Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-10

tue prospect ana SnyS'
Tho denies are all ovcrioycd.
And they guile It straight by the gallon,
For sure u Is Jimmie O'Boyd,
OShcrvin and Jimmie OMullon..
Tho Pluttsmouth News thinys that wncu
BOYD comes into power q gaiu ns governor OF
Nebraska u Will be n rather chilly day for the
people holI ng office by the grace OF the
The, news causol the Plnttsmouth Journal
to call Governor Boyd thu hero OF the hour"
and to- assert that 10 puts a new pm Use upon
the politics OF the state. 1t opens the way to
the governors rc-clcctiun and the man must
be u bold one who assumes to run against him,
with HIN ut the. head ~ state an ,lrs the dem,
ocratlc party takes on new life aud yiHor anu
has u dghting chance to win the state this fall
Tor he democratic national ticket hurrdh
Tor Governor Boyd"
n Fremont pnDer Is sure that "whcther the
decision OF the state supreme court Is affirmed
or not, Judge samuel MAXWELL is a citizen IN
PRIDE
alt is said" says the Hastings Ncbraskan,
that Boyd will be the democratic nominee
Tor governor next fan and in the next para
graph the editor remarks! IL, u. Richards Is
entitled to the republican nom nation for
gAxcrnor NEXT fall. ana the outlook il that he
WIZ, not come FAR from getting IT," There
ought to have been II mention OF Powers, and
then the NGbraskan wou d have had the same
tIckciS IN the lad as In the memorable cam
pnign In % Must We go thruu ia That old
struggle again.
Tom Majors boom for governor hasn't coll
lapscd yet. Tho Holdrcge Nugget believes
the hickory shirtrd statesman can command
more strength and poll more votes thtn any
man the y irty can namc;" the Dawes County
Journal AYERS that mo man has u stronger hold
on the affections OF the peop'c OF Nebrasku."
us Tom Majors" The Kearney Hub endorses
these sentiments, while the Fremont Tribune
frequent mention Of Toms name for Cover
nor must give Church Howe tile horrors" The
Transcript for Majors for this reason: We
notice, that there is a disposition among the
republicans of the state to let ON tha and
Douglas county name the next republican
candidate for governor We object to amy
such arrangement"
There is still another suggestion that "when
the proper time comes, Tom Majors will prob
ably come up As u candidate for United States
senator, as he ought to-"
This makes II tota, OF seven offices for which
the Ncmaha man has been 'ment 'oncd." II
there are other positions of honor awaiting
him II hint Will probably be f~orthcom.n-.
The Blair Pilot has noted THE BEES ques-
tion,'Who will be the next republican nominee
for congress in the Omaha distrlctf' and re-
plies: The Pilot is of the opinion that IL
should be w. j. Conncll."
There have been Il few interesting rumors
recently in regard to tho condition of affairs
in the ranks of the Independent party. Re-
ports have reached Il Lincoln paper to the
effect that Burrows and Van Wyck have kissed
and made up. The balm that brought around
this reign of peace is the agreement to let
Burrows be the nominee for governor on the
the United states senate.
Another paper hears that Mayor Weir OF
Lincoln will be a candidate for recollection
ana II successful Is to be named as the in
dependent candidate for governor
And then comes the chuyler Quill with this
advice: with victory within our reach the
independents must not fool it away again by
viously. Weak men like Edgertun. or even
towers, have caused our defeat, although
Powers would be much stronger now, being
better known
Hama IL "a g,N,, ,ul;I 49,, i,,.I, Na,,.
which p~rintsit, declares is somewhat fshy.
1t is to the effect that Majors and Howe have
turied the hdtcnet and that the former is to
run for governor and the latter for congress-.
Stran er things than these have happened"
Talk about convention cities is already on.
The ONeiil Frontier states that its first
choice for convention town for the next re-
publican state convent on is Norfolk. and It's
second choice is Fremont. BY all means it
should come north OF the Platte this year.
Let the committee consider that point set
tied.
Fremont paper THINKS it's a little early.
but lit Will do no hurt to say now that the
convention Of the republicans of the Third
congressional district should meet at Ere
e %SnS Eryly th ls ' nolI spFIpS Mced Frc anG ra II P1s1i
center of the Third Congressional district"
The rivalry for confessional honors IN the
Sixth district is receiving quite II bit OF no
t!ce in the papers of that section. a Dawes
county editor Inquiries; what has Colonel
Billy MeOann done to c]ntitle him to u noml-
other Journalist responds; "lf the paper had
asked what Colonel Billy had not done. the
conundrum would have been easier solved"
The Galloway Courier gives some of the
reasons why James Whitehead of the Broken
Bow land office should be the republican cam
dldate. should Mr.. Whitehead be the choice
of tue party says the Courier, we feel con-
tident that his untarnished public recocl and
his fine abilities would make him n winning
candidate and that 'he olght certainly To
receive Il strong support from the farming
Ain ,hn .frnuI his No npllt - md NNI11n
cause he has always espoused.'
The Custer Leader also takes, PRIDE lin
daiiies'' interviews favorable to Mr.: White
heads candidacy, and says: Mr.. Whitehead
but IS Il man of marked ability and one whose
sterling integrity ut all times and In all
P Pis ipie mas W aps j nlm 4 SfP Pn beiSg p Motsh ne ne ana
The Chadron Journal thinks some malicious
pess has "a Wire 1IreI e "a d Ts: hHsa, T. Fred the Ds strjnSgis,
OF Alliance is quoted by some malicious per-
son IN TIE OMAHA Rec as seeking the alliance
meaning. but the Journal will vouch that
F,sfn Is pne Of +, ine most sn ra saS,h ana and I y 6e rp pro
will run on that platform
Wlsner has two candidates for pub ic favor
in the coming scramble for Office. G. @. Me
Nish witnts to go TO congress and Andy Graz
ham would be willing to become state treas
urer. Another applicant for the treasurership
q Gbnr,onic nIeet srys Of him: "Iie, VIII be- r ",Hmn[
>'h NN 'F'H@E
bercd as the same gentleman that made the
brass band canvass for that place ON the re-
publican state ticket four years ago"
The Beatrice Democrat is still keeping up
its TRADE against Scnntor Paddock. Here are
two sample paragraphs:
Senator Paddock was in Nebraska for ff-
teen minutes during the senate recess and
pulled more wires for re-clect on-if the num-
Der of organs which spoke tlntteriugiy of him
Is IA crlterion--than "A telephone exchange
could handle in u whole month";"
sEIhn- tnItIhlltnn ~ NJ IN a tim 10 |
TO say, the machine organs, are loud In their |
support of Senator Paddock. While the Dem
ocrat would perhaps prefer Senator Paddock
to Il great many oJher republicans, the stimuli
tnneous ouChurst just as the senator Is taking |
his little swing around the circle looks de-
cidedly suspicious
1t Is said that Commissioner Greer of the
state Worlds Fair commission IS quietly set
ting up pins for the state trelsurcrship.
ITCIIISON GLOBuLES.
Most of your troubles arise from the fact
that you talk too much,
The more worthless a man Is. the more
of n hero he Is In proportion to his deserving. |
--..f AI, 20 III IA tr, .,I A. |