Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-09
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water is now a. the head OF the repub- |
ncan national committee. Good for Rose |
water. Stand up for Nebraska!
Fsirbury News: Victor Rosewater 10 |
chairman Of the national republican COM
mittee and WIN Hayward is secretary
Nebraska has several other good men
who could I'LL the offices Of treasurer
and executive committee.
Sioux City Journal: With Victor Rose
water Of Nebraska. in charge Of the re-
publican national committee, and Charisy
Burke Of South Dakota. In charge Of the
republican congressional committee. mid
west republicans cannot complain Of lack
Of recognition In the high councils Of
the party.
O'Neill Frontier: Victor Rosewater.
editor Of The Omaha Bee. has filled the
position of republican national committee
man the last four years and has taken
the party and his experience puts him
in position for more active work during
the coming four years and the Frontier
believes he should be elected to his pres
ent position.
RushvilIe Recorder: Victor Rosewater.
owing to the death OF John Fremont Hill
former governor Of Maine, becomes chair
man OF the national republican commit
tee. His succession is due to the fol-
lowing OF precedent and places Mr. Rose
water to the front In national committee
affairs. Mr.. Rosewater is one Of the
most active and indefatigable members
Of the republican party in Nebraska and
is certainly doing all In his power to
keep Nebraska on the map.
Kearney Hub; Nebraska republicans
have reason for qualification at the sue
cession Of Victor Rosewater to the chair
manship Of the national committee, fol-
lowing the decease OF the late Chairman
John r. Hill. BY reason Of this circum-
stance Mr.. Rosewater and Nebraska are
both given additional prominence and
prestige, and there should not be any
question as to his selection to succeed
himself at the statewide primary to be
held in April.
Edgar sun: Republican voters will re
member that Victor Rosewater. the pres
cut hdhtuaA committeeman w VIZ
the primary ballots April 10 TO be voted
for for denomination for national CON-
mitteeman for the ensuing year. Mr..
Rosewater has accomplished good for re-
publican interests In all the states As
well as Nebraska. and II will be very diff
ficult TO place q man on that committee
that will take deeper interest or more
efficient worker for Nebraska than Mr..
Rosewater.
McCook Republican: The candidacy Of
Victor Rosewater for national committee
man from Nebraska should receive the
support Of every republican In the state.
HIS work for the party In the past In
that position has been such that Il has
brought much prestige and honor to the
to himself. In 1905 as q member Of the
national committee he had charge Of the
publicity department In the western d.
vision, and his work has been commended
by the ehalrmen Of all the western states
as well as leaders all over the country.
Pokrok zapadu ttranslated): In the
column of American news" we are an.
nouncing the death Of J. Y. Hlll, the
chairman Of the republican national COM
mittee and selection Of Mr.. Victor Rose
water In his place as the acting chair
man OF that body. This selection places
Mr.. Rosewater at the head Of our ma
tional political life and gives q distinc.
tiou not only TO our state. but also u
our Bohemian nationality, considering
the parentage OF Mr.. Rosewater and his
sympsthies for the cause Of our nation
atty everywhere. whenever o worthy
cause Is at issue.
shelton Clipper: A petition has been
filed with the secretary OF state placing
The name OF Victor Rosewaier. editor Of
The Omaha Bee, on the primary ballot
for national committeeman. The petit
ton makes a bulky package containing
$50 names. nearly double the required
amount. and includes prominent re-
publicans from nearly every county In
the state Mr.. Rosewater has been 10
public life for great many years and
the number OF signatures contained In
the petition go 10 show that his endorse
ment by Nebraska republicans has been
met with hearty approval.
Waterloo Gazette. Victor Rosewater Of
The Omaha Bee has filed for national
committeeman. For this position and as
a republican. we do not hesitate to saw
that there Is probably no one betttr quail
fed in the state, both by education and
experience, than Mr.. Rosewater for that
position. He has been national commit
teemsn for three years past and has been
accorded distinction by hts fellow mem.
bers OF the committee. and now has been
selected chairman of that committee to
fir the vacancy caused by the death Of
Chairman Hill Of Maine. Mr.. Rosewater's
petition for committeeman was signed By
over 5000 prominent republicans In the
state. which is In itself q strong recon-
mendation for the position.
Western Laborer: Victor Rosewater.
owing to the death or Chairman Hill. Is
now chairman Of the republican national
committee, and he will occupy this posi-
ton till after the national convention
makes It's nomination for president and
vice president. This will be Of more or
less advantage to Mr.. Rosewater In his
campaign before the people Of the state
for national committeeman from Ne
braska- The Bee is the great republican
newspaper Of the middle west and tn.
least the republicans might do would be
to re-elect Victor Rosewater to that po-
sition. We want to see Mr.. Rosewater
national committeeman. We like to see
men like O. NJ. Hitchcock and Victor
Rosewater get big, important, RESPONSE
BILE positions because their calling makes