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LITTON THE LEADER
NOMINATED FOR JUSTICE OFTHE
SUPREME COURT
Republicans Defeat the Avowed Rail
way Candidate, But Platform is
Moulded to Suit the Desires of
Lobby and Corporation Bosses.
For justice of the supreme court
CHARLES B. LETTON.
For regents of the state university
V. G. LYFORD
FREDERICK ABBOTT
The foregoing ticket was nominal
ed at the republican state convention
held in Lincoln on Thursday, Sep
tember 14.
Before the convention met the rail
way interests centered their efforts
to secure the nomination of Judge
Edward R. Duffle of Omaha and it was
quietly announced that the deal had
practically been closed. The railway
plan was to have Lieutenant Gover
nor McGilton made permanent chair
man and given the privilege of nam
ing the committee on resolutions. In
spite of considerable opposition this
part of the program was carried out
and it was not until the roll had been
called three times in the balloting
on the candidates for supreme judge
that the real antagonism to Judge
Duffle was disclosed.
Judge Holmes Makes a Mistake
Judge Holmes of Lincoln attempt
ed to swing the Lancaster delegation
solidly for Judge Duffle, but was foiled
by United States . Senator Burkett,
whose rebellion was the feature of
the convention. Leaping to a chair
Senator Burkett said:
"You can't cast my vote in that
way," and he called for a poll of the
delegation.
Immediately there was great confu
sion. The Douglas county delegation,
120 strong, attempted to howl down
the senator, but at length a vote was
taken. The result showed that a ma
jority of the Lancaster delegation
wished to vote for Judge Letton and
Senator Burkett claimed that accord
ing to the call of the convention the
delegation had the right to cast the
vote of the absentees. After the call
had been read Chairman McGilton so
ruled, but Ralph Breckenridge of
Omaha claimed that the meaning of
the words in the call was that the
absentees should be voted propor
tionally in the ratio the majority
bore to the minority vote. The chair
man changed his ruling after an up
roar lasting twenty minutes.
Judge Letton Nominated
Meantime a number of delegations
had changed to Judge Letton and Sen
ator Burkett and the Letton support
ers dropped the fight, knowing that
Letton was nominated without the
votes of the absentees belonging to
the Lancaster delegation.
The following candidates for jus
ice of the supreme court were in the
contest: John H. Ames, Edward" R.
Duffle. Charles B. Letton, S. P. David
son, John L. McPheely,' O. A. Abbott.
Letton led on the first ballot, closely
followed in order by Duffle and Ames,
with the others far behind. The sec
ond ballot showed gains for Letton
i:nd a stampede in the third gave him
the nomination.
V, G. Lyford and Frederick Abbott
were nominated for regents of the
university of Nebraska on the first
wllot.
Republican Declarations
The republicans of Nebraska, in
convention assembled, congratulate
the citizens of our common country
upon the continued and general pros
perity of the people.
We heartily endorse the wise ad
ministration of cur great leader Theo
dore Roosevelt. We join in the
world's chorus of praises according
to him the justly earned title of peace
maker. We heartily endorse and sup
port his position and efforts to se
cure adequate and effective control
of all corporations engaged in inter
state commerce.
We believe strictly In the principle
of equality before the law as applied
to the transportation business, and,
therefore, demand immediate relief
through the enforcement of existing
laws, or through amendatory legisla
tion from the payment of rebates to
favorite shippers, and unlawful and
wrongful discriminations between
communities and individuals, both In
the state and in the nation.
With unbounded confidence in the
integrity and statesmanship of Presi
dent Roosevelt we heartily approve
his recent utterances in which he
says: "I believe that all corpora
tions engaged in interstate commerce
should be under the supervision of
the national government. I do not
believe in taking steps hastily and it
may be that all that is necessary in
the. immediate future is to pass an
interstate commerce bill conferring
upon some branch of the executive
government the power of effective ac
tion to remedy the abuses in connec
tion with railway transportation."
We request and demand of our rep
resentatives in congress active and
harmonious co-operation with Presi
dent Roosevelt along these lines, to
the end that corporate rapacity, ex
tortion and abuses may be subdued
and abolished, and the sovereignty of
the people over corporations fully,
promptly and permanently estab
lished. Believing that the nearer the con
trol of public affairs can be brought
to the people the better the result
will be, we declare ourselves in favor
of a direct primary law governing
the nomination of all public officers.
We commend the economical ad
ministration of state offices by repub
lican officials.
We believe that the giving of free
transportation upon railways is det
rimental to the interests of the peo
ple, and recommend that a law be
enacted by the legislature of this state
to prohibit it. .
LIEUT, p. S. DAVIDSON.
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