Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-14
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Burwell Progress; A. f. Cady will be
the next member of congress from the Sixth
district.
stanton Picket: when you Mr.. Voter.
cast ballot for Jack MacColl you vote for
man whose individual integrity admits OF no
question.
Fairfield News: Hon W. E. Andrews
Is doing some very telling work among his
constituents in the Fifth district. which
will show itself when the result is counted
in November.
Blair Pilot: Ross l.. Hammond was nomi-
mated as a candidate for congress from tho
Third district II Ross can run for con-
gress like he can WELD an editorial pen
there will be no question of his election.
Hayes Center Times: The republican
candidates for judges OF the supreme court,
Robert Ryan of Lancaster and NJ. u. Kin
kaid of Holt are each well qualified for the
office and voters will make no mistake in
placing them there.
Grand Islind independents: Hon Jack
MacColl is said TO be the only man running
for Office this year who wears whiskers,
but the way he keeps moving over the state
keeps the Nebraska zephyrs blowing through
them at lively rate,
Wallace Tug: Judging from reports from
all over the state, the only question in re-
gard to MacColl is the size of his majority.
He is friend-maker and a vote-getter,
and the small surplus which ,Holcomb
shared two years ago Will melt away like
caramels in the feed grinder OF sweet six
teen.
Valley Enterprise: The congressional race
has now simmered down to Hon. Dave Mer-
Ger and Judge Duffe. VIII we return Mr..
Mercer to congress and thus show our ap-
probation OF his grand work in securing
the Exposition appropriation bill, or will we
send a new man of whom we know nothing
as congressman?
Kearney Hub: Big-hearted Jack MacColl
Is saving more wood every day than any
candidate that ever started out in this state,
and the opinion still goes that he will lead
the republican ticket The Sixth district
will stand by him enthusiastically and
furnish the proof that he was the very man
for the nomination for governor
Edgar Post: Don't forget to make ar
rangements to vote for Andrews. He has
represented this district faithfully and well
and will do so again with the added ability
that his experience has given him. We
have nothing to say against sutherland. He
is a good fellow, but like a lot of other
good fellows, would make a mighty poor
congressman.
Kimball Observer: The most encouraging
reports are coming from Mr. Cady's meet
ings all over the district. He is making
friends everywhere and his election to con-
gress Is becoming more certain every day.
Mr.. Cady Is bright man. backed by a
clean record, and If elected will be heard
from in congress to the advantage of his
constituents
Grand Island Independent: 1t is safe to
say that had the little giant received the
nomination for congress in the Fifth dis
trct there would have at least been lit
tie fun in ii for Andrews while running
ahead of his opponent. AS 1t is, the race
Is so one-sided that If we want any amuse-
ment from the congressional contest we
must turn to Cady and Bill Greene.
Ltchfeld Monitor: AS was expected Bill
Greene gobbed the nomination for con-
gres3 at the populist convention at Crawford.
Mr.. Greene has always hunted office and
has tried every political party of any i'm