Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-29

how they tolk, they are unsafe for the
laboring man to ally himself with. Mr.
Rosewater L. on PERSONAL intimate and
organised labor in the United states. He
has been constant friend OF labor and
they ell know a.. There is not in the United
States senate today q single man VIII owould
be as influential In holding the organized
Abor examinations OF this country either
neutral or in harmony with the republican
party as Mr.. ROsewater. applause
They say that Mr.. Rosewster is domi-
neerlng, opinionated, and will not brook
opposition. That things must go his way
or they do not go. / have never found that
assertion 10 be justified. No person how
ever, can say that he ever has an opinion
that is not based upon particular informa-
ton and long study. But, however that
may be, humorous flights are very fire.
.quenuy closely connected with his greatest
efforts. Lncoin's stories that are some
times criticised were closely associated with
his bright humOr, and carried him safely
through many trying times Bob lngersoll
referred TO Conkling as being to imperious
70 stoop and too proud to do a wrong. In
these days who wants a man to represent
the state OF Nebraska that receives his
opinions ready made and does the bidding
OF any other man except as he hears the
voice OF the people of his state? applause )
One OF the most unpromising things Of
the time is the ability manifested by mem
bers Of congress and even of United States
senator's who are seeking presidential ia
vors in following the dictates of the party
occasion arose. | would expect Mr. Rose
water in the United states senate TO re-
celVe counsel Of any man who desired to
counsel with him. ! would also expect him
to give his counsel to any man who wa
entitled to receive 1t. I know that the
man does not live who could make him dc
otherWise than what he thought was right
and for that reason I would like TO sea
him United states senator. (Applause)
he stands prominent In this state in his
familiarity with our conditions, in the labor
ne mas put in TO upbuild Nebraska i'm tho
success ne mas achieved, In the manner II
which he has educated the people. so that
the requests for him that are now Ncomins
from throughout this state is the real and
natural result Of the time he has given "a
the people Of this state for the last forty
years When you have man of that char.
aeter we do not need to eriticise or belittit
other candidates, but as republicans we
want 70 give to the people of this state the
9est talent that II Is possible for them Il
md fApplause)
other Speakers Well Received.
Mr.. Cornish was followed by Robert
Cowell, who gave a clear-cut statement OF
the origin and progress OF the movement
In favor Of Mr.. Rosewater for senator
w, J. Connell urged that the judges OF tn,
primary be impressed with their duty Il
see that every qualified voter has a fail
opportunity for expressing his choice FOL
all of the eighty-three delegates to b,
elected. David Anderson Of South Oman,
also made feww well-received remarki
and the meeting then resolved itself int,
a series of reports from the different ward
and outlining of campaign work
There will be a meeting of the secon,
ward republicans in favor Of Mr.. Rose
waters candidacy tonight at Nineteenth
and Vinton streets. Tenth ward riends o
Mr.. Rosewater will meet tonight at Met
hall on South Thirteenth street and Twelft
ward friends of Mr.. Rosewater will mec
at Idlewild hall, Twenty-fourth and Gran
streets, Saturday evening.