Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
THE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.

Wisner Free Press: Congressman Nc
Carthy proposes to know his district thor
oughly before going to Washington. There
will not be a corner that Nc. has not
touched.
Wakefield Republican: The better you
become acquainted with ]. J. Mccarthy the
more you will be convinced that he is tho
right man to send to congress. ]. ]. is
best liked where he is best known, and
good old Dixon county will next month
roll up a big majority for him.
Battle Greek Republican: Hon. J, ]. Nc
Carthy, republican candidate for congress-
man, accompanied by Jack Koenigstein, Sec
rotary Of the republican congressional COM
mittee, spent Tuesday afternoon in town,
making the acquaintance Of a large num-
Der Of our people. Mr.. Mccarthy makes
friends wherever he goes and he has every
prospect Of being triumphantly elected. He
spent Wednesday with the people Of Meadow
Grove and Tilden.
Norfolk News: The Robinson forces en-
tered the campaign with confidence and It
must be admitted that some OF the re-
publicans lacked that. But the situation
has changed. The very thorough and ex-
c%ellent campaign methods OF Mr.. Mccarthy,
Chairman Fales, Secretary Koenigstein and
other members of the committee have over
come any doubt that the republicans may
have had Of success and caused the fusion
lists to fear for their ticket.
Holdrege Citizen: The republicans should
make strenuous efforts to roll up the
largest possible majority in this county
for Judge Norris. He stands for the Ameri-
can idea of giving work to American work.
ingmen and keeping the wheels of indus
try running. Judge Norris is a young man
OF courage and conviction and could be
depended upon to assist the present ad-
ministration in its efforts to curb the en-
croachmept of the trusts and gigantic cor
porations and at the same timee avoid
doing anything to disturb the financial and
Industrial structure Of this country so as
to bring disaster and ruin to our coun-
try.
Beatrice Express: Congressman Stark
was a very shy and difident statesman be-
fore he received his latest nomination.
Then he had firmly decided tc retire from
public life, and would not consider the
idea Of succeeding himself but all the
time he was playing, with considerable skill,
for the nomination, and would have been
q very sick Mr.. Stark II he hadn't sue
ceeded in getting 1t. Mr.. Stark is really
a discreditable man to represent the people
OF this district in congress. He is too
fond Of the cheap tricks OF the politician.
His efforts to make himself solid with the
old soldiers were enough to show that he
is not sincere.
Sidney Telegraph: Hon. NJ. P. Kinkaid,
who will represent the Big Sixth district
in congress after November s, was calling
on the voters in the city Thursday. He
oflce. Judge Kinkaid is a thoroughly west
ern man. Prior to taking up his residence
in Nebraska he lived for a number Of years
in Wyoming and was one OF the first prac.
ticing attorneys in Dakota. He has lived
in this congressional district in Nebrasks
for twenty-five years. He is thoroughly
imbued with the western spirit Of progress;
and with western interests deep at hear
h will be Of great influence and benefit
in our national halls Of congress.
David City Banner Notwithstanding the
busy season and the lethargy OF the people
in regard to politics, Hon. E. II. Hinshaw
the republican candidate for congress, IL
having most enthusiastic meetings through
out the entire district and from every
county comes reports that many former
fusionists, who have seen the wisdom OF
republican policies, are also enthusiastic
in his support. Mr.. Hinshaw is a hard
worker, an able attorney. who has worked
his way up from a farm boy, is a thorough
campaigner and makes friends wherever he