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THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
JUNE 25, 1903.
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USELESS REPUBLICAN COMVENTIONS
The boss-ridden condition of the re
publican party was exhibited to all the
world in the dispatches from Wash
ington last Tuesday. It was asserted
the Iowa tariff plank had been at last
rerfected by Senator Allison, after
ward submitted to President Roose
velt and other republicans in Wash
ington receiving the approval of them
all. Then Congressman Hepburn
etarted with the precious document to
Icwa where it will be promulgated by
the Iowa republican1 state convention.
It will be seen that, the republican
, party does not pretend to retain more
than the mere form of representative
government- Conventions under a free
government are called to , nominate
candidates and frame platforms. The
platforms of that party are prepared
long before the convention meets and
the delegates have no duties to per
form in connection with them. In Ne
braska the candidates are named by
the corporation lawyers long in ad
vance of the conventions and a sim
ple formality is gone through with
when the delegates are assembled who
have been brought to the place on
passes furnished on the recommenda
tion of the same corporation lawyers.
. That was certainly the case with
-Mickey and Judge Barnes, although
.the last formality has not been gone
through with in tin 'case of Barnes.
As Xar aS any effect upon platforms
or nomination of candidates is con
cerned, republican conventions in
Iowa and Nebraska might as well be
dispensed with altogether.
Rockefeller in his interview with
Wilshire said that it was the trusts
that had produced prosperity and giv
'en the Deonle work. Aldrich and Han
na declare that it is the tariff that
diJ the whole business. The truth
is that the prosperity that the million
aires enjoy has come about by the
tariff and the trusts and the more gen
eral employment of the people" resulted
from the enormous increase in the
volume of money in circulation.
. : The Chicago Record-Herald re
marks: "Some people are predicting
a populist revival in 1904," Not only
"some people" are making such pre
diction, but some hundreds of thou
sands of people are doing so. The
principles of populism have spread in
; tc the ranks every political party in
this country, and largely into the par
ty of the , Record-Herald, as was
shown! when the populist demand for
the public ownership of street car
lines .was adopted and advocated by
its candidate for mayor. Yes, among
the "some people" who are predict
ing a revival of populism is The In
dependent and its readers know that
its predictions always come true.
The habit of the tyrant and oppres
sor of attributing the most henious
crimes to God instead of to those
who commit them, has an illustration
in th" "words employed by the, crown
heads' 6f Europe in welcoming Peter
Karageorgovitch to the thrdne of
Servia. He obtained the throne be
cause of the 'most cowardly assassins
tions-in all history. They all tell
this new thing that "God has placed
the responsibility upon you." The re
sponsibility Vas placed upon him by
the cold-blooded murder of the prev
ious king and queen and according to
their theory God committed the mur
der. That was the same accusation
that was made against the Supreme
Eeing in this country in regard to
the murder of 300,000 Filipinos.
The animus of the republican press
in regard to the punishment of the
.thieves who have been robbing the
people in the postofflce department is
correctly shown in the statement of
the Lincoln Star concerning Fourth
Assistant Ppstmaster Bristow, who
has uncovered the thievery and ob
tained the evidence upon which they
are to be prosecuted. It says: "It is
now about time to investigate Bris
tow" and "he is about ripe enough to
club off the tree." It is not to be ex
pected of any . Nebraska republican
paper that it would have any sym
pathy '"with a man who helped to
bring republican rascals to justice.
A - trust exists in Pennsylvania in
defiance of the common law, the laws
of congress and the laws and consti
tution of the state of Pennsylvania:
That trust controls a sufficient por
tion of the coal fields of the United
States to in a groat measure fix the
price of coal for every household in
the nation. The cutting off of the an
thracite supply will of course raise
the price of soft coal as it dfd last
winter. No effort is made by the. ad
ministration, the state authorities and
the prosecuting attorneys of either
state -or nation to bring this set of
robber trust magnates to justice and
none will be made while the republi
can party feels that it is safely forti
fied in power.
It seems to The " Independent that
the only logical position that any
man can take under our constitution
and laws in regard to the Bible is to
treat it just as any other book is
tieated. No one has authority under
our laws and constitution to say this
book is inspired or that it is not in
spired. It stands before the law exr
actly as do the Koran, Science and
Health, the works of Confucius or
those of William Shakespeare. For
those who believe the Bible to be .
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bad book, to ask the government to
take any other position is certainly
to abandon the fundamental principles
of this government in relation to the
absolute separation of church and
state, and in an indirect way recog
nize the claims of those who belieVed
it to be the "word, of. God.".
The Star says in answer to the
Beatrice Sun: "According to it, if
the Nebraska republican convention
does, not indorse Roosevelt, it will be
because the railroal corporations dic
tate its action. If it does indorse him
it will be because the convention is
dominated by the railroad corpora
tions.'" It calls that foolishness and
says that the people of the state have
grown weary of such nonsense. It
thinks that it has presented a para
dox from which there is no escape,
and $hat the Sun's statement' is. self
ccntradictory. The simple truth is
that the ' republican convention will
do just what the corporations de
mand. It will do nothing contrary
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Estate No. nf Tlmilnl J TVir.ro tij
in County Court of Lancaster County, Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska, to all persons interested
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By Walter A. Leese,
Clerk.
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