Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-07
10 vote as he pleased as the northern negro
Letter from Judge Crounse.

Letter from Judge Crounse.
D. n. Mercer then read the following
letter from. Judge Crouuse, which was re-
ceived with renewed enthusiasm:
wAsnIseToS, d. O., Sent 3 lsas Mr., +. L.
Bernett: My DEAR SIR regret that nv
duties here will deny me the pleasure of be-
ing present at the meeting of republicans 10
le held at Omaha on the evening of the 9th
inst, to attend which have just received
your kind Invitation. | should be glad TO
81 nifty by my presence my hearty sympathy
with any movement tending to place Me-
braska In that column which, when figured
up on the nj Sht OF the Sth of November next,
ministration OF President Harrison is to be
continued for another four years.
will not doubt but she viii be found there,
Her whole history is protest against her
present political position. The party which
TO the use of free mon and free homes. ana
under whose administration she has so rapidIy
advanced In the rank OF greatness. deserves
the support OF tho state. All tho reckless AS
sertions and dire predictions used to. swerve
her from her allo lance two years SINCE have
been so thoroughly exposed and exploded
that they cannot be used again. In the light
OF the appropriations made by tho present
congress- at its session just closed nothing
more Will be heard OF the "bilion dollar con-
gress."
The Mckinley act which was so success
fuliy used to frlghten n timid and drouth-
stricken people. has more than met tho antic-
pations OF Its friends and so confounded its
repeal, That the price OF the necessarles OF
life has not increased can he verified at the
corner dry EOOuS or grocery store, ana that
wages have even Increased Is not only gener-
ally conceded, but Is testified TO by the report
of New Torks democratic commissioner OF
labor. Mr. Peck With n volume of currency
now out greater than at any time in the his
tory of the goyernment every, dollar of
which Is worth gold dollar with
foreign Commerce greater by more
than s2.0,00h0Oo than IL WAS two years ago and
greater than ever before. we are entering
upon an era OF prosperity before unknown to
that or any other nation. With propitious
seasons there Is no reason why No braska
ell n IN M uahu N m 10 Rll
perity Her chief enemies are those who, for
political purposes, are ready to magnify aud
advertise her misfortunes ABROAD and SOW the
seeds of roguery ana discomfort at home. |
trust the fFosts OF early November will o efrec-
tually nip these Sincerely yours.
L. CRoUNsE.
Heard from the Candidates.
Mr. Majors was present ted to the audience
and excused himself from an extended ad-
dress on account of the lateness of the hour.
He had come to the territory of Nebraska
when there were less than 10000 souls
within it's boundaries ana had seen it
develop into one of the greatest
commonwealth In the United States There
coored people had more homes in their own
name than in Omaha. He declared that
he was going to be elected this
year by three times the 5000 major
ity by which he was elected two
years ago, because this time the colored men
we're all with him. If the state was carried
on a calamity platform the money which was
carrying on the vast enterprises of Nebraska
aud infusing life and energy would be with
drawn
Short speeches were made by George II.
Hastings, j. G. Alien, Eugene Moore, A. X.
Goudy and A. u. Bowen, after which the
crowd was dismissed.