Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-29
ROSEWATER MEETS FRIENDS
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to return ana find how a brief absence
petty enmities and, ileaIopsies; and everyone
who expresses himself III my presence in
the rityi as z have7 heard. sounds his
even Within his NE Sho O come a the SonSr
which he so richly deserves (Applause.r
In this campaign IL is not necessary for
the friends Of Mr.. Rosewater to belittle
any opposing candidates or 10 say anything
thai would arouse a prejudice that might
become the nominee for the republican
party. Senator Willard has been my banker
and friend. respect his ability and have
confidence In him and would like 10 favor
him. Norris Brown was my old school
mate twenty-five years ago. feel for
the friends of our childhood. feel as
that an appreeiative public has ' bestowed slowed
Mr.. Rosewater because / feel that II is
the duty OF the republican politicians to
give the people Of the state an opportunity
TO use the best talent. (Applause.)
sentiments of the West.
OF late we have been hearing a great
deal in the east about western sentiment,
the demands of the west. The cowboy
as having imbihed too much of this west
ern sentiment In his early years, and when
Mat meant % ahbS x sste h9 to md
/ find that II means those ideas which for
how many more. Mr.. Rosewst at M has s~ ADJ
vocated, II was before my. day. but for
many years II has found utterance In the
columns of The Bee. .(Applause.)
The eastern statesman wanting 10 post
| himself IN regard e, western sentiment and
western ideas and western aspirations. gets
written and spoken. His paper has been
the representative of our typical western
ideas. l do not with to speak disparaginyly
OF other In the b1it ri
oil OF them have found, their instruction
and financial assistance from institutions
that had their headquarters in the east
and have never correctly spoken the ideas
of the west. That has found utteranoe IN
| The Omaha Bee alone. Not only so, but
| there Is not statesman In the United
States of national influence that has not
| sought the acquaintance Of Mr.. Rosewater,
| in order to put himself in touch with
western ideas and western sentiment.
| have been with him in Washington, and
/ found him better acquaited than the meln-
/ hers of he senate there with the department.
| officials found there, that every man OF
| note, who / had heard of as having great
! influence throughout the land knew Mr..
Rosewater, and was delighted TO hear such
doctrines from this representative western
man. In everything which the west par
tieulaTly needs, he is our natural and
any movement calculated to uphold Me-
bFaskA that he has not been in, IN the In
Of that work The ideas that he has been
| advocating for years have today becoms
| the accepted ideas OF the nation The
president is Justly beloved for the work
that he has been doing TO prevent the
growth OF trusts and monopolies and 10
secure the enforcement OF law and those
I can first remember that paper. Those
| questions are not ended, and there always
comes up new questions IN which the IN
not Identical in which the state OF Ne
braska should be represented By man OF
sespss foreble Ssd 6o@ S sRougS tS
demand a hearing and abL TO represent
the interest Of this section Mr.. RoseWateI
| In that respect stands alone.
TariR ahd other Issues.
In the matter of the tariff. the interests
OF the people OF the west and the people
| OF the east are not In all respects Identical
The making OF tarin is a complicated
be represented when a tariff bill Is beinl
offered by person who knows the needs Of
our people and the condition Of our state
and a man who is willing and able to hght
when the night comes; who will assert him
self whenever II Is right 70 assert himself
who has ability enough TO make himself
heard and who knows the facts so tina
what he says always receives consideration
that We could rely upon with such implicit
confidence as our friend, Mr.. Rosewater
LOUD applause
Another matter that has come up.
notice that Mr.. GOmpeFs letters advising
organized labor 70 90 into politics, Al
present IL looks az though they were toying
with the leaders OF the democratic party
Any person who has studied the condition.
Of the social and political conditions Of III
united States must know that the laborinl
men cannot trust the democrats as long a.
the southern democrats dominate tina
party, The labOring man In the south Il
disfTa nehised, inundated and coerced In al
his civic riEhts AS long as the southern
congressman and senator's can be elected q
these hiBh oincea without reoeiving a singh
vote from the laboring man, as long a
thee4 men dominate the policy Of the demo
erE@-- party, no matter what they say o.