Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

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someone that Colonel Stark viii have "a
arrange to have his diamonds stolen "a
arouse a little notoriety for himself.
Pender News: J. J. Mccarthy IL not
making much noise. but he is tending we'll
to his political fences and has them 10 nne
repair. When II comes TO a windup Il will
be found that his fences are horse high,
bull strong and pig tight
Falls City Journal: The democratic
congressional convention will be held IN
this city. We are glad this is to be the
case, for we want to see the convention
that win undertake the task. Of nominate
ing a man who can defeat Hon. d. ]. Bur
kett.
Mccook Tribune; For fear there may
be some Misunderstanding the Tribune
wants to say Judge Norris is the nominee
OF the republicans Of the Fifth district
and that he will be the successful candl-
date Of the people in November REQUIRES no
stretch Of the imagination.
Kimball Observer: For q nonpartisan
paper the SCOTS Blur Herald has a good
deal to say about M. p. Kinkaid ana goes
out OF it's way most every week 70 say
mean things about that gentleman. But
despite the Herald's opposition we are con-
ndent the next congressman from this dis
trict Will be Noses p. Kinkaid.
McCook Tribune: The prospects, this
early In the campaign are bright for re-
publican success in state and congressional
districts. A clean sweep Of Nebraska's
congressional districts Is q promising
probability. The state ticket does not ap-
pear to be endangered at any point. The
crop reports prove II is a republican year.
North Platte Tribune: Republicans say
that they will win this fall in the sixth
congressional district. and when republicans
make a prediction they work to make Il
come true. After q dozen OF years of wan
dering In the wilderness Of the sandhiIis
OF western Nebraska the republicans will
be led out by a modern Moses-Moses P.
Kinkaid.
Grand Island Press: Judge O.. w. Norris
OF McCook. republican candidate for con-
gress Of this district, was a Grand Island
guest today. He is a very pleasant gentle
man and assures his political friends in Han
county that in the event of his election he
Will do something for Grand Island, which il
unfortunately tackled onto the Fifth con-
gressional district.
Stanton Picket: The Picket Is perfectly
willing that Mr.. Robinson's campaign should
be made on his congressional record, but
as to his election, that lie quite another
matter. We have not a copy Of such rec
ord reduced to writing before us at the
present time. but such parts as we are ia
miliar with are very favorable to the cleo
tion Of ]. j. Mccarthy.
wiIsonvills Review, Judge Norris atti-
tude in regard to the appointment Of his
successor to the judgeshtp. in case he is
elected to congress. is quite plain. The
unexpired term will DO very ahort-ope
year at the outside-and this will be sup
piled by appointment, this power being
vested in the governor, and in which Judge
Norris will take no part whatever.
osceola Record: When the conscien-
tious voter in this district begins to think
about the next congressman he should re-
member that the republicans have placed
before the people a man VINO Is starKs SUI
perior In every respect. Hinshaw has more
energy in his little finger than our present
congressman has in all his t~hree-hundred
pounds. and in point Of ability the contrast
is about as marked in favor Of Hinshaw.
Tecumseh Chieftain: b fusionIsts, Of
the First congressional district will hold
their congressional district convention in
Falls City. Monday. August Is. They feel
that It is necessary for them to 60 through
the motions. though. Of course. they have
no expectation OF coming within several
thousand votes OF electing their man. The
victim haslnot yet been decided on. for the
reason that no one is willing to make the
sacrifice.
winside Tribune: The stanton Register
wants Mccarthy to come out and plainly
cay whether he is a Roosevelt or an OK
nard republican. This Is a solar plexus
blow, but before the Register presses the
question too hard It should see thai its
own candidate would be free TO answer
embarrassing questions connected with this
sugar business. Since Allen has endorsed
oxnard there are many who are wondering
how Robinson stands on this question.
Norfolk News; The republicans Of the
Third congressional district have Just rea-
son for a republican representative. in that
such representative would be in accord
with the administration and therefore cepa-
BILE OF accomplishing much good for his con-
stltuents. The FIRST time Cleveland was
elected the republicans gave heed to the
demands Of the democrats that they should
have q congress ia harmony with the chief
executive, and hat kind Of a congress was
elected. The present situation calls for re-
publican congressman and the Third Me-
braska district Will be acting wisely TO
elect q congressman Of that faith.
York Times: ID. H. Hinshaw arrived in
York yesterday and left on the Elkhorn
train this noon. He Is making assurance
doubly sure as he goes along. There is no
reasonable doubt Of his election II the
republicans will do their duty. Every re-
publican in the district ought to make It
hia business to see that Mr.. Hinshaw is
elected. He IL a man whom We can all
support cordially and sincerely. He is
genial y square and win make a very
creditable member IN congress. He viii
work IN the interest Of the entire district
and will do us good. Let US all Join in with
a determination to win. and we will do It.
Broken Bow Republican: Judge NJ. P.
Kinkaid, the republican candidate for con-
grass, was in the city Friday TO see the
members OF the county central committee
relative to his campaign in the county.
The Judge feels very confident Of his elec-
tIon. When he enters on an active cam
paim he expects to visit Custer county
and will visit as many localities as the COM
mittee may deem advisable and his time
will permit. The judge is one OF the most
popular men In his judicial district and Is
highly capable Of hlling the position 70
which he aspires. His election lie a fore
gone conclusion and It is only now a ques-
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