Omaha daily bee., 1896-04-05

lands ignominious failure and heartily con-
gratuate the people upon the present pros
poets and great promise OF repups.iitahh pisa j., sue
protective tariff and reciprocity We favor
sound financial system. and believe In
maintaining strong and vigorous foreign
Resolved. That we heartily endorse the
candidacy Of that eminent statesman ana
and we instruct our delegates to the state
cor ventlon to use all honorable means to Sc
lect delegation to the St Louis convention
favorable to his nomination.
Resolved, That we commend Hon. NJ. +;
Kinkaid for the just, fair, impartial and
5onpartti,san manner in which he has con-
we heartily endorse his candidacy for con-
gresham in this district; and, it is further
Resolved, That he be allowed to select the
delegates to the congressional convention, to
be held at North Platte. August 10.
The following resolutions were offered by
DR.. j. L. Mcdonald of Atkinson:
Resolved, That we recognize and appre-
ciate the. valient work done for republican
ism in Holt county by Colonel Mel! Bren-
gate from this district to the national con-
vention; and. 1t IS further
Resolved. That he be allowed to select
tha ton. ue'esa''0n 10 'he broken Bow '0''en-
Judge Kinkaid will not name his delegates
until later, State convention delegates:
Eye ches s E. s. GHia Gmore e. g. e. C. Hssett
w. f. Eislele, II. A. Amen. P. A. Just, ].
w. Wertz and S. ]. Weeks. Congressional
convention: d. II. Cronin. r. r. Dickson, G.
G. Hazlett, J. l.. Mack, r. H. Jenness, ]. L.
Mcdonald, Peter Donahoe, John Trommer
shausser j. w. Wertz ]. A. Rice and j. ].
Halleran.
HAD A WARM CONVENTION
M'COOK, Neb. April 4.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The republicans of Red Willow held
an exciting and discordant convention here
this afternoon, naming delegates to the
various conventions and placing nominees
up for the several county offices. r. P.
High was chairman, and G. w. Barnes, sec
retary The nominees are: For representa-
tive, r. p. High; county attorney, H. w.
Keyes; commissioner, First district, R. d.
johnson. Red Willow county's candidate for
state auditor, Fl. ii. Troth, named delegates
to the Lincoln state convention by courtesy:
III. II. Troth George Hocknell, V. Franklin,
G. w. Barnes, H. H. Easterdey, e. r.
Banks, M. T. Piper, w. T. Henton, A. B.
Smith, j. e. Kelley and C. F. Waterman.
A committee of twenty named the following
delegates: Omaha state convention, e. E.
Devoe. NJ Fl. Cole, w. f. Everst, o. Frost,
j. j. Lamborn, B. F. Olcott, S. III. Coons
j. G. Moore, A. G. Culbertson, S. l.. Green
and w. w. Archibald. Congressional dele
gates: A. G. Dole, Philip Glenn, A. Carton,
Il. A. Sexson, H. H. Berry f. M. Kimmell,
A. l. Peterson, w. R. Starr, w. H. Wads-
worth, NJ j. johnson and w. M. Wight
Senatorial delegates: A. F. Reeves, e. NJ
Woods, G. W. Hodgkn, Samuel Ellis, w. A.
McCool, William Hiersekorn, Willis Gossard
Perry Stone, w. F. Miller, L. w. Cox and
j. w. Dolan. State and congressional delega-
tions were instructed for Mckinley, and
Andrews received the congressional delega-
tion, which was also instructed for ]. P. A.
Black of Bloomington for district delegate
at-large.
UTICA, Neb., April 4-(special)-At the
republican caucus for this township, held
last evening, the following delegates were
selected to the county convention to be held
at Seward, Monday: George f. Hurlburt, T.
l.. Davies, III. M. Colman, Joseph Jones, H.
w. Ragan, Jacob Leichty, A. Leavens, j. B.
Leggitt, O. d. Thygeson,, J. L. Meikkesen,
Steve Lowley, George w. Daily, C. w. Ray
mond, John r. Winseicker, L. E. MARI
Charles Greenwood w. p. Yoho. McKin-
ley and Haines were endorsed.
PAWNEE CITY, Neb., April 4.-(Specal
Telegram)-The republican county conven-
tion met today. There was good attend
ance. G. w. Collins presided Delegates to
the Omaha state conventions: C. l. Norris,
W. H. Wilson, Anton Wensel, W. G. Stein
auer, ]. j. Bernard Silas HUFF, w. J. Hader-
man, H. c. Lindsay, G. w. Collins. George
Pelton, j. w. Moore, ]. C. Smutz, E. NJ.
Berry ]. f. Wensel, A. d. Strunk. First
congressional district convention: M. Walsh,
jr. Charles Middleton, James Tlllotson, ]. w.
Prowant, @. ii. Barnard, ID. j. Regnsh, j. A.
", ".
M. Bacus. Jacob Brown, r. ]. Griggs, d. B.
Drake. Resolutions we're adopted instruct
ing the delegates to vote for men to the st.
Louis convention favorable to Mckinley.
Charles Il. Casey OF this city was endorsed
for state treasurer and empowered to select
delegates to the convention to be held in
Lincoln to nominate state officers.
AlNSWORTH, Neb, April 4.-(Special
Telegram.) THE Brown county republican
convention was held here today. Everything
was solid for Mckinley. Delegates to the
Omaha convention: l.. X. Alder, A. w.
Scattergood, John Pfeifer, ]. S. Dawson and
M I. Mead. District convention at Broken
Bow: H. o. Paine, s. Backey, John Muir
ray. ]. A. Nay and II. G. Miller.
ELBA, Neb., April 4.-(Specal Telegram)
The republican precinct primary which met
here today was well attended. 1t was en-
thusiastlc for William Mckinley for presi-
Dental candidate.
WAYNE, Neb., April 4.-(special Tele-
the republican caucuses held in |
the city last night the following delegates |
Hunter, w. III, Neal, w. II. Hognewood, |
Charles Beebe, George l.. Cook. A. T. Will |
ter Robert Utter, Frank Fuller, r. Phillio, |
]. j. Williams and Ell Jones The contest in
the Third ward was lively Senator Bressler
and N. Grimsley were rivals there, being |
candidates for district delegates to the ma
tional convention. The Bressler men won by
more than two to one and Mr.. Bressler car
ried every ward. He is strong Mckinley
nan,
HARMONY AT BROKEN BOW.
BROKEN BOW, Neb. April r4.-(Special
republican county convention
held in this city today was one OF the most
harmonious for several years. II was a
Mckinley crowd. The convention was ad-
iressed by Judge Wall and Senator Akers,
candidates for congressional honors besides
ocal speakers. Enthusiasm was at a high
bitch. Strong resolutions denouncing the
present democratic administration and ia
'oring protective tariff to American prod
lets and industries, reciprocity and William
were passed. Omaha convention
lelegates w. S. Wescott, C. e. Jones, Ru-
zen johnson, j. C. Predmore, j. S. Sharp
ess. II. w. George, J. o. Taylor, s. Q.
ValdrOn, Ira Graves, Il. G. Schwlnd, H. M.
sullivan, A. G, Hoffman, Simon Cameron,
7. w. Salisbury, f. Il. Van Antwerp and
,. d. Atkinson. Sixteen delegates were also
lected to the congressional convention at
Broken Bow April 13. II
NORTH PLATTE, Neb.. April 4.-(Special
THE republican county conven-
ion convened In this city this afternoon
nd elected eleven delegates to the con-
ressional convention and eleven TO the state.
he sentiment OF the cOnVention favored .