Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-10-29
Electing Democrats Will Not Hell
La Toilette in Nebraska,
REPUBLICAN PARTY's REoOR1
What it Has Accomplished When il
Power in the State.
DEMOCRATS DESERVE DEFEAI
Nebraska Can Only Make Progress
by Turning Down crowd that IL
Now seeking to Gain Com
troll OF the state.

FALLS CITY, Neb., Oct. &.-(Speciall
Governor Aldrich spoke here tonight Il =
one OF the largest gatherings that eve,
assembled in this town to listen 70
political speech lie addressed his re
marks largely to w, ]. Bryan, his speech
being something In the nature of n reply
to the address recently delivered here bI
the Peerless Leader. Mr.. Bryan urged the
progressive republicans to vote the demo
cratic ticket this fall; Governor Aldrlct
pointed out very clearly that the cours'
advised would only help the democrats
and would not be CT any benefit TO the
progresslves. and especially not to the
cause of Senator La Toilette. He wai
loudly applauded as one after another OF
his telling shots went home.
what the Governor said.
Governor Aldrich spoke carefully, but
alphabetically. and said;
"A short time ago democracy's dis.
tinguished leader spoke in this city and
with his usual graceful, plausible fluenoy
advised depublicans TO vote the democrat
ticket on November Z, next.
This is not an unusual course for
Colonel Bryan TO take. In fact II is quite
the usual thing for him 10 do for he has
not IN twenty years failed TO do this self
same thing. IL has become a fixed habit
with our friend to annually, in the month
OF October, 80 out over the state of Me-
braska and advise and prophesy. but there
is nothing to be alarmed about from a
republican standpoint in this matter. be-
cause no calamity has ever overtalSen the
state or the republican party by reason
of Mr.. Bryans advice. Why should the
republican party be alarmed as to his
prophesles for none OF them has come
true. MIR. Bryan could not help going
over the state and thus talking even II
he wanted to, and we should not prevent
his going even IL we could, for he says
great many inspiring things and one
and all, without regard to party affllia-
tions, we are always glad to hear him.
His splendid abilities, his fine dictlon, his
luxurious Imagination and beautiful word
paintings make him an attractive, pleas
ing entertainer
Question before Voters.
Theory and prophecy are always inter-
esting and now and then impel investiga-
the discovery of some great truth; but at
this time there is no occasion for the
voters OF this state TO be regaled with
Mr. Bryans beautiful word pictures or to
listen 10 his prophecies because we have
more serious business on hand. What tho
voter on November next wants TO know
is, How and In what way can 1 cast
my ballot that viii work for the best
interest and the greatest good OF fhe
nation? What man or men shouid~I vote
for TO best conserve the interests OF
good government and common decency
in my beloved state?
Here is a man running for supreme
Judge: First what are his legal attain
ments? What OF his record on the bench?
What OF his moral character? What OF
his ability? What OF his integrity? What
of his honor? Is ho free from all entang-
ling alliances? Is his candidacy being
supported and financed by some special
interest, which from the nature Of things
will have matters OF vast Importance In
it's relation to the people to be decided
upon by this court?
Supreme Court of Importance.
at is of vast Importance to the people
Of this state to know that our supreme
court maintains its present state OF ef-
ficiency. 1 have been practicing before
the supreme court OF Nebraska for
twenty years. and 1 am here to say
now, open and above board, that the
Nebraska supreme court never had more
ability. more character upon its supreme
bench than It has at the present time.
and let us see to it In spite OF the advice
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