Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-16

bland manner. declares that the income
tax will meet any deficiency of the tariff
law, but overlooks the fact that there Is
no income tax In democratic times.
Republicans at this critical hour OF
the nation should rise above partisanship
and should not crltlcise nor offer sug-
gestlons. We are facing the greatest
crisis in fifty years. We may need to
reconvene congress- bespeak for the
republican party the same broad patriot
ism II has exhibited In times gone by.
I'VE must fight the next campaign
along commercial lines and the tragedies
committed In Mexico"
Chairman Jefferis predicted that the
slogan Of Mckinley will again be the
slogan OF the country and that permanent
prosperity will follow in the wake OF re-
publican success next year.
III all republicans who profess TO be
republicans would be republicans on cleo
ton day, we would have regime which
would benefit both capital and labor. $
stated the chairman.
Letters we're read from f. J. Hainer OF
Lincoln. }. J. Mccarthy OF Ponca. Judge
Grimes of North Platte. Edward Brown
OF Kearney. Judge Good Of Wahoo and
judge a. W. Ettlu o. lslltoIll az iANNe
ing support in the forthcoming work OF
rejoining the republican hosts.
Onty One succeasful Party.
John l.. Kennedy told the members Of
the association that watchful waitins
may be all right for the democrats. but
Il IL not a part Of republican creed. lie
urged less words and more work and he
said the government has mover been rur
successfully except under republican ad-
ministration.
Judge Evans OF Dakota City, Dennis
cronin OF o'Nelll and J. NJ. Thurstol
elso spoke briefly. Z. Y. Quincy OF Ere
mont related his experiences m visl
through the cast and OF the many close
factories he saw. due 70 democratic tarii
,clIles. he said lie commended that an
, ,yident prosperity at present was du
20 accidental conditions brought abou
iy the European war. He referred
the open season for shooting Americana
IN Mexico" which situation he eharae
terized as an outrage.
, Those who Attended.
Among those at the meeting were
Frank C. Reavis. Falls City; Congress
? nan Charles X. sloan. Geneva; Crawfor
Aenutogs ilutOiuf - r. Ahpo+tt nv
r,ont: J. W. welpton. ogallsla; Ross !
Hammond. Fremont Harry c. Lindsay
Lincoln; L, #. Quincy. Fremont; ,aptai
/ helps Paine. IAncolni w. p. Howar'
. Dundee; Senator Sandal. York; Senate
Charles Rudep, croftoni Senator II.
Shumway. Wakefield; William Husene
ter Llnwood; $. J. Weeks o'Neill;
: II. Cronin. o'Neill; J. c. MoNish. VII
4 lner; Carl Kramer. Columbus; l. v
q Frazier. FaIrmont; c. w. Meeker. In
|. lrerial; Harry Thomas. Harvard; Senate
II 4. l.. King. osceola, l.. d. Richards, FRI
= mont; c. A. Mccloud. York; Walter
= George. Broken Bow; c. ID. Mari. FIR
9 mont; J. IL. Roberts. Fremont; John Ne
Z hit Tekamah; Neis Hsuser, Lincoln;
A Huse. Norfolk william steufer. We
/ Point: John Bressler. Wayne; Will Do
! sey. Bloomington; J. r. Ttliotson. Tia
! ward; r. ID. Williams. Albion: hrar
a Evans. wlsner; w e Evans. Dako
: city; q. w. Wattles. Victor Rosewate
= oliver Erwin. Harry s. Byrne 70. c. Ho
Ger, Luther Drake. r. A. shotwell. Hen
Myers. a. w. Jefferls. j. L. Kennel
:, J, NJ. Thurston. w. q. TIRE. Robert smit
- J. Il, Wootsn. J. =. Palmer. IL. A. 70
,s ter, James Walsh. J. l.. Webster. Am'
4. Thomas. A. c. Smith and J. b. Hsyn,
il Omaha.