Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-29

also add that the same feeling will be
shared by the adjoining counties and
largely throughout the Fifth district.
Wherever Mr.. Christy is known he is held
in the highest esteem and recognized for his
strict integrity and ability; he is profess
sionally honest and gentlemanly and per-
sonally Of clean morals. The popularity OF
Mr.. Christy at home is already we'll known
and recognized in other parts of the district
and will prove a great source Of strength in
the campaign. The nomination OF Mr..
Christy will be recognition of the growing
demand for clean men in positions of honor
and trust, and the party that takes the lead
in meeting such demand will command the
respect OF the best element Of our citizens.
Stanton Picket: A very large number OF
the press and the people OF this district
freely express the opinion that no stronger
or better nomination could be made to con-
gress by republicans than Senator w. W.
Young. His candidacy, although announced
only a few days ago, has made a pro-
nounced and favorable impression. No
other candidate for any ofice has received
as many or as strong endorsements from
the press as has he. Judging from these,
from what we know OF his standing
throughout the district and the fact that
his location Is most favorable, being in
the center of the district, the chances for
his nomination are the best OF any can
didate in the field. This is exactly what
fusion politicians fear and are attempting
to prevent. They admit his ability, his
uprightness, his moral courage, his ora
torical powers-all these which so admira-
bly, At him for the position and serve to
make him a favorable candidate for his
own party and a dangerous opponent for
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the republican candidate they know that
II will be the third and Anal race for Mr..
Robinson. Let the republican convention
nominate w. W. Young and redemption of
the Third congressional district becomes an
assured fact.
York Republican: 1t has always been
conceded that Hon. E. ]. Hainer stands
among the foremost Of the big, brainy
men OF Nebraska. When this district had
the good fortune to be represented by him
in congress 1t was represented by a man
whose force and ability were recognized
by his colleagues, and when he spoke all
listened. He attracted the attention and
consideration OF the people Of the nation;
he was an acknowledged leader. a sought
after adviser among big men. He is a
man OF sterling character. one who can
be neither bought nor inundated. He is
not a mixer. He Is not hail -fellow-well-
met with everybody. strangers and &C
quaintances alike. You have to go half
way to meet him II you want to know
him. and when you know him you know
that you never met a more genial. gen.
erous man In your life, and the more you
know him you will like him the better.
Republicans will nominate a
good congressman this time. The Repub-
lican homes II will be Mr.. Hainer. He is
better fitted for the position than any
man in the district by reason OF his ex-
p~erience In congress. He is fearless and
he will do what he believes to be right
though the heavens fall. Such men make
big names for their districts when they
have a constituency big enough to place
them in congress and leave them there till
they have time to accomplish something.