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MISSOURI HISTORICAL REVIEW VOLUME XCVII OCTOBER 2002-JULY 2003 JAMES W. GOODRICH LYNN WOLF GENTZLER Editor Associate Editor RHIANNON SOUTHWORTH REYNOLDS Information Specialist The Missouri HisToRICAL REVIEW (ISSN 0026-6582) is published quarterly by the State Historical Society of Missouri, 1020 Lowry Street, Columbia, MO 65201-7298. Copyright © 2003 by The State Historical Society of Missouri CONTRIBUTORS Volume XCVII, Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4 Boutros, David, associate director, Western Historical Manuscript Collection, University of Missouri-Kansas City. Gentzler, Lynn Wolf, associate director, State Historical Society of Missouri, Columbia. Goodrich, James W., executive director, State Historical Society of Missouri, Columbia. Gordon, Christopher, associate archivist, Missouri Historical Society, St. Louis. Gubbels, Thomas J., historian, Missouri Department of Transportation, Jefferson City. Jackson, B. Darrell, director of research, Missouri House of Representatives, Jefferson City. Kirk, Laura, student, Kirkwood High School, Kirkwood. McMillen, Margot Ford, instructor, Westminster College, Fulton. Mattox, Margaret, assistant art preparator, State Historical Society of Missouri, Columbia. Morrow, Lynn, director, Local Records Preservation Program, Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City. Nutter, Charles, director, International House of New Orleans. Olson, James C., president emeritus, University of Missouri. Schroeder, Waiter A., associate professor emeritus, University of Missouri- Columbia. Wood, Larry, retired public schoolteacher and freelance writer, Joplin. CONTENTS VOLUME XCVII, Nos. 1, 2, 3, AND 4 BEATING THE ODDS IN MISSOURI: STUART SYMINGTON’S FIRST CAMPAIGN FOR THE SENATE, 1952. By James C. Olson COMMEMORATING THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS: A SABBATARIAN CONTROVERSY IN THE MISSOURI GENERAI ASSEMBLY, 1843. By B. Darrell Jackson CONFLUENCE OF PEOPLE AND PLACE: THE CHOUTEAL POSTS ON THE MISSOURI AND KANSAS RIVERS. By David Boutros DUANE EVANS LYON: A SKETCH OF AN ARTIST. By James W. Goodrich FACES IN HISTORY: NINETEENTH-CENTURY PORTRAITS FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI. By Margaret Mattox “HEAT, MUTTON AND BEER”: THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1938. By Lynn Wolf Gentzler Les INDIENS OSAGES: FRENCH PUBLICITY FOR THE TRAVELING OSAGE Edited by Margot Ford McMillen “No LONGER A BARRIER”: BRIDGING THE MISSOURI RIVER IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY. By Thomas J. Gubbels THE OTHER ANDERSON: BLOODY BILL’S BROTHER JIM. By Larry Wood POPULATING Missourl, 1804-1821. By Walter A. Schroeder ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON, THE FORGOTTEN ARCHITECT OF THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE. By Charles Nutter ROYAL BOOTH AND THE BABY CHICK CAPITAL OF THE WORLD. By Christopher Gordon St. Louis TOURIST-SPORTSMEN: URBAN CLUBS IN THE WETLANDS. By Lynn Morrow THE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY TEACH-IN: AN ATTEMPT TO PROMOTE FREE AND OPEN DEBATE ON THE VIETNAM WAR. By Laura Kirk