Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-05

biAG io7h AA'iANhbs AADhH va W. W wiz
dying groans.
Theodore Hessell was arrested Satur-
day afternoon, charged with assaulting two
Schott boys. He is 10 have a hearing in
police court this morning.
There was not an arrest Saturday
night and yesterday matters were 80 quiet
in police circles that even headquarters
were locked up much Of the time.
u. Harris has commenced business at
73t Broadway. His stock consists Of new
end well selected fancy goods and dry
goods, which he proposes to sell at the
lowest possible profit.
For the past six months Anderson
has been busy working for his own noinin-
ation and election and drawing a $1,000
salary from the people as railway commits
sioner. What has he done for the people
to earn his salary?
Can n true lover of the republican
party put himself and the party on record
as endorsing n man who used a $1,000 bond
to secure his nomination by one majority,
and WHO in his private and public record
has shown himself unfit in brain and in
heart for the honor be seeks.
The Noppariel bowls about Pusey's
''barr' and claims that it is being used,
but cannot state one single instance of cor.
ruption Of attempted corruption. Not 80
with the like charge against Anderson.
His name appears on the $1,000 post
office bond, and he admits that it Is
genuine.
The n )vember term of the superior
court opens this morning. The jury az
called together until Thursday consist Of
Seth Haskins, w. d. Hardin, @. G. Honn,
w, S. Pettibone, j. j. Jones, Joseph
Ritter, David Jerman, w. l.. Briggs, and
John s. Hayes.
1.-THE republican party proposes to
protect its purity" SO says The Nom
pareil. Now, If John Chapman will ex-
plain how this purity is to be protected by
| allowing such q man as Anderson to rep
resent it; how it can be protected by en-
dorsing corruption in the primaries, and
corruption in the candidate, he will solve a
big mystery.
Deacon G. s. Clark, the crane.legged
artist of The Nonpareil has been nomi'
mated for township clerk in the Seventh
ward. OF course he will be elected; for nc
newspaper man has been ever defeated,
and then we are sure of q bridge across
the Missouri before the LIST of February.
Clark will %inaugurate several wrinkles 70,
the benefit of the ''sin twisters."-Ne
braska Waterman.
-Col. Daily said Friday night that An
derson didn't know the will was made
Then why has he commenced actor
against the will to her children? If he |
not. guilty of drawing the will to himsel
his action in trying to beat the children Oh
the last will is equally dishonest. Dali,
admits that he beat his wife, but excuse
him on the ground that he was drunk
Walnut News
The republican doctrine Is that intel
, ligence and honesty should govern tn
casting Of each vote. Let true republican
, show themselves such and use their inte
ligence and be honest and independer
!. enough to vote in accordance with til
dictates of conscience and not at the dict
a ton of those who, like Anderson al
John Chapman, crack the party whip ar
swear, buster and threaten ~ostracis
against all who refuse to endorse unfa
means and an unfit man.
:. If Anderson could change his spot
aud hereafter be true to himself and h
y, fellows, it would be bad enough even
have him sent to Washington as o samp
of Iowa republicanism, but with the recol
of the past, going back to his defraudil
the government out of a months pi
while in the army, up to the giving of Il
o postofice bond q few months ago, VIII
u assurance is there that he would escape &
corruption and temptation of the capiti
Is Col. Tam was in the city yesterda
At least q number of our citizens thoug
30, end rushed up to greet him and ia
10 over campaign matters. They found tn
after all it was not Col. Tam, but a tw
1t brother from Illinois. who is here on
visit and who looks 30 much like t
b. colonel that their best friends can hard
10 tell them apart. There were a number
r. ludicrous mistakes as the result of t
he twin brothers visiting here.
pt The fiimsiest pretence for not voti
of for Pusey that we have heard advanced
10 dissatisfied republicans during the ca,
paign 10 embodied In the expression
have sometimes heard used: sob, hc
~ would IL sound to have ademocrat elected
the new Ninth congressional district"
"a reply. how would it sound to have tho d
trict represented by a men whose pub
|. and private record is a stencil in the N,
trils of of every decent man. We ha
" not conyersed with q single one of this cla
"a of republicans who does not admit And,
sons unftness for the petition to which
aspires, and their repugnsnce ut his MOI
= ination; yet their honest convictions mt
be sacrificed at the dictum of party leade
: in a blind adhesion to party. The abus
= under which the people are laboripg W
!. never be corrected by filling our pub
!. offices with corrupt men.-[Glanwo
Journal.
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