10 properly represent
them, too.
There seems to be scarcity of re.
publican aspirants for the various state
offices? There are but few who de-
sire to be sacrificed on the altar Of
party patriotism.
Hon. ID. T. Killam. who represent.
ed Lincoln county in the last legisla-
ture, is out in an article in the Lin
coin County News favoring Hon.
Richard Dalton for governor.
Judge James Gibson Of Kansas
City, hes a great many friends
throughout the state who would like
TO 5, t him governor of the state. He
is one vi The most popular mea in the
dem cratic party, with record ALSO
lutely unspotted.
TIL. ST. Luis Mirror thinks the fol-
lowing are aspirauis For governor {:
Dalton, d ckery, Clardy, Claycomb,
IYsamao, Some, Gibson, Anderson,
McAfee and Shelby. For lieutenant
govern1r, the candidates stand in the
order rs named below: Pollard,
OMeara, Stone. Farris, Florea, Hall,
Weim,r, Clark, Seay, lutte and
Gibson.
Hon. r. F. Walker, private secre-
tary to Governor Francis, is receiving
enough fiattering comment from the
state press to give the other candi.
dates for attorney general consider.
able uneasiness. He is fairly in the
race now and both General Wood aud
Senator Sam Sparks are noting with
solicitude how trinity he is built fol
campaigning.
i For The position Of secretary OF the
democratic state central COMMITTEES
any number of patriots may be found
IAmopg those mentioned are John A.
Knott. editor of the Hannibal Jour-
nal, Will Smith of the ST. Louis GA
lYou Like 1t" and II. L. Gray O
ISturgeon, secretary of the senate and
clerk in the bureau of labor.
"Richard 7. Gentry, of Petti'
county is a candidate for the dem
cratic nomination for state treasurer,
saws the Nevada Democrat. "Mr
Gentry is we'll known, active young
democrat and spoken of in Favorable
terms. He has made one race and |
most creditable one, too, and that HI
will prove an aggressive candidate
,, may be expected. He purposes t.
make manly fight for the nomina
ton"
: The Moberly Democrat thinks tina
leyery merchant in Missouri is in
: debted to U. s. Hall for keepin.
down the alliance store, which expei
Hence has demonstrated to be disas
trous to both merchant and farmer
ANY merchant in the Second distric
who has not an excellent reason TO
supporting Mansur ought to pay wit
D his vote and influence the debt h
owes to the cool head of Farmer Hail
= Hon. Jno. B. Bseathitt, Chairman
{ of the Missouri railway commission
I will be a candidate to succeed him
e self, although he has not begun an.
\ systematic canvass. He is frequentl
+ in Sedalia and very popular with il
y people. He has served as membe
!. for six years and his record for ths
:. period is q good one. He is recol
). nizsd as the most efficient member q
the body and this will make it
formidable undertaking for any on
k to get inside his political pasture.
The Knox county Democrat says
'Richard T. Gentry, of Sedalia, VII
b made the race about eight years az
a for the Office of state treasurer
!. again q candidate for the Office. Dicl
8 as he is called do xn in his part of th
g state, is . tho. oughbred democrat
b and should he carry of the prize b
iv;ll mske q true and faithful officer