Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-31
THE CONGRESSIONAL RACE.

kearney Hub: Cady, the little giant O
the big Sixth, is still changing votes witt
rapidity presaging success.
ONeil Frontier: If you want to vote fol
good clean, able man to represent thi.
district in congress for the next two year!
you have an opportunity, and A. e. CadS
is the man.
McCook Tribune The demand for Con,
gressman Andrews speeches in every part
of the Fifth district is not only compliment.
ary, but gratifying and significant. He is
winning campaigner and has the faculty
of friend making.
Gretna Reporter: Dave Mercers popular
ity with the people has been brought about
by his honest, persistent effort to do his
best for his constituents, every one of them
regardless of politics, and he has done it.
The people of this district cannot afford
to elect any one else.
Arlington News: Congressman Mercer, Ne.
braska's pride, will this fall be elected by
the largest majority ever given candidate
Republicans, democrats and populists alike
will cast their ballots for Dave. He is one
of the brightest and energetic workers
that ever stood upon the floor of the Amer
lean congress.
York Times: The congressional fight up in
the Sixth district will be a hummer MIR.
Cady, the republican nominee, has no SUI
perior a debater and vote getter, while
w. l.. Green the pop candidate, is one of
the SmDOtneSt commence men III lnat party
of smooth confidence men. Indications are
strongly in favor OF Cadys election.
Bartlett News: Hon A. e. Cady, candidate
for congress, Is a man OF ability, as shown
by the complimentary notices he is receiv-
ing, not only from the republican press but
also from the populist press in the district,
Not a word be said against his char
acter. The only question to be settled by
the voters OF the big Sixth district is,
Whether they want man to represent them
in congress who can command the respect
of intelligent people or by ranter like Bill
Green of Kearney
Tecumseh Chleftain: Judge Jesse b.
Strobe has made a most excellent record
during his first term in congress and the
republican party is proud of him. 1t was
pleased to renominate him by accamation
and it will esteem 1t a privilege TO accord
him hearty support through the present
campaign. He is worthy of the trust and
confidence of the people. His ability Is Of
the order that reflects credit on his constt-
uency. His devotion to the interests of his
district entities him 10 the respect of all
parties and will result in his triumphant
reelection.
Gothenburg Independent: Hon. A. E.
Cady, who Is thorough and competent man
and whose moral principles Will bear the
most rigid inspection, is making an honest
fight upon the principles OF protection and
honest money, which since 1873 have added
greatly toward developing this western
country and in adding manufacturing indus
tries and wealth to this nation. Great moral
principles as well as political ones are at
stake in this campaign, and 1t will be left
with our citizens to decide whether or not
they will elect man like Mr. Cady whose
ability as a statesman Is unquestoned and
whose morals are OF the highest standard,
to represent the Sixth congressional district
of Nebraska, or will they vote for a man
like Judge Green, who is the reverse in
every particular?
Superior Journal The Journal this week
ant last has published a collection OF para
graphs from TAEers of ali shades of political
belief touching upon the candidacy of X. ID.
for congress. The impression
gained from this symposium is that the pop
ulists have nominated an unknown man.
and unlike Judge NcKeghan, he Is utterly
incapable Of making himself known, Dem
ocratic papers, without exception express
the soreness of that wing Of the combine
over the defeat Of Thompson and Mr.. Suth-
erland can expect nothing more than nom-
nal support from that source. Republican
papers are joyful over the nomination OF
such a weakling when they had expected
a hard fight against a strong man. 1t is
an assured fact that w. a. Andrews Is to be
bis own successor TO congress.