The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-04-05
JUDGE GIBSON SPEAKS.
State Politics Discussed. Along
with q G0Od Word for Dem
ecratic City Candidates

fill.d last night. the occ sion being
the address Of Judge Gibson before
the Sedalis democratic club After
returning thanks for the Invitation,
Judge Gibson remarked that he Wa
TO stranger to Sedslia, Is be had been
rsised GU . farm q miles east Of the
city. It Was . place Of 5. 600 popula-
lion when he ssw it and he had then
predicted that it would eventually be.
come one of the greatest cities in tho
state-that in 1900 it would have .
population in excess Of 40. 900.
The political Issues, rem rked the
judge are most important. and ii
ready the armor 10 being
put on and the ammunition
.ade recently for the campaign,
and in bis opinion the result would
be that 10 1892 . president viii be
elected who is not a republican. So
far - Mr.. Harrison was concerned,
he had no respect for the civil service
law, and had never endeavored to en-
force it. The bond-holders Of the
esst were srrayed agsinst western in
dustries. end the republican party in
congress had never passed . bill in
sympathy with the west unless it had
been wrested from them a. the barons
did their rights from King John, at
Runnyrnsde. How any man in .
western state could be . republican,
was beyond the speakers comprehen-
sion.
Speaking Of state affairs. Judge
Gibson contrasted affairs un.
der democratic and republican
administrations. He said that when
the democrats came into power there
Was . mortgage of $40 600. 600
for them to wipe ont This had
been done under democratic economy
and the states financial condition 10
second to none in the union. Not
only this, but the tax levy had been
cut down year by year, until from
fifty cents Oh the 500 it Was now re-
duced to fifteen cents.
Judge Gibson then referred to
municipal affairs and spoke Of the
necessity of democratic success and
democratic concert Ut action. He
had noticed articles in q republican
paper of this city reAec,ing on Seda-
las fair name. He did not believe it
was the home of thieves and thugs and
prostitutes. He spoke in . compli-
mentary manner of the various can.
didates on the democratic ticket, and
of its head, saying that he
had fri quently met Mr.. Stevens in
various cities and had always . good
word to say for Sedalis.
The remarks Of Judge Gibson were
listened to with marked attention, and
were frequently applauded.
At the conclusion of Judge Gibsnn's
address loud calls were made for May
or Stevens. Who responded in an half
an hours address. That worthy gen.
tleman bad his war paint on, and
handsomely scored those who had been
flinging mud 50 iudustriously. His
remarks were warmly spplauded.
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MEETING OF The DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following notice has been pre-
pared, and will be sent tomorrow to
every member Of the democratic