Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-10

the county, OF twenty years. He l;
an educated man and thorough in the
law. He has practiced his profession
ever since ne has been citizen Of the
county with the exception of the las
past five or six years, during which
/ time be has resided near Sheridan on
his farm and followed the business oi
( farming. By some indisereet trans
action, a security debt We believe, he
I has or will lose his farm, and will We
/ doubt not return TO this city or locate
in Sheridan and resume the practice
of law. The Judge has been unfortu-
nate, financially, but he has the repu-
tstion Of being q strictly honest man
which we all know is the nOblest
WORK Of God. and during the many
wears We have known him We never
heard his character in this respect
questioned. As to ability as an in
dustrious and efficient legislator, he Is
beyond doubt the superior of any one
on either ticket, and if he is elected
the people may rest assured that they
have one RepreseHta tative who is able
to draft q bill as it should be. and
with good judgment SIS TO its prsetica-
biIity and c0nstitutiouality We wish
We could speak like approvingly of
Judge Hewett in political point of
view. At heart he is q Republican,
but was so indiscreet as to slide out of
the party with the Church Howe
raid four years ago. We have no
apology TO offer for him for this hegi-
IA; but We can speak commercially
of his conduct since then He soon
came back and is now a member OF
the party. For the last three years be
has worked in the Republican ranks.
He voted and made speeches for the
candidate for President,
while Church Howe lacked the inde-
pendence and manhood 10 declare
for either presidential Candi-
date Judge Hewett supported Geo
Shook against Howe, and was effic- I
ieut in his Iabors for the Republican T
ticket last fall. when the en-
tire Republican ticket was elected. /
He Is II our party, the nominee OF the /
party, is certainly a better Republi- /
can than anyone on the opposite tick
IT, and therefore no Republican can .
De consistent and vote against Judge (
Hewett or any other Republican .
nominee. He may wreak little IN
yodIy revenge, and do some spite
work, and while It may work defeat
10 Republican nominees, as 4 severe
essou to them for once being Iude
1eudents, the effects will not stop
here. Il viii lie but club thrown
hat will rebound and hit the heads
+ those who throw il, ard perpetu-
tie Gf-e0rd and Reorganization IN the
party Of this county.
McAdams end Johnson, the Green
.ackers, we are not personally ae-
.uainted with but understand them
o De Of Bourbon procIivities both
farmers and good citizens, I
nd w0aId doubtless make able Iegis-
1t0rs as a wooden man or the majori-
: Of lhose vLo have gone to Lincoln
5r that purpose for several years past
With this pair nf Bourbons We find
.a-nessed our vhiIom radical old
eigbbor Pollock. You perceive il is a
arrible spike team. They sport green
ack blankets and look very much
Ike twins but when stripped they
-e found 20 be Of entirely different
1lors. They will work together well
.ovever, for it i & ground hog case
flee they must have, and there i s
lutuaI compromise and sacrifice of
.riucipIe in order 90 concentrate all
be elements opposed to the success
Z the grand loyal, old Republican
arty. Mr.. Pollock as citizen, a SOL
ier, and 4 politician IS well known
o the most Of the people OF the coun-
:. We can say nothing against him
My as 3 politician. He came cot of
ne army With an honorable name.
Ie was OF the most radical Republi-
an type. That party honored him
y eIeeting him twice 20 the legisla-
1re, and then making BIN postmas- !
er and keeping him in that position
en- years. But notwithstanding all
his be turned upon those who had
7armed and resuscitated him and
tung them. For gears, while hold
Ig Office, the gift OF the Republican
arty, under a Republican sdmiuis-
ration, ne allied himself with the
uemiss Of the party and worked and
oted for It's overthrow in this county.
Had he remained true 10 the party
hat promoted him he would have to-
ay been postmaster OF BrOwnville.
3ulia few weeks ago ne was petitioHing
Republican administration and Us
lg every means in his power for q re-
Ppoiutment, failing, he at once gath
rs up his battle axe and resumes his I
ostiIe attitude with his captain,
'hurch Howe, MeAd dams, and other
worn enemies OF the Republican
arty.
Now Republicans. you who talk Of
scratching the Republican ticket,
that DO you see OF political virtue, Of
biIity or honesty Of purpose, better
d the opposition than the nominees
( your own party? Do You not q
blink It far the better way. even IL c
here are some Of the candidates q :
srd dose TO swallow. to stick to the
0ui7ees, gain AZ old fashioned Re !
ubiiCan victory, and thereby :
-Tengthen aud build Up the party. 8
ather than to encourage and perpetu-
te the opposition By throwing yicto-
= into their hands.
To write uD the political crooked