Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
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briefly reviewing the important legislation
of the first session of the last session Of
congress,
The committee on resolutions, consisting
of Harmon of Saunders. Taylor of York,
Crimson of Saline, Hinsel of Thayer and
Dickson Of Seward, introduced the follow
ing resolution which was unanimously
adopted:
The republicans OF the Foarth congress
slonal district OF Nebraska IN convention
assembled. express their Price In the
through its fifty years of history, and be-
Heve that all the great probleE'E OF govern
ment can and will be solved by ii5 wisdom.
IL Is responsible for the enactment OF the
various measures which have Injured to the
upbuilding and progress of the republic.
and that 1t will continue to be the .virile
and progressive force in our national and
state politics.
The wise patriotic and courageous ad
ministration of President Roosevelt meets
our most hearty communication, and we
believe that his energetic and forceful exc.
cution of the laws OF the land has raised
tile standard of official conduct and honesty
to the highest point of eXcellency ever
attained In our history. We especially en-
forts to bring about more perfect regula-
ton of corporations, and to bring under
the control of the government the agencies
OF transportation so that the abuses and
unjust determinations which have hereto
fore existed may be eliminated and de-
stroyed.
We believe that the last session OF con-
gress has merited the approval OF the
whole American people because OF its pas
sage OF wise and benehcent laws Espe-
ciaily do we refer with praise to the rail-
road rate bill which is the most advanced
step yet taken toward the regulation and
control of the railroads and other trans
portation facilities OF the country and will
We believe, insure reasonable and just rates
and prevent the injustice, OF special privi-
to favored shippers, persons and localities
The meat inspection law WILL In our tudg-
ment when rigidly enforced and fully un.
derstood by domestic and foreign consume 8
OF our meat products, inure greatly to the
beneht OF farmers and producers of live
stock throughout the central and middle
west, and likewise be OF vast benefit to
the consumers OF these products in our own
country, and inspire such confidence in
other lands that our already vast foreign
commerce will be substantially increased
thereby.
In Hon: E. H. Hinshsw we recognize an
able and active member OF our national
congress. He has well guarded and cared
for the interests OF the people Of this
district and has labored earnestly for the
enactment of those measures which are OF
| vital interest to our people. We especially
commend him for his faithful services in
the past and pledge him our hearty sup
port at the coming election.
Resolved. That we favor the adoption
\ OF the constitutional amendment to our
state constitution providing for the election
Of railroad commissioners and favor the
enactment of sufficient laws for the carry
| ing OF the same into effect ia accordance
with the, spirit OF said amendment. ana
| IN line with the new railroad rate legsla-
| ton enacted by congress.
Resolved, That we endorse the recent
anti-psss LEGISLATION enacted by congress
AZ 10 interstate transportation and favor a
stringent anti-pass law prohibiting the CIV
| ing OF free passes In this state.
Resolved, That we favor the passage of a