Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-19
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Oakland Republican,: Mr.. Piper has made
an exceptionally good officer and should be
elected again, and there Is no doubt but
that he will be.
Broken Bow Republican,: vote for J.
H. MacColl for governor Is vote for prac-
teal business administration OF tho state
affairs and Nebraska Is sorcy needing such
an administration.
Goring Courier. Jack MacCoi Is n plain,
everyday man. and not politician. He Is
a conservative safe. ideal candidate aad not
n blatant srccchmaker. He viii fill the
guberna1oral chair with credit TO himself
and entire satisfaction TO the people.
Randolph Times; Nebraska must show the
world that the people Of the state are not
Insane on the money question, and for that
reason Mckinley, MacColl and all the boys
who are making a fight for sound money
must and will be victorious.
Schuyler Sun: Every day Jack MacColl s
chances look brighter. There can be no
doubt about 1t now but what the free silver
men are on the run. The glowing pictures
so beautifully drawn are beginning TO fade
under the brightness Of the republican sun
Sidney Telegraph: Every voter in the west
end OF the state regardless OF politics, should
take pride in working and voting FOR Jack
MacColl for governor He is west end man,
and the west end has long been waiting Tor
an opportunity to elect governor from its
own section.
Pawnee Republicans: 1t has been twenty
five years since Pawnee county has had a
republican representative on the state ticket.
This year we have a candidate worthy Of the
position to which he asplrcs. and the electors
Of Pawnee county will give G. p. Casey a
handsome vote.
Wayne Herald: p. q. Hedlund, who has
ably acted in the capacity Of deputy state
auditor, and who is now the republican
nominee for state auditor should receive
every vote in Nebraska No more capable
and efficient man has ever been elected to
that responsible position. In fact, all the
state officials on the republican ticket are
deserving OF your support.
Sidney Telegraph: There is no valid rea-
son why Jack MacColl should not receive
every vote In the west end OF the state.
This paper does rot favor sectionalsm but
when western Nebraska has an opportu-
nifty to place one of its best citizens in
the gubernstorial chair 1t believes in the
people standing together as unit This is
the only way western Nebraska can ever
expect to gain representation at the state
capitol.
Schuyler Sun: Any one in doubt OF Mac
Coils election this fall should visit the
western part of the state and learn for
themselves the republican sentiment in dis
trcts which have been known as popullst
strongholds. While there may not be re-
publican votes Ito burn" or throw at the
MacColl and Mckinley. Come on; we in
vte all to ride with us. There is always
room for more. and protection under the
republican flag for all The more the mer-
rier and the happier time we'll have when
we hold our McKinley-Ma ratification
meeting.
Sidney Telegraph: The comment of the
press of Nebraska upon the nomination OF
Jack MacColl has been the most fattcring
ever accorded the candidate of any party
in this state for the gubernatorial Office
and the enthusiasm that was shown I'm the
beginning has not only not abated. but has
grown with each week OF the campaign
His canvass thus far has been almost en-.
tirely in the western part Of the state
which section is responding nobly and prom
ises the greatest republican vote shown
since the inception of the populist move
| ment. 1t is not necessary to dwell upon
| Jack MacColl's personal fitness or business
| qualifications, because they are well known
| to all men. 1t is enough to say that his
manliness and greatheartedness are sure
| passports to the affections of the people
j and there is ground for the belief fire.
quently expressed that he will lead the en-
! tire republican ticket, even though the
ticket be exceptionally strong through and
through.