Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
SOME MORE REAL Mr.. BRYAN
Not Always So Solicitious About the
Laboring Mans Welfare.
EXCERPT FROM AN OLD SPEECH
'I am Tired of Hearing About Laws
Made for the Beneat of the Men
who Work in Shops" He
said I'm Times Past.
tFrom a staft correspondentl

NrTOIn a OldlL CoIEeSDOuuent.J
LINCOLN, Sept. Especial )--HarJting
back to when Mr.. Bryan was running for
congress in this district--his talk to labor
ing men was considerably different from
the talk he is putting up now. October Is,
$780, he held joint debate with w. ]. Con-
nell, the republican nominee for congress.
In that debate Mr.. Conneli was speaking
of the interest the republican congress had
taken in the laboring man. Mr.. Bryan be-
came very indignant as the speaking pro-
gressed and when it came his turn to talk
he exclaimed:
III am tired of hearing about laws made
for the benefit of the men who work in
shopsy
The statement is made both in The
Omaha Bee and the State journal at the
time and both quote Mr.. Bryan as above.
The Bee article said:
1t is conceded by all that Mr., Bryan
made the worst break of the campaign
when in rebuttal TO Connells showing OF
what the republican congress had done for
laborers, Bryan said; II am tired of hear
ing about laws made for the benefit of men
who work in shops"
The State Journals account of the debate
said:
justice of the Nc KinleE bili Mr.. Bryan ex-
Gained: II am TIED ~. ring about Laws
mace TOT .the Dcnerft ot54pe men VINO work
in shops"
Lancaster County Committee.
The Lancaster county legislative candi-
dates and f. NJ. Tyrrell and Robert Plckel
got together yesterday and named the new
county committee, which will meet next
Saturday for organization Chairman s. w.
Burnham is a candidate for the office Of
state senator and will probably decline to
serve again.
Following is the committee selected:
First ward-A, f. j. Murfin; B, o. D.
Herrick c, c. H. Bull.
Second Ward-A, J. l.. Caldwell; B, w
c. Rohde; C, William Albers.
Third Ward-A. Jesse Chapel; b, C. w.
Spears; c, w. A. Hamilton.
Fourth Ward-A, Thomas H. Benton; B,
w. G., Roberts; c, w. s. Scott.
Cochran; c. ]. H. Valentine
Sixth Ward-A, Cal Thompson; B, E.
Hunger; c. J. G. Bowers.
Seventh Ward-A, j. G. Pentzer; b, B. A
George; c, W. S. Perrin
Buda (Princeton)-Charles SEVERN.
Buda (Hallam)-C. II. Temple.
Centerville-Not selected.
Denton-Frank Cobb.
Elk-A. Otterman.
Grant l (Cheney)-Al Houston.
Grant 2 college View)-Charles Hodges.
Garfield-Willam Porter.
Highand-H. II. Sleek
Lancaster No. / university Place)-Not
selected
Lancaster No. (Havelock)-C. W.
Lancaster No. 4 CNormal)-Not selected.
Little Salt-R. s. Gable
Middle Creek-C. l.. Laune.
Mill-Alva Van Curen.
Nemaha-Howard Eggleston.
North Bluff Frank Hanson.
Oak-J. NJ. Cameron.
Olive Branch--Frank Retcha.
Panama.. 7. Marshall.
Rock Creek-David Truell.
Saitillo No. 2 QHickman)-Scott Leisveldt.
South Pass No. l (Holland)-Richard
Lesveldt.
Stevens Creek No. ] prairie Home)-
James Welch
Wright
Waverly-Not selected.
West Oak-A s. Graham.
West LEcoln-M. b. Cheney
Yankee Hill-George Williams.
Primary Expense Accounts.
The following expense accounts have
been filed by candidates at the recent pri-
rnaries: Governor Sheldon, filing fee so;
w. T. Thompson, attorney general filing
fec. SO; Josiah NJ. Shively candidate for
the republican nomination for land com
missioner, $sO4.s6; A. p. Fitzsimmons, can
Oi0Qte TOT the ueHlutldAlS HOHliioeAS' 49,
congress in the First district, Si5: j. a.
Williams, candidate for railway commits
sioner. S45o.17; James P. IAtta, candidate
for the democratic nomination for congress
In the Third district, s529O7; James f. Del
zeH. candidate for state superintendent.
$3.50. .7s; George c. Junkin, secretary ef state
$40; Fred w Ashton, candidate for congress
in the Fifth district, $2O95; ]. A. VanWag-
enen, candidate for railway commissioner
SS7l5; W. F. Cramb candidate for congress
i'm the Fourth district $4O72; John l..
Pierce, candidate for auditor $SSe.
Josiah NJ. Shively, deputy land cammis-
sioner, before leaving today to rest up
from the effects OF his campaign, con-
eeded the nomination of Cowles. He said:
'I have the satisfaction OF knowing that
I told the people where l stood on ques-
tions of interest. and what my action would
he n I were elected. l feel grateful to my
friends for their active support and TO the
many editors. who not only gave me their
personal help. but spoke for me through
their papers, I am especially indebted"
Comment on sprecher Article.
w. b. Rose has received copy Of the
Mercer CPa) Dispatch and Republican,
which contains the following editorial par
agraph;
The Bryan democrats in Nebraska re-