Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18

east wind; A little damp around the
u edges; Partial returns from five precincts
outside Of Kickapoo show republican gain
of q, democratic gain Of %"
THE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE.
I, Juniata Herald: 1.-THE republicans
have a fair working majority In both
bsr, es of the legislature. II any rail.
ROAD bill looking to the relief of the pro-
du,sT nd the shipper is defeated In the
coming legislature the responsibility will
rest p5on the republicans. Let us hope
that a gooa bill will be introduced and
nassed' IN 9 people have a right to de-.
mnnd Il. the, do 1t and their demands
) should be hee> ed
II EEsso. Y OF THE CAMPAIGN.
McCook Tribtn 'e: ''The chief lesson
learned in this campaign is, that our
~nresidential election s occur too frequent
liv. There !, appA ent necessity for a
Ilonger term. Six ?, 'ars Is frequently
enough to change on r administration;
The excitement is dange. rous TO the good
of the country. The fria lGlal depression
lis disastrous to buaineas. The Tear OF a
Iohanpe of policy Ia what ia Nkes the cam.
paigns 80 injurious. Did "a ey occur cut
once IN six years the dsngrn would Do
lsssened in that much"
D RED INK.
Grand Island Independent: " 10 DEM
ocrnts throughout tho country . oppose
thai their buster, scratching anCt ? awlng
the earth and threatening to xiv an q de-
stroy should James G. Blaine be- ina ugu-
rated as president of the United Sta, 'es,
has any terror, or will in She least intil n
idate republiDans from doing their who o
duty or standing up and defending theh :
Just fights9 If so they are sadly mis-
taken in the material of which the Farty\
is composed"
An OMAHA DUDE ABEcAD.
Dakota City Eagle: "Ths travelling
d ude or Kid gloved young aleck who rop'
re sents the Omaha Herald, was in town
ia, vt Saturday blowing his bagoo about
thu, prospects, of Grover Cleveland, and
off ring TO bet $500 that he would be
cleo ted. 1t Has only a few minutes be.
fore he was taken up, but upon investi-
gatit N it seemed that he had forgotten a
porti on of MS wealth, for by actual count
we d., ubt if he had two hundred cents.
He WI rs told to put up or shut uo. lie
did tn Q latter, and left town on tie frst
train
TIE BALN OF DEFEAT
Tecui nseh Chieftan: Through al the
week a nd ruin over which republicans
are calle1 to mourn, we ask them to bear
oteadfast y in view thu fact that we have
elected HI Miles supervisor. 1t might
have been that we would have got some
fool democras'in the position and after
that the average republican min d shud-
de1s at the consequences. TIL ere are
mitigating ciycumstances IN all things,
and there Is no loss without somu gain.
20 sum up: We have lost David Butler,
.-But-ler ws have gained Hi Miles,
than whom a better supervisor ne, 'er x
isted. or a mnn more generally res oected.
1.-Two the commonwealth"
so u ,HARRCEING EFowLs.
FORK Republican CDR. Miller h owled'
for gore, at Omaha, on Monday might.
The pent-up gall of twenty-four yea RS re-
p~ression wac poured out at the DENT crat-
ic hoo.doo al Bpyd'S opera house. He,
paved and beloved in frantic ra, go at
the "post of ice hero" as he character ICED
tho gentlemen who do business for U ncle
Sam, in the, government building. The
thing that most mollitie6. his narrowed !
soul was the fact t'sat the yrohibitionists :
could be relied upon as U.iahs-the wall 4
to get the hrst arrows from the Blaine {
phiiistineE. in case hat Cleveland and his {
cohorts were compelled to Eight their way 4
to tho White EDuse, by the New York l
supervisoss-" IT
BAIrING FoRr,3 SUCKERS. ]
Weer.ng Water Republican: "Jay !
Gould end w. FL. Vanderbilt, realizing i
that a little tsSy administered in the /
nick oD time might avail them a great 1
deal in case S. Grover ID to be the next
PRESIDENT, and further ,salizing that it :
would do them no harm Mr. Blaine 10 {
the coming man, have. each sent con-
gratNlRtory kilograms TO Cleveland !
couahed In the most tlatsering terms that |
their inventive brains could suggest, tsll- 1
ina him that he is a little man and gen. :
tleman, from the crown of his No. 6 hat
to the sole of his Nc. 10 feet, and that !
he hao been elected preside nt of thase !
United States by tho sovereign will of !
the people; is a bigger man than 'Nold !
Grans," and many other complimentary j
things, which in consequence have
raised the New York Sheriff to the }
seventh heaven of bliss. Messrs. Gould )
and Vanderbilt evidently know how to !
bait their hooks for suckers" ]
TIE ~pEAcoN's FINELY WARNING. /
Plattsmouth Herald: "a word with
our friendly democrats: The Herald /
| wishes our friends to nave a Jolly time l
and jubilate and celebrate 40 much as l
they please. If Mr.. Cleveland is elected !
we do not find any fault with our po- |
litcal opponents celebrating that event |
in q fit and appropriate manner. How !
ever, we learn just before going to pTess \
that there is a move on foot among GER \
tain of the more enthusiastic of the city \
democracy to decorate the houses OF GER i
tain prominent republicans in thu city. \
The Herald In all friendliness Wishes to \
say to our democratic friends don't at. 4
tempt anything of the sort. 1t isn't \
right, and is forbidden by the Criminal i
Statutes OF our republican state. !
Again, you will scarcely find any +,
prominent republican In the city who
will submit to such foolishness. Don't
attempt 1t. Go quietly about you bust
ness and have a good time, permitting
your neighbors who happen to differ with
You politically to do likewise. A word
to the wise, &c, you know"