Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-25
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opposition to spring Z number Of roorb-eks
on this state between this and the day OF
election. These plans have bess carefully
worked out by the opposition And are all
ready for the public. One Of them has been
Withheld BY request OF one Of the candidates
for 3 high ofhce who hopes 20 be a bene-
hciary Of the fraud which they are planning
to perpetrate. All OF the republicans OF
the state are warned against these schemes
Up TO this tine this committee has paid
no attention to the numerous charges and
innue ndoes which have been 50 freely pub
lished nor does K expect 70 take the trouble
to deny any false statements which may
hereafter appear. II relies upon the iutelli-
Eence and the sense o. fairness OF the peo-
pie Of this state TO reject all such attempts
10 deceive.
Thus far in the campaign no official
statement regarding the political conditions
has been made BY the committee. There Is.
however, no longer any reason 70 withhold
from the public the real situation. Ne
brsska Is upquestionably republican, and
viii, on November ;. be found among the
states recording themselves On the side o.
honest money and constitutional govern
nent A most conservative poll OF the state,
just completed. shows clear republican
majority o. both national and state tickets
Of not less than Is GOO ] confidently expect
The republicans 70 elect all six OF their con
gressionAl candidates. The legislature will
be republican in both branehee BY large
naioTities
The attempts Of political sgiiators to
serve their own selfish ambition ty melting
discord and hatred between imaginary
classes Of society have signally failed in
this state Our people are too intelligent 70
be deceived by the financial vAEries. and
too patriotic 10 subscribe 70 the revolution
Rry propositions Of the Chicago platform.
The people OF this state have determined
that q return OF prosperity can only be
secured by Z return Of republican supremacy
under which this country enjoyed its great
est prosperity.
we earnestly call on all friends OF sound
money and conservative business methods
without regard 10 their previous Affiliations
10 aid US in making the majority so pro
nounced and overwhelming thar Nebraska
viii reeeiTe her fun share Of The business
prosperity which is sure TO come with the
election OF Mckinley"
LINCOLN's REGISTRATION.
The vote Of Lincoln in this year Of juhi
lee viii not fall far behind that OF 1898, when
the high water mark IVES reached and the
capital city rolled up the largest repub-
liczn majority IN her history. Yesterday
Was the second day of registration and over
1000 more names were added 10 the registry
lists. The total registration thus far is
9shh-- A-AkN year Il vas 5,b44- IN 1898 II was
$500. and in 1892, s,ssl.
Il was reported to City Clerk Bowen this
morning that Alex Jetes, one Of the repub
licsn supervisors in precinct B. Second
ward, left the place OF registration al :
O'Clock last evening and did not return. I;
Is believed that he accompanied the Lincoln
delegation TO Crete. II was also reported
that Roland Brown. one Of the republican
registrars in precinct B Of the Seventh
ward. failed TO show up az his post after .
p. n. The law provides that two members
Of the board must be present all the time
the board is in session. This provision wac
complied with. there being one democrat and
one republican on the tive boards while
Jetes and Brown were absent. Therefore
both parties were represented. But tAts
doesn't let Jetes and Brown out
Tom NoTrau OF the PoEtof1ce department
and Ed NJ. Friend, one Of BryEn's assistant
private secretaries got wind OF Brown 5
delinquency and called at the city clerks
Ofhce and intimated that the democrats
would make an effort 10 throw the precinci
out This precinct is republican by about
forty majority, which accounts for the in
terest displayed by Colonels worrau and
Friend. City Clerk Bowen informed them
mat nat. the absence Of Brown in no way in
validated the registration as the Law only
requires two registrars to be present.
LAST NIGHT AT ELKHoRN.
gran .l-Under the auspices o. the Mckinley
Hobart and MacColl club OF Western Doug
las county. there was meeting here tonight
that surpassed. in point of numbers and
enthusiasm. any held here thus far during
the campaign. The issues Of the campaign
were very Eptly illustrated with a stere-
opiicon machine under the management Of
F. J. SaCkstt- Each recurring illustration
was greeted with prolonged applause and
the fruits Of Sackstts lucid explanation
and expedition Of free silver faIlacies will
be made apparent here on election day.
Following Ssckett J H VanDusen Of South
Omaha delivered one OF his characteristic
addresses. In his opinion the policy Of
The republican party. which stands 10 open
UP a market for the products OF the Amer
lean people rather than open the mints 10 the
coinage Of all the silver that comes will be
the salvation Of the American people Dur
ing the evening tie audience was regaled
with u number OF highly appreciated. up-to-
date campaign songs By The John L Web
stsr Glee club Of Omaha
VALENTINE. Neb. Oct. 24-Cspecisl
Telegram-1-Dr W. B. Ely. republican can
eidate for state senator, delivered his lee
ture on the financial question. illustrated
by chart, here this evening The hall YVES
crowded and although the lecturer made no
attempt to cause enthusiasm the striciest
attention was paid. The lecture was purely
historical, but presented the strongest Ergu-
nsnt for the present standard. Dr. Ely
WAS followed by Hon c. 2, Glover for the
national democrats who explained their DO
sition in the pending canvass. Republicans
feel that they are making substantial gains
daily
RUsHVILLE. Neb.. Oct 2S-lspeciaI Tsle-
gram-)-A big crowd Of Ehsuting repub-
licAns held an enthusiastic rally here to-
night. The Rushviile Mckinley club
snd the WomAns Ida Mckinley club.
headed by the band. and large crowds from
neighboring towns and the surrounding
country. formed a long procession with
torches, banners and tranEparencies. Judge
l. x. Alder Of AinsWorth spoke in the
Afternoon and Major Clspp OF Pine Ridge
in the evening. Both addresses we're con
vincing ana logical arguments.
How Fails CITY VIII Close Campaign
FALLS CITY, Neb.. Oct. 24.-(SpeelAl. -
The campaign will be closed In this city by
two big rallies on the night Of October q
The democrats and republicans both have
rallies advertised for that night Senator
Allen and Ed b Smith VIII talk for the
democrats and Senator ThurEton VIII DO The
same for the republicans
Heavy Registration al sioux City
SIOUX CITY, Ia. Oct. 24--tspecial TeIe-