The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-16

would come That she wOuIu De IepuD-
lican. He advocated protection.
internal improvements and msnufac-
lures. He endorsed the Mckin ey
bill and the Harrison administration.
He called for harmony. organization
and victory The OLD man spike
about thirty minutes. He closed
amid liberal applause.
j. X. Burton, a republican from
Kansas, then took the stand .enuncia,ed
republicanism and protection falIacy
from Kansas standpoint for about
thirty minutes. His speech was
bloody shirt TRADE and was we'll re-
ceived.
NILHT SESSION.
After the BAzoo went to press Fri
day afternoon, the iemsiuder of the
afternoon session was devoted entire
ly to speechmsking. 7. ID. Hastian,
of this city and George Bashan,
colored, Of st. Louis, ruundly abused
the Globe Democrat, which feature of
their remarks was loudly applauded.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
The convention adjourned at 8
o'clock, and, after witnessing mag
nificent display of fireworks by the
Sedalia Republican fl mheau club. the
delegates reas-emble,, at $50 O'Clock.
The committee on resolutions then
reported the following
RESOLUTIONS,
which we're adopted:
Resolved BY the state republican
league of Missouri in convention as
sembled.
First That experience has proven
the usefulness of the league organi-
zation As factor in campaign work.
AMI we comm nd to the republicans
of this state the permanently of their
clubs, the continued organization of
clubs, frequent meeting. the discus.
sion of economic and political ques-
tions, and believe such means will
contribute to a better understanding
IF the rights and duties of citizen
ship.
Secoud-Thst this Republican
League conven ion hereby endorse
without res'rva ion the present ma
ii NAL administration.
Third-Tha, we endorse the action
OF The Fiity-frst congress in its tariff
legislation, founded upon the repub-
!ican doctrine of protection and recip-
rccity, and that We approve its course
in so dealing with the silver question
as TO maintain stable currency.
Fourth-That we approve the pol,
icy of continuous and permanent
Improvement of the water ways of the
Mississippi valley AMI recommend
liberal appropriations therefor.
Fifth-That We denounce the ex.
pressed policy of the d-mocratic party
IN this state to gerry mander its con-
gressional districts tor mere party sue
cess and we commend to it the SEMI
m.n's expressed by Governor Nc
Kinley, Of Ohio, in his late message
on that subject.
Sixth That We approve aud com.
mend the president of the United
States and his able secretary OF state
for the firm and patriotic manner il
which they upheld the honor of thi.
country in the late CHILEAN c)n'ro
versy aud We endorse the course o
Honorable Patrick f yan, our minister
tn Chill, IS able, wise and patriotic.
! Svventh-Resolved, That We invit,
the cooperation Of the young men o
this state in work of this league snC
that they should receive such recog
milton AS is clearly due 10 them rs tit
chief hope of our party in future.
Eighih-Rss"lved, Th-t the thank
Of the republican league of Missouri
are hereby rendered to Honorable
!, Matt G. Reynolds and l.. NJ. Hall
+ O., for the able aud patriotic man
ner in which they have performed tn,
ardunus duties OF president ami secre
,ary, respectively, of the state league
Niuth-Resolved. That the pension
legislature of the Filty-frst congres
be endorsed.
The committee on credentials thel
made majority and minority re
port. The difference between tn
reports was in regard to seating Ger.
! ;ain delegates from st. Joseph ant
st. Louis. F.lley and his follower
favored the majority report. Ther
eusued a scramble OF the widest an,
most
DISGRACEFUL.
&, nature. Suffice it to say that bedlsn
, lasted from 10 o'clock to 2 o'clocl