Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
THE CONVERSATIONAL CAMPAIGN.

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alone in the AFFAIRS Of the nation Is to elect
J. ]. Mccarthy to congress.
Stanton Picket: Judge NJ. p. Kinkaid's
lucky star never sets. He is as good as
elected to congress right now.
Hastings Tribune: Judge Norris Is the
candidate Of the party that stands up for
prosperity, peace, protection. and plenty
Of II.
Pierce Call: J. J. Mccarthy is making .
good impression In his campaign in this
district and his chances Of being elected
grow brighter each day.
Tekamah Herald: ]. ]. Mccarthy, repub-
lican nominee for. congress from this dis
trict, is making a quiet. gentlemanly can
vass and Is making mtly friends by en-
larging his acquaintance.
Beaver City Times Tribune: Judge Norris
would probably be more acceptable to the
fusionists IL he was a dismal failure as a
Judge, The fact that he has been popular
upon the district bench is very disheart-
ing to the opposition.
York Times,y Mr.. Hinshaw has the right
idea OF making a campaign. He will let
the COMMITTEES do what It can and will.
but will do HIS utmost to see the people
himself and Will know how the work is
6NNb - "a ONOAs SO0aNg III IN QlbNIlCLs
Emerson Enterprise: Hon. J. ]. Mccarthy
is already putting in about half of his
time campaigning and making friends
wherever &c sS5s. Tie indications arc that
there will be a big change in the vote in
this district this year and it will be in
favor Of the republican nominee.
Pierce Call; Judge H. M. Sullivan had
TO decline the populist nomination for con-
gress In the Blk Sixth four times before
the convention nominated p. H. Barry. II
Sullivan ever thought there was . ghost
Of a show for . pop In that district he
wouldn't have declined the honor once.
South Sioux City Record: We are IN
favor OF elscting y congressman who can
accomplish something-who can do things.
The district has been without a representa-
tive In congress long enough and the best
thing we can do is to elect ]. ]. Mccarthy,
who will be heard In Washington and will
be something more than than q ngurehead
in congress-.
Fillmore Chronicle: Hon. q. M. Hinshaw,
the republican candidate for congress. was
in Grafton Monday getting acquainted with
the people OF our little village. Mr.. Hin
shaw is a man, physically, morally and
me9taliy, and II he succeeds In the con-
gressional fight this fall will make q con-
gresham the Fourth district may well be
proud of. .ats- s.-
Norfolk News: The friends Of J. ].
Mccarthy are increasing with each passing
day OF the campaign and the republican
vote viii undoubtedly be something to con-
fuse the fusionists. They are probably pre-
pairing their minds and enthusiasm for an
other slump to the republican ticket in
this district. Anyway they should be max
ing such preparations.
Wayne Republican: II any one says
Robinson should be eturned because he il
''just as good" az Mccarthy, Just tell him
that is what the Cheap John grocer says
when he sells baking powder. Insist on
John J." on the label. John s." won't
go half as far when 1t comes to the point
next winter when we want to uphold our
able president. Theodore Roosevelt.
Fairfield Herald. y. What this state
wants now is = congressional dele
cation composed Of statesmen and II
appears that the republican nominees
so far are well up to the standard
required. Burkett, MCCARTHY. Norris. Kin
kaid and Hinshaw are ali the kind Of men
an energetic young state like Nebraska
ought 20 send 70 congress and keep there
SIS long as they DO well.
Falls City Journal: There is practically
no doubt OF the reelection Of Congressman \
Burkett. That gentleman's record is an
open book TO the people OF this district and
II is written SO plainly that he who runs
may read. And there is nothing in that
record but what will stand the closest
scrutiny. It Is q record that Mr.. Burkett
may be proud to point TO as his own and
one that his constituents may be proud to
endorse at the polls.
49, na--.. nR-l.-AL - a.
Beemer Tuesday looking after his political
fences. Mr.. Mccarthy Is a genial, quiet
gentleman and Il not making much noise,
but is making friends with the men he
meets. Such a man IL worth all the buster
and noise OF many once seekers. He is 4
man that wins the confidence OF men wher-
ever he meets them and. If we mistake not.
will win In the congressional race and re-
deem the Third district from populism.
David City Record; The voters Of the
Fourth district VIII max no mistake In
electing the republican nominee. Edmund H..
Hinshaw. for congress. He Is a man OF good
ability, energetic and Trustworthy. As a
thorough republican he will work with the
majority In congress and can accomplish
some good for the interests OF the people
OF the Fourth congressional district. He
will be a unit OF strength In legislation in
stead Of a mere protest and cipher. II the
fusion candidate should be elected.
Fairmont Chronicle: Hon. n. H. Hinshaw
Of Fairbury. republican candidate for con-
gress. was IN Fairmont Monday and met
many friends during his ~soiourn in the city.
While there has been some little soreness In
Fillmore county over the defeat Of the home
candidate for congress We are pleased 70
note that conditions have improved to such
an extent that the republicans are praeti-
caily unanimous for Mr.. Hinshaw. And they
should be 80. especially In this country.
Mr.. sloan stands squarely and manfuily on
the proposition that he is for Hinshaw and
the entire republican ticket and no one who
knows him would believe him capable Of