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STATE CONVENTIONS.
Ropubltoau MtRto convention, Omaha, Aug
Democratic free silver convention, Omaha,
June SI.
Independent state convention, Ornnd
Itlaud, August 13.
' Prohibition state convention, Lincoln,
July a. _ _
REPUBLICAN ^CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.
The republican electors of the Sixth con
gressional district of the state of Nebraska
are hereby requested to send delegates from
the soveral oountles comprising said district
to meet In oonvoutlon In the city of llroken
Bow, Thursday, August 2, A. I)., IMU, at ?:'in
P. M., tor tlie purpose of placing lu nomin
ation a candidate for mombor of congress,
and for the transaction of such business ns
may come before said convention.,
llKl'KKSKNTATIOR,
.The soveral oountles In said d Is trio t are en
titled to representation as follows, being
based upon (lie vote cast for lion, I. M. Ray
mond for prosldeutlal-xsteotor In 1802, giving
one delegate at large to oaoh county and one
for each 100 votes and fraction thereof:
■mniiur. ........... .. u
Blaine....
Boyd.1
Brown... K
Box Butte...’.«
Buffalo......
Olieyeune.
Cherry..,...
Cutter..
Pawet.10
Puwton.to
Deuel. 4
Grant... I!
Greeley.4
Garfield....a
Holt.IS
■ toward.
Keya Paha..
Keith.
Kimball.
Lincoln.
I.nyan_...
U>iip.
MoPheri».ii..
Itock.
Seottt Hlult.
Sheridan... .
Sherman.
Sioux..
l'liomua.
Valley.
Wheeler... .
7
4
4
a
n
:i
. a
2
s
4
H
. 8
a
2
. 7
. 3
Total........1«0
It la recommended tbat no proxies bo ad
mitted to the convention ana tbat the dole
gates present be authorised to cast tho full
vote of the delegation.
W. W. Barret, M. A. Douohkktv,
Secretary. Chairman.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
The republican eleotors of the Thirteenth
senatorial district are requostod ’ to Bond
delegates from their several counties to
: meet In convention at O'Neill, Nob., on tho
1st day of September, IBM, at 3 r. M. for tho
/ purpose of placing In nomination a candidate
. for senator from said district, und for the
y transaction of such other business as may
5" come before the convention.
The several counties are entitled to rep
resentation as follows, being based upon the
Vote cast for Benjamin Harrison for pres
ident In 1N8:
Boyd....81 Holt.11
Barfield.81 Wheeler.a
It Is recommended that no proxies be ad
t l mttted to the convention and that the absent
• votes of a county be cast by the delegates
present Clyde Kino,
Seoretary.
<•*-1
/ The chances for Kinkald's nomination
arc good.
. Forest fires have been raging in the
• pinerv regions of Wisconsin the past
week and some localities have met with
heavy losses.
W Force rule will not work any place,
much less in Holt county politics. When
people do things because they have to
. you never see any great amount of en
thualaam._ __
The United States senator who hasn’t
fhida a personal explanation charging
;thi newepapers with misrepresenting
Mae, will soon be rare enough to make a
drawing exhibit in a museum of freaks.
Dispatches from various portions of
■ th# county Indicate that a furnace-like
beat prevails throughout the central
States and that on account of the ex
osslve hot winds which have swept over
tho plains between tho Missouri river
pad the Hooky mountains there will be
a scarcity of crops in tbat Section.
§§§£?&" * — --MM «.
It becomes the pleasant duty of The
Fbomtier to support for the office of
bounty attorney this fall that genial
gentleman and bright young attorney,
J. L. Roll, of Ewing, who was nomin
ated by the republican convention .last
Saturday. As a gentleman Mr. Roll is
alt that could be desired, and when
Vleoted to the office of county attorney
will give the people an administration
that will not disgrace them.
) 'll the last congressional election the
ooto in Utah was democratic 16,811; re
publican 18,405 ana liberal 6,089. If
tho democrats could do no better than
thot in the year of the democratic tidal
wave there la every reason to believe
that the new state will go republican
at Its first election, and that Its two sen
ators, with others to be elected in other
states, will restore the control of the
senate to the republicans in tbe fifty
fourth congress. The people of the en
> tire country will see to it next Novem
ber that the control of the house shall
alto be restored, to the republicans, the
presidency coming two years later.
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»V Wl ate no particular reason why the
Jew ahould attempt to make it appear
that this paper is unfriendly to Judge
Ktnkaid. We have worked for his in
terests day and night and whether or
not we did him any good, we did our
best, in which statement the judge’s
enemies will bear us out. It is a fact
, that we worked for the defeat of Doc
Mathews when he (at no ones request)
ran for delegate, and it is a further fact
that we would and will work against a
man who has used his party as Mathews
has. Time has past when this paper
will devote itself, body and soul, to a
misrepresented principle, simply be
cause it sails under the banner of re
publicanism. We are republicans and
we deem it our privilege to turn a cold
shoulder on anybody or anything that
seeks to warp the party to his or its
selfish ends.
WHERE ARE WE AT? •
____ 5i...
The republican party ot Ilolt county
is in a pretty pickle aotj there is no use
of denying It.
The divlsioninls who held a conven
• . iiW'
tion in Atkinson on the 17th of last
month also held |t convention in O’Neill
last Saturday and the schemes concocted
at the former were religiously carried
out by the latter,
The first Atkinson scheme was to
nominate Trommersahauser a ttheir in
dependent convention .and then come to
an alleged > republican convention and
endorse him. When, the democrats meet
they are expected to go through the same
program with Toilt Doolittle. And gen
tlemen ot the republican party of Holt
county when they go to the polls next
November these republican divlsionists
are going to vote the slate. They are
going to vote for Trommershaussur and
Doolittle, while Mr. Griffith will he
knifed to the death. This is the scheme
and it stands out so plainly that a man,
though blind, can see it.
We are sorry for W. S. Griltlth. lie
is an honorable mau, a loyal republican
and he draws his inspiration from prin
ciple. Uo is so honest in his politics
and convictions that he imagines every
one else to be the same, but we desire to
warn him uow while the game is yet in
its infancy, that he is being led to the
slaughter. Atkinson and Ewing, irre
spective of politics, have pledged them
selves to support those men and they
will do it, and shame on them,
We do not believe the republicanism
of Tub Fuontibu has ever been ques
tioned in tbe past, and we defy anyone
to challenge it at the present time. We
are republican from A to izznrd and we
ate sick. The last convention a was in
many places nauseating, overwhelming,
prostrating. Judge Kinkaid received
the congressional delegation without a
fight, and that was all right; John Skirv
ing was made chairman of the state
delegation, and that'was all right; D. C.
Harrison was made chairman of the sen
atorial delegation and that was a das
tardly outrage and insult to every loyal,
true-blue republican in the county, lie
is a renegade from thcranks of the pop
ulists, and this was the first time he had
appeared in a republican convention for
years. We say that it was an outrage
and insult to place him over men who
have stood up to the rack through
drouth and famine, and chewed hay
when there was a scarcity of grain.
And this is not all that, gives us a
pain. In the Atkinson Graphic of June
38 we read an account of a meeting held
there. It says:
■ J. A. Trommershausser, of Ewing,
i stated the object of the meeting to be to
make arrangements for calling a dele
gate county convention to nominate
candidates for the legislatue, irrespective
of party affiliation', pledged to urge the
repeal of the three-fifths law.
Many earnest and Instructiye speeches
were made on the subject which repre
sented the determined purpose of our
people to make the issue of “repeai."
PARAMOUNT TO ALL OTHER IS
SUES.
Geo. McArthur, editor of the Graphic,
was secretary of the meeting. He was
also secretary of the republican conven
tion last Saturday. We desire to call
particular attention to our capitals in
the last paragraph above.
We read in the Graphic, date of
July 19:
L. 0. Chapman placed in nomination
John A. Trommershauser, of Ewing, for.
representative, which was unanimously
confirmed by the convention.
Be it remembered that L. C. Chapman
placed John Trommershausser in nomin
ation before the republican convention
last Saturday.
L. C. Chapman was chairman of the
committee on resolutions. He was also
chairman of the committee on resolu
tions last Saturday.
A large number of the delegates to the
Atkinson convention were delegates to
the republican covcntion. They had met
in Atkinson in non-partisan convention
and pledged themselves to support their
nominees, one of.whom was a democrat,
and now we would like for someone to
tell us what right they had to appear in
the convention Saturday and nominate
republican candidates.
We regret to say that the republican
party of Holt county is in a pretty
pickle. One thing there is. however,
that should be remembered, and that is
to place the blame where it properly
belongs. Let it rest upon the republi
cans who went into the non-partisan
convention and then appeared here last
Saturday add said they would have an
endorsement or bust things to h—1.
They have both.
We do not say but that in our feeble,
way we will support Trommershansser,
but wo do say that neither he nor
Griffith will be eluctcd. Atkinson and
Ewing will cut Griffith for Doolittle,
while 400 republicans will cut Trommer
shuusser for poking his bill into that
Atkinson convention. Mark this pre
diction.
There is but one salvation for our
party in this county and that is for a
few Moseses to come out of the bull
rushes. We want new leaders. The
old dictators have scuttled the ship. We
want some young and pure blood and
we want a membership based on principle
and not one that is willing to make a
local issue "paramount to all other is
sues,” even the welfare of tho party.
Gentlemen, so far as we are concerned,
we have spoken.
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IF. JT. JJaker
North Pembroke, Mass.
After the Grip
Relief from Hood’s 8arsaparllla
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“C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
“ I had kidney trouble and severe pains In
my back, which was brought about by a cold
contracted while In camp at Llnntleld in 1862.
I have been troubled more or less since that
time and have been unable to do any heavy
work, much less any lining, I received only
temporary relief from medicines. Last spring
1 had an uttack ol the grip, which left me with
A Bad Cough, Very Weak
physically, In fact my system was completely
run down. I tried a bottle of Hood's Sarsapa
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It lias done wonders for mo. as I have not been
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blessing to the suffering.” William J. Bakeh,
North Pembroke, Mass.
Hood’s Pills cure Constipation by restor
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R.
It. DICKSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Reference First National Bank
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C. SMOOT,
FASHIONABLE BARBER.
DEALER IN OIOAR8, ETO.
J}R. J. 1*. GILL1GAN,
MY9IOAN AND SURGEON.
Day and night call3 promptly attended to.
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O’NEILL, NEB.
E.
II. BENEDICT,
LAWYER,
Office In the Judge Roberts building, north
of O. O. Snyder's lumber yard,
0 NEILL, NEB.
w.
It. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Agent for Union Trust Co’s land in Holt
county.
Will praetlco In all the Courts. Special at
tontiou given to foreclosures and collections
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Diseases of she Eye and Ear and fitting
Blasses a specialty. Office hours 8 to 12 a. m.
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