Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-05
LINING UP FOR SENATOR
CONTINUED from Third Pase)

integrity OF that party and we do heartily
/ ton OF the peoples president, Theodore
| Roosevelt, and his untiring efforts to cause
| to be enacted national laws for the protec-
| ton alike OF the high and the low, the
/ rich and the poor, the weak and the
strong and TO crush out all manner OF
trusts We also endorse the republican ad-
ministrstion OF the state OF Nebraska.
Resolved, That we favor the election Of
the e''G people Pi'e That '' we favor the primary
| plan for choosing public officials under our
electoral system as being the most feasible
method OF securing the rights OF the voters
prove the antl,psss Jaw enacted BY con
| coming state Legislature as worthy its
| adoption a state law. That the repub-
lcans Of Stanton county approve ne &C.
! it's call the nomination Of candidate Tor
! United States senator and we instruct our
at every stage all attempts to dispense
with the nomination OF a candidate t9r
| United States senator or 70 change the or
der OF the nomination in the call,
Resolved, BY the republicans OF stanton
county in delegate convention assembled,
that we hereby endorse the candidacy 9I
w. w Young for the congressional nomi-
nation in this, the Third congressional ols-
trict of Nebraska and he is hereby author
lied and empowered to name the delegates
to the congressional convention to be held
at Fremont, August l6, 1906. Be ~ turther
Resolved, We recognize In W. w. YOUNG
a gentleman of the strictest honor ana
absolute integrity. That he Is wen quaI.
fed by reason OF educaIhon ana gTsss
and in our judgment II he should De Sc
iected the state would have most actiyo
twenty-four years that he has resided IN
Stanton county he at all times mas Deeh
a consistent and ardent supporter OF IePu pun,
lican policies and principles ana is now
a consistent and active supporter OF tne
progressive republican principles as e ken,
pltfied In the administration OF our Illus
trious president Theodore Roosevelt. IN
our candid judgment the nomination could
not be bestowed upon ON s an doe the people
yy,Ii 6nd that they have obtained CON
servative and faithful defender on th Sis
rights BY these resolutions we su9In.t .i ms
candidacy to the thoughtful consideration
OF all delegates to the congressman cO n
ventlon and earnestly hope tha 'o ms 30 sov-
epnment his upright life his sterling IN
tegrity and splendid ability may De uuly
regarded.
brown RESOLUTIONS Voted Down.
HoLDREGB, Neb., Aug. 4.-Ispeciai Tel
egram. THE republican county convention
for Phelps county was held here TO-DAY
and nearly 100 delegates were in attendance
Delegates were not only chosen to the
state. congressional and senatorial conven-
tionu. but Peter Engstrom was renominated
for representative and Charles c. Stellar
was renomlnated for county attorney by
scclamation Resolutions were passed re-
affirming allegiance to the principles OF the
republican party. endorsing the adminlstra-
ton OF President Roosevelt, the action OF
congress in respect to railroad rate regu-
lation, the pure food bill, the meat inspec-
ton and the denatured alcohol bill. The
state administration was endorsed ana the
proposition to nominate a candidate for
United States senator by the state conven-
ton was endorsed. The creation OF an
elective state railroad commission and
law prohibiting the issuing OF railroad
passes to others than employees was also
endorsed. Congressman Norris was en-
dorsed for his record in the national legis-
lature.
A minority report was presented to in
struct the delegates to the state conven-
ton to vote for Sheldon for governor and
Norris Brown for United States senator.
but this was sat down upon by a vote OF
more than two to one, and the delegates
go to the state convention unpledged and
uninstructed.
The delegates chosen are: e. G. Titus,
c. w. McConaughy and F. A. Dean, Hold
sen, Wilcox; c.. NJ Shedd, Bertrand; s.
Fulk, Atlanta; l.. 4. Brookng. Funk, and
p. o. Sands, Funk.
The convention was a good one and lead
ing republicans feel that the action today
means victory at the polls in November.
BOsIOw Not n Candidate.
YORK, Neb., Aug 4-(Special)-Ex-
County Clerk c. c. Boslow says he has
not authorized any person to announce
his candidacy for secretary of state
York county has only one candidate for
state office and that is Hon. J. B. Coma
way. who was given a unanimous en-
dorsement. and an instructed delegation.
TALMAGE Neb., Aug. 4.-(Special Tel
egram.)-At the caucus held In this pre-
cinot the delegates to the Otoe county con-
vention were unanimously instructed to
vote for the endorsement of E. Rosewater
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