The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-17

didates and residents of Pettis comfy.
We make this recommendation as q
matter of fairness to the home candi.
dates.
Mr.. eastman moved that the re-
port be amended to include candi.
dates in this district without oppo-
sition.
JEFF. j. Gray attempted to make q
speech on the subject, bat was ruled
out of order.
Mr.. Crawford, of Lamonte, moved
that the report be adopted as it stood.
Mr.. Gray got the floor and wanted
the report tabled until the delegates
had been appointed.
Mr.. Longan did not see the need
for Mr.. Cochran's amendment and
thought that Pettis should do as
Other counties Offering candidates had
done, and instruct TOR home candi-
dates and 60 no further.
Mr.. jackson agreed with Mr.. Lon
gan and offered a resolution that the
delegates be instructed to vote for
Gentry for state treasurer. Tuttle for
lieutenant governor and Yeater for
state senator.
The resolution was adopted and q
recess of thirty minutes was taken to
enable the chair to name the com
mittees.
When the convention reconvened,
the following committees were an.
ncunced: Committee on delegates TO
delegate convention at Sedalla, and
state convention at St. Louis, J. N.
Daily, George F. Lopgan, q.
w. Crawford, Richard Tay.
lor, and w. H. Powell;
senatorial and congressional-T. F.
Mitchum, Bell Hutchinson, J. j.
Gray, J. w. Cole and Benz Porter.
To state nominating convention at
Jefferson City; j. q Senior, B D.
Clark, U. A. Stone, John eastman
and Capt. E.W.Stevens; Kansas City
court of appeals, circuit and criminals
court conventions r. A. Blair, John
W. Conner, d. H. ORear, j. P.
Harrington and G. P. B. jackson.
The committees retired to take action.
COMMITTEES REPORT.
The committee to name delegates to
the convention to be held at Jefferson
City, July 10. reported the following:
George W. Crawford, P. NJ. Belts, +.
F. Mitchum, o. A. Stone, E. G. Cas-
sidy, G. F. Longan and Joe Herring
ton. The report was adopted and the
committee discharged.
Delegates to state delegate conven.
ton at Sedalia; F. B. Taylor, Aug.
Fleischman, j. N. Dalby John Rector,
j. w. Allen. John G.
Senior and John j. Yeater.
judicial convention at St. Louls-Geo.
P. B. jackson, George Barnett, j.
Reese Wade, Judge O'Rear, William
Powell, Jr., Richard Taylor and
Charles Denny. Congressional con-
F. Mitchum, John w. /
Conner, w. c. Overstreet, Jr., j. S.
Reams, c. w. Denny, John r. Wade.
John G. Senior, A. Y. Hous-
ton, c. w. McAninch, Ben Porter,
John S. Fleming, F. B. Taylor and |
B. D. Clark /; judicial convention at
Kansas City; George F. Lonsan, E.
F. Scott, ST., John eastman, DIR. /
Overstreet, H. e. sinnett, and r. D.
Thatcher; criminal court convention:
E. Guthrie, James Cole, j. j. Gray, |
Ed. Marvin, Frank Hayman, S. n.
Hurst, D. H. O'Rear, Rodney Kelly |
7. P. Hoy, James Doyle, VIM. b.
Powell, Jr., George V. S. Mckinley |
and Charles McAninch.
The committee reported the follow
ing delegates to the state senator al
John S. Banks, John r. f,
Gentry, George Withers, Smith Hop.
kins, P. B. Stratton, E. w. Stevens
and w. G. Overstreet, Jr.
For delegates to the circuit conven-
ton Mr.. Hsyman offered substitute as |
follows: H. C. Sinnett, E. F. Scott,
John eastman, r. E. Guthrie, Thos.
A. w. Blackburn, George
Longan, c. w. Denny, W. J. Man.
ker, j. r. Wallace j. S. Warren, W. !
Harris and James Doyle.
Mr.. Longan, in supporting the sub
stitute, moved that the convention |
indorse Judge Richard Field for cir
cult judge.
Mr.. Jackson reminded Mr. Longan /
that he had previously opposed any |
except for home candi-
date; he thought tfat TO indorse |
Judge Field would injure the pros
poets of Mr.. Yeater, Pettis couDty's |
candidate for the senate.
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