Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
WINNERS NAMED FOR coNoREss.

David City Record: M. =. ktnkaid mas
been nominated by the republicans for con-
gress in the Sixth district. II is a safe
prediction that the Sixth will be repre-
scented by a republican In the next con-
gress.
Wood River interests: Moses Klnkaid
was nominated in the big Sixth for con-
gress at the republican convention on the
nth ballot. This modern Moses lie pretty
sure to lead the children Of the big Sixth
out Of the p~opulist wilderness.
Neigh Leader: Moses P. Kinkaid Of Holt
county has been nominated for representa-
tive in congress by the republicans Of the
Sixth district. A fair judgment OF the
conditions would indicate that he has more
than an even chance Of election.
Battle Creek Republican: NJ. P. Kin
kaid of o'Neill was nominated for congress
man in the big Sixth district on the nth
ballot. That many ballots ought to have
brought out the right man. and no one
questions but what Kinkaid is the right
man.
Sutton Advertiser News: E. H. Hlnshaw
Of Fairbury was nominated last week on the
243d ballot for congress. This was one Of
the hardest and longest political lights for
supremacy ever held In Nebraska and re-
suited in the naming OF a winner and a
grand good man.
Taylor Clarion: Mr.. Kinkaid is too we'll
known to all the citizens in this part Of
the district TO need any introduction. AS
a man eminently qualified to all that po-
sition with houor to his constituents, and
credit to himself there is no denying. That
he will be elected goes without saying.
Valentine Republican: The ability Of
Judge Kinkaid to represent his constitu-
ency with credit in congress Ia conceded by
all. He is closely identified with the
various interests OF his section OF the
state, whose Advancement will certainly
be substantially promoted by his election.
Ainsworth Star-Journal: Judge Kinkaid
as a private citizen, as a public man, as a
lawyer, as a jurist-in fact in every known
attribute, is a man of the people and for
the people and will prove one OF the ablest
as well as one of the most honest and
conscientious lawmakers ever In the lower
house of congress.
Sidney Republican,: Judge Kinkaid Is
made OF the stun necessary to represent
such q large district as this in congress,
his staying qualities are unquestioned. II
anyone doubts this refer him to the Craw-
ford convention. His supporters at the
convention come In for second honors in
staying qualities.
North Platte Tribune: While Judge Kim
kaid was not the Tribune's choice for con-
gresham, 1t can support him most heartily.
The Judge is a clean, able man and there
is every reason to believe that, though
twice defeated, he will this year be elected.
In the Elkhorn country. where the Judge
Is best known. he is extremely popular
with the masses.
Central City Eonpareil: The Fourth
district congressional convention balloted
243 times before making a choice. but when
a choice was finally made II was a good
one. e. H. Hinshaw will win honors for
himself and credit for his district in the
next session Of congress. BY the way.
republicans have put up exceptionally good
timber in all districts where nominations
have been held so far.
Exeter News: At Beatrice last week Hon.
e. H.. Hinshaw was nominated for con-
gress from this district on the 343d ballot.
The large number OF friends OF Charles H.
Sloan regret of his failing to receive the
nomination. Mr.. Hlnshaw, the nominee.
is too well and favorably known IN Exeter
to need any Introductory remarks, and It
is only through justice to him that we say
his election this fall is sure and certain
by a handsome majority.
osceola Record: Hon. e. H. Hinshaw OF
Fairbury was nominated at Beatrice for
congressman from the Fourth district. The
fight was long drawn out, 343 ballots being
cast before a choice was made. The nomi-
nation Is pleasing to republicans generally,
as Mr.. Hinshaw is conceded to be a clean
upright man and one who will represent
the mass of his constituents. Here's to
Hinshaw for congressman. Long may he
wave.
Grand Island Independent: The contest
among the republicans of the Fourth dis
trict which took place at Beatrice last
week will go down in Nebraska history as
one Of the closest ever occurring. Over
three hundred ballots were taken and Hon.
Hinshaw of Fairbury, won out. The
nomination is an excellent one. Mr.. Hin
shaw was a candidate for United States
senator two years ago and stood high in
the estimation OF many of the legislators.
Hastings Tribune: The Fourth district
had a warm time at the republican con-
v%ention, but all's well that ends well.
The outcome is the naming Of an excellent
candidate for congress-E. II. Hlnshaw. He
is a winner. Out in the Sixth district the
republicans nominated NJ. P. Kinkaid OF
o'Neill on the nth ballot. Kinkaid has
twice made an effort to win out in the
race for congress from that district and
both times he met defeat, but he will win
in a walk next fall.
Sheridan Post: Moses p. Kinkaid Of the
~vigilanter Sixth Nebraska congressional
district is the republican nominee for con-
gresham. Judge Kinkaid is well seasoned,
and with the help OF his many friends
ought to bring the big Sixth" into the
republican column. A few years ago a man
had to be promised something to allow his
name to go on that republican congress
sional ticket. 1t Is not so In the days OF
prosperity. Judge Kinkaid was nominated
on the 177th ballot. The chances Of re-
publican success are good.
Custer County Republican: While we did
not help to nominate Judge Kinkaid. but
urged the nomination OF Senator Currie in
stead. we have no hesitancy in giving him
our loyal support for the high position to
which he aspires. For twelve years he
was district Judge and was elected twice to
that position when the district had q ma
jortty Of populists. He bears a high repu-
tation for honesty. sobriety and manliness
in all his walks. He has that diplomacy
and persistency in his makeup that will
make him a successful worker In national
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