The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-28

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AlIdredge, of Moniteau county, snd
Mr. A. Harris. of Oregon county,
were nominated for lieutenant-gOv.
ernor. j. A. B yd, of Pettis county,
who was also nominated for this Office,
declined. Sin all modesty," to contest
for second place on the ticket.
Captain Alldredge, who was alb.
sent from the room when nominated
tor lieutenant governor upon return.
ing, promptly and empbatically de-
clined to be q candidate for this or
any other office.
Nominations were closed, and the
C invention proceeded to ballot by
counties for Williams, Harris and
Askew-the only remaining candi.
dates.
The nomination of George w.
Williams was made unanimous. He
was called tor and made a brief res
pouse of thanks to the convention.
Nomination for secretary Of state
then followed.
David b. Page, formerly of Henry
county, now of Kansas City,
was paced in nomination. HIS
nsme was the only one placed before
the convention aud he was nominated
by reclamation.
For state auditor. d. B. Higgins, of
Pl-tte county and j. b. Dimes, editor
Of The Monitor" St. Louis, were
placed before the convention. The
name of Mr.. Higgins was Withdrawn.
and the nomination Of Mr.. Dimes was
made by acclsmarion.
For state treasurer, d. n. Thomp.
IN. of Butler, Baies, county. noni
mated by scclamsiion. Mr.. Thomp.
son is a banker, but has been iienti.
fled, with the greenbs ok, alliance snd
peoples party movements for many
years.
For attorney-general, John W. Lon
don, of Macon, was named. but h.
promptly declined, saying that, under
no circumstances, could he accept tht
nomination. Almus Harrington, oil
Springfield, wss named; also W. o
Atkinson, OF Bates county. 1t being
announced that Mr. Harrington would
not accept the nomination, his nam
was Withdrawn. Nomination for at.
torney-general was temporarily defer
red.
For railroad commissioner, Fremont
Lamb, of Worth county, was named
and declined.
John O'Herrin, of Texas county,
and S. F. Boyden, of Newton county.
were ballotted for, the former receiv.
ing 13l, the latter 80, Boyden Is,
therefore, the nominee.
For supreme judges. o. d. Jones,
of Knox county, G. F. Mculton, of
Kansas City aud William Monks, OF
Howell county, were nominated by
acclsma;ion.
Nominations for attorney.general
we're again taken up. John A. Gill
breath of Appleton City, Alfred Har
lis, of Douglas county, were presen-
ted. Mr.. Gllbreath's name was with
drawn, and Mr.. Harris was made the
nominee by reclamation.
Mr.. Boyden greatly surprised the
convention, at this point, by arising
and stating that there ia great hos
tility to him in bis part of the state
and he did rot think it safe TO make
the race and run the risk Of defeat.
At bis suggestion Mr.. OHerrin was
unanimously nominated for the Office.
For Judges Of the courts of appeals
for the eastern and western districts ::
G. w. Whitehead, of Kansas City,
was named, but declined, and John
S. Crosby, Of st. Joe was named; also
Frank E. Richie, of st. Louis, both
of whom were nominated by acclama-
ton.
For presidential electors. at large
j. B. Fallett, OF st. Louis, and G. b.
Fullerton, OF Nodawav county, were
nominated by reclamation.
For presidential electors from each
congressional district:
l. Casper Miller, Schuyler Co.
2. VIM. Quayle, Randolph Co.
3. NJ. c. Martin, Caldweli Co.
4. X. P. Stafford, AtchisOn Co.
5. Benz. Elliott, Lafayette Co.
6. Lee D. Ewing. Johnso, G..
Z. Joseph Whitaker, Hickory 20.
q T. r FERGUSON. MORGAN e.,
8. R,bt. Cawthorn, Audraiu Co.
10. q. P. Gladwill, 10Th dist. St.
Louis.
IL. DR.. Jas. M. White, 18th dist.
St. Louis.
IL. H. L. Rolf, st. Louis.
Is. H. j. Herring, Texas Co.
IA. Harry Miller, Douglas Co.
Is. Thos. P. Withers, Barry Co.
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