The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-03-29
POLITICAL NOTES.
Cleaned from Homo and from
Abroad.

Abroad.
The Ohio state republican con.
ven,ion will be held at Cleveland ON
April n.
Tho genuine Mckenzie is the
man who holds the democratic nomi-
nation for council from the Third
ward.
Can the "Big Four" afford to
treat Mr.. Laird's letter with silent |
contempt: He made several stalwart
blows.
Tomorrow night. w. Pope Yea
man will deliver an address at the
court house on political matters.
Every one wants to hear him.
John De Long will be the next
marshal, and he will perform bis duty
a he has always done, without fear Or
favoriteism.
Is it . fact that the city republic
an committee has called upon the
state committee for funds to prosecute
the canvass?
"A democratic councilman is want
ed from each Of the four wards at the
ensuing April election. Certainly
the timber is good enough.
-Those who have the interests of
Sedalia at heart will see that John
Cashmans mallory of two years ago is
increased. His record deserves it.
Rudolph Deau is making . gal
liant fight in the Fourth ward, and it
will prove . winning one. No one
would look closer after the city's in
terests.
The various guberpatorial candi-
dates are making . spirited canvass -
" II % friendly one. Tnat is, ON
the emocratic side -the other is not
I'm it"
| There are quite . number who
have heretofore scted With the &. o.
lp, who will vote for Stevens and the
rest of the democratic ticket on the
5th Of April.
i 1T 10 the universal verdict that
Nv. P. Hart has made one of Sedalia's
most efficient collectors. And the
citizens propose to endose him BY re-
, election.
w. D. Wallace will soon call on
the residents Of Sedalis in reference
to matters Of assessment. He ID Z
pleasant gentleman and will treat es.
, cry one fairly.
/ One of the best business men il
Sedalia remarked that Cbas. E. Dex
ter should be treasurer of Sedalia fol
: lifetime. At any rate he will succeed
himself this time.
There i no boom in the demo
cratic party, but you do not have ID
put your ear to the ground to fine
J out that it 10 going to be Grovel
Cleveland or . western man.
Tho people Of Se1alia know B
|, Rauck, IN an Official capacity. The!
|. know that he 10 honest and faithful
I They appreciate these traits and vii
elect him BY an overwhelming m'joE
, lily.
There seems to be no doubt Of
Q the reelection of Glen Honkomp 4
!. the council from the First ward, bu
at the same time make his majority .
large . possible. He il deserving o
|. it in every way.
!. Judge Richard Field yes'erda
4 announced himself q Q candidate TO
|. recollection to the Office of circuit juds
= of the Sixth judicial circuit, compose
n of the counties of Lafayette, Salin
n and Pettis.
!. The last oct of the extra sessio
i. of the Missouri legislature was th
10 passage of . resolution of con6denc
n IL MI. Cleveland. And almost viii
70 out exception the men who voted fl
!. it believe 10 the free and unlimite
4. coinage of silver.
- The citizens of the Second waI
have tried Charlie Carroll in Il
q council and they know he is promP
y e efficient and always looks to the i
~ terests Of the city. They know thu
s. be IL reliable. Hence, they will +
!. elect him BY an overwhelming m
:, jori'y.
10 Representative John Hauck, e
70 Rotary Of the republican caucus OF q
m house Of representatives., has issu'
Il. for joint meeting Of the fepublics
:. senators and representatives. on Thu
nj day evening next for the purpose
to elecling . congressional campaie
40 COMMITTEE.
to The ''hoodlum" cry has be
le. raised on Mayor Stevens. Since Z
IvIeamnaisn haa heen inau1uratod b