Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-21

and cast their ballots against Dahlmanism
and usienthrons the people In the control
Of their, own government, Very truly
yours CHESTER H. ALDRICH."
officers Of the prohibition state com
mittee endorsed the candidacy OF G. II.
nidrfch. filling the declaration of o. l.
Wright nominee for governor. The name
OF Aldrieb, however, will not appear on the
prohibiu3n tIokse-F az r.
The following statement was issued;
That tho issues OF the present caInpaign
may be clearly defined; that All electors
may have a chance TO express themselves
freely In the choice OF governor, while one
candidete OF the dominant parties repre-
senta the liquor element OF all parties, and
another candidate IL squarely In favor OF
countys., option law, Hon. George i.
Wight prohibition CANDIDATE for governor
after conference with prohibition party
leaders and with tho approval of the pro
hibition state committee; .,-,
While the present crisis lie here through
no seeking OF our party, tho committee De.
lleved that the overwhelming majority OF
prohlbitionism desired to unite In this cam
MAKE certain the defeat OF the representa-
tive OF tbs. brewerg aud their allies. u.,,
he eiasssd ss wet" or dry. The dorni-
nant issue. county option, has already
forced such alignment. The prohibition
party chooses to rally to the support OF
ths county option candidate and thus place
our Influence vntinestiorabIy against the
man who would contribute grewery contro
While We are loyal 10 our party, we are
first loyal TO our state and It's cherished
institutions. The. recent policy OF the pro.
hlbitlon party OF Nebraska has been te
withhold Legislative candidates In districts
whore there was n choice for the temper
sncs side between the nominees -, OF IN
AEo In placing about thirty representative
and senators In the legislature VINO wou us
agbleS S1hesSe ,o eSv advanced SssS te@pe
ance legislation The step now propose'
In no way Implies that we are less loya
TO our party, or less jealous than formerI!
Tor the final success OF this great poltlca
organization ~ does not i1dieate mat w
decline TO assume responsibility for, ant
avert a threatened catastrophe, !.
"A this unusual condi ton exists only al
to the head of the ticket. the Esmeln S,,,
OF the prohibition state ticker lDeTlP ou'
most active and united support. -.
We believe the policy for when our can
dldates stend the most Isas ,S enr AS.t
OF the people. Our vote this year shoulS
he the largest n tthe history OF this Erea
reform. The new voters coming TO US VII
he drawn from all other parties, =,
The lines OF the dominant issue are -
clearly drawn that no Intelligent vote
need make any mistake
We therefore appeal to all good ciuzen
10 join with us IN accomplishing the denea
OF that candidate for governor whose cleo
tlon would place our prosperity IN 1eoparny
sacrifice the interests of the home, IN
school, the church and society, and satat
tile selfish lust of the brewers and dls
tiilers. with their horde Of criminal an'
Immoral parasites.
Let us stand as a solid phalanx In tn
maintenance OF good government: Let u
help protect theA fair name. OF this erea
state. Let every, voter he ~ the polls oil
lection DAY for the support OF clean GOV
eminent, to the end that we may lay tn
foundation for greater achievement an'
u. n. GILBERT, Chairman
FRANCIS r. HEALp.
JASON l.. CLAFLIN.
JOHN = HEAD
l.. q. JONES.
ISAAC BOOSTROM.
HENRY r. NORTHUMBERLAND
A. G. WOI.FENBARGER