The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29
MANY Democrats
Scratch 'Charlev'
Off Their Slate
Gubernatorial Nominees Wild
Promises and Apparent Sacri.
flee Of Principles Pals
on Party Members.

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Lincoln Oct. ~ Especial Demo.
Gratis hive scratched Brother char.
loy" OF their slate and an equsl mum.
her ~ really progressive democrats
won't vote 10 put the man Bryan used
20 call tool ~ Wall Street" In the
senate again The democratic party,
IN other words, is badly split
A political observer travelling over
the state and sounding sentiment IN
scores 81 towns from Alliance and
sidney IN tho extreme west TO Lincoln
and Nebraska CITY IN the east ID i'm.
pressed with tho large number Of
democratic voters who are expressing
disgust With Charles Bryan and pro.
claiming their intentions 10 vote for
Charles II Randall Tor governor.
THIS IN ro1liy the case IN practically
every community. Brother ". j..
spilled the beans" when he toured
Nebraska in his brotherly effort 10
help one II the family get elected TO
nome elective office Of more than To-
"a importance.
". Us stool, Falls.
vs.. Ja stock has fallen from al.
most par To practically zero IA the
estimation ~ many persons ~ his own
party lie undoubtedly cost Charley
thousands II votes.
Brother Charley, meantime, goes up
Il 10
therein. .roclalmIng whit he Is going
20 do. promising nearly everything
except gold watch TO every man and
woman and red wagon 70 every child
IN the event Of his election.
The sooner the election comes, the
moro votes Charley VIII have. For
lie IL losing them rapidly. His big
promises sounded good at first. But
their hollowness is more and more hp
parent.
As former Congressman Charles
Sloan Of Geneva put IL the other day:
III election came IN August, the dem
oerats might win. All the green leaves
Of promise are on the trees. But in
November the trees have lost their
leaves. The bare skeletons are open
10 view. II Will be 80 on election
day
Favored by Democrats.
II enough persons can only see and
hear Charles II. Randall OF
Randolph" the man without frills."
the man who has done the greatest
things in this state for the farmers
and laboflng men, the man who
doesn't brag and doesn't Willy
Charles Bryan will be showed under
vtry deep at the polls. That is what
people say in every community. Al.
ready thousands Of democratic votes
Lave been announced for him
Tom Seighbors OF Bridgeport.
county chairman. declares that IN his
part OF the state great numbers OF
democrats have stricken Charles
Bryan from the list Of those for whom
they Will vote.
They tell me they have had n little
too much OF the Bryans,' he said.
Another thing that has hurt Charles
is the appearance Of Brother William
on his behalf. The Bryans seem too
anxious to satisfy their own cravings
for office and not anxious enough to
serve the people. as ] gather the
reasons from the anti Bryan demo.
Gratis"
Cheap Politician"
Bruce Wilcox, editor Of the paper
~ Dtsf1nanaYt IaIIuraI ha fst,
from Bryan to Randall by many dem
ocrats Is due to the fact that they
consider Bryan Cheap politician
Bryan overleaped himself and fell
on t'other side In his galaxy of pre-.
election promises said Mr.. Wilcox.
Take. for instance, his statement on
the left side Of his face that he saved
the people of Lincoln $4,000 on their
coal last year. That's absurd. He Ger.
tainly sold less than 10000 tons in the
year Therefore he would have to
save them sl5 ton TO come up to
his figures. This the democrats them.
selves don't like"
George Grimes, former Omahan,
now owner and editor OF the Platte
Valley Daily News at Scottsbluff. a
democrat. is supporting Randall for
governor and Hitchcock for senator.
sick Of Bryan"
Il got sick OF Bryan long ago"
said George. Randall is such an
outstanding man, such q real he.man,
that | want him for governor Of this
state. He'll do vastly more for us
than Charles Bryan ever could
The same democratic feeling was
expressed by Dr. A. c, Coleman as
existing around Chappell
Colonel Green. stnunch democrat OF
Central city. declared his disgust with
the W ]. Bryan tour Of the state and
said according to ". q. Kerr. republi.
can chairman. that he would transfer
his gubernatorial vote to Mr. Ran
dali.
Charles Davidson. druggist at
oEallala, announced his vote for Ran
dali r. {. Klinck democratic candi
date for sheriff al Grant, insisted that
the Randall meeting DO held Ia his
theater
Randall TO ,et Vote,
v II Jones ~ Omaha being in sid
ney the evening when Senator Ran
dall spobe these Went 20 the court
house Thinking lie meeting was g te
there. The Watehwan met him and
directed hm 20 this opeFa house.
across tbr street where Sir Randall
was speaking
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