The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-05
ALL FOR THE TICKET.
The Chicago Ticket Endorsed by
the Original Hill News
papers.

/ S'"t' in'"uS was "uc'u tnc uivlSlDni
l in New York We're so serious as I
/ r nder difficult or doubtful of success.
!. the ex-President's election in Novem
I Der. This question has been full,
: and fairly Considered by the Gear.
headed men among Democracy lead
, ers and the verdict is unan;mpusly
| declared that Cleveland can b. and
, will be elected the twenty-.ourti
President of the Uui'ed States. Ia
this decision the Times cheer fully
and fully acquiesces.
Albany Times.
Ii ere will he no sulking over the
result at Chicago among the men
who have stood By the S.nat r from
New York with such loyalty and
determination. A twG-:hird vote of
the Nstionsl Democratic Convent. n
is obligatory and will be ratiii.d at
The bal b X by every loyal Demo-
Graf everywhere, and especially in the
stare of New York The Democracy
of NV York will do their full mea-
sure Of duy y.
5. ra-use News.
Bourke Cockran's pledge for Hills
followers and Tammsny will be faith
fully kept; no fear of that.
Whitehall Times
The Times was. with the dele cation
from New York, in Iavor Of the noni-
nation of David Il. Hill, because il
believed that his services to the party
during the past ten years hal entitled
him to the honor. he national con-
vention, which held in trust the inter.
es's o: every democrat in the country,
having decided in favor of another !
man, that man becomes the nominee
of every good and loyal democrat
throughout the country. The Times
will Re nder TO Grover Cleveland nos, !,
loyal, enthusiastic and continued sup
port. The friends of S,na:or Hill
throughout the state may also be de-
pended upon to support him loyalty /
and enerseticaily.
Rochester Unicn.
Tie overwhelming vote IF he other
states for Mr.. Cleveland. in face of
the fact that the delegation from his
own state was solid'y against him,
shows the determination of the de-
mocracy Of the country to fight the
bat lie Ut 1888 over gain on the tariff
as a paramount issue. To this EN-
phatic decision all democrats will
bow, and in giving it effect at tie
election all democrats will join.
Ge1eva Gazette:
The Gaz tie, On the other hand,
while as ardenily preferriug Hill as
its more peppery contemporary, has
printed nothing against Cleveland
hat it Is obliged to recall, apologize
for or explain. Ii can give him as
support as if he rad been its
first choice, and possibly support all
the m IRE effective for such reason. Z
: heneciady Gazette
The Hill democrat" ui be found
in The forefront battling for Cleveland
and Reform.
A m. terdsm Sentire.
Tsmmany his duty to perform. 1t
mus; supp r, the nomination of Gro
Yer Cleveland with loyalty and sim
,erity which will 10. admit of a SEM
vance of doubt That it will do this
s the belief of the Morning Sentinel.
Its faithful advocacy of the nnmiua-
lion ct Senator Hill all true democrats
will commend, and its cordial accep-
lance of the nomination Of ex Presi-
ient Cleveland will be spplauded.
There is no middle gr und to occupy
in this year of grace 1892.
Hartford Telegram.
Yesterday our preference was for
that unconquered aud uncomfortable
hero of the democratic voters Of New {
York, David Bennett Hill. To- lay
our duty lies in being loyalty true t.
the unanimous choice o. tie dem cracy [
Of the nation. As the Hartford Tele- I
gram his been an ardent and deter
mined supporter of the claims of Sem
ator Hill, while those claims were le- Y
Ultimate and honorable, so will the J
Hartford Telegram work faithfully ,
and earnestly in the interests of Grover
Cleveland and for the success of dem
,cratic principles, both in state and
rational issues, at the next November
elections.