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nnil think for n mnmont he would
readily lonllzf lollj nl Iih iloiliic
lions In tlic Hi t place workmen enn
not strike mile tlie me nl wot It In
the second plate u strike lint Is due to
n deiniind fni more wages Hlinply
moans tlint times mo wood mid lint
vorkiniMi want wlint tliey think Is tliolr
elinre of prosperity
Thou too on the subject of strlko
Mr Ilrynii and his party should go i
little slow Under Democratic rule
from 1SVJ to 1 S1H1 2S20IH laborer
wont on a strike against a reduction
In wages More than 1100000 were
thrown out or employment without any
wiiuos through the operation of the
Wilson law- a Democratic free trade
that closed more than half the facto
ries In the United States and was an
Ineumhrance on every Industrial en
terprise and domestic Industry
It Is well remembered that In the
largo cities free soup houses had to bo
maintained to alleviate the HtilTorlng
of the iiuihmh Many citizens of Ne
braska will recall that In tho city of
Omaha a place known an Uoscue hall
n huge building on Douglas atreot was
maintained by uharlty and was each
day and night called upon to feed and
shelter hundreds of Idln people from
the storm and cold all willing to work
but none able to ttntl omployinent
Thuse were Democratic days Ilryan
may have forgotten them but thero
are thousands of others who were Idle
then and arc at work at Rood waijoi
now who have not and uover will Tho
Impression made upon thuui was ono
they will ever remember What Is true
of Omaha In true of all tno largo cltlos
especially those cities whoso popula
tion Is largely employed In manufac
turing Industries and which felt tho
full force or the terrible sulVerlng and
dlstiess at that time
It will go Into history that under the
Melvlnlev administration not one of
the 10000000 wage earners of this
country went on a kstrlke against a re
duction In wages There have been
very few strikes In the last four years
and those that have occurred have
been caused If over a dispute about
wages not by a decrease but ns the
result of a demand for an Increase
Mr ltrynns solleltudo for labor
while advocating free trade and spu
rious money both fatal to the welfare
of the artisan brings tho sublimit and
the ridiculous Into very close contact
CAVOItTlNi WITH TAMMANY
HALL
In n public speech Hoss Crokor of
Tammuny Hall stated that It Is tho
Intention of Tammany TI nil to give
Itrynu on his forthcoming visit to New
York the greatest reception ever given
n presidential candidate
This Is n big contract Tammany Hull
has taken but it ought to be equal to
tho occasion it has stolen enough
from the puople of New York City in
the many years It has had Its tentacles
fastened upon them to pay for most
Anything At the end of Us many
years of existence It enjoys the unen
viable distinction of being the most
iniquitous and corrupt organization of
Us kind the world has ever known
For years It has been n mentor of pub
lic thlees and a czar In New York
politics It has existed on the spoils of
otllce from the date of Us birth Tho
story of the Forty Thieves Is with
the exception of a numerical dlscrep
nncy a true history of Tammany Hall
ltlchnrd CroUer chief of Tammany
Hall is as Imperious In Deuiocratlc
politics In the Umplie State as tho czar
of Kussln Is In the government of the
Ilusslan empire Ills edict is law and
his command and order are as
lng of obedience as any Imperial decree
could possibly be When Tammany
Hall speaks New York Democracy
bends the knee
Ilryan and Tainmrny Hall What a
theme 1or contemplation out liure In
Nebraska A nice picture Isnt It for
reformers to look upon The Tam
many tiger snarled and snapped at
Grover Cleveland because thnt gentle
man refused to be dictated to and In
sisted even In politics on hU right to
choose his associates Rut It has
tlnnlly succeeded In luring the boy
orator Into Its don Cluvelund did a
few things for which he deserves to bo
reincmbeied and one of these was
when Tammany Hall demanded as ft
price for Its support all the appolntlvo
olllces In that state when he boldly
declared that Ill be doubly damned
if Ill do It Whether he meant that
the public would so treat him or meant
thnt he would not make such a per
sonal sacrltlce has never been ox
plained
So It Is today If Tamuinny U for
Bryan It Is simply a question of spoils
It exists on pollution It Uvea for It
lthus np other or higher pbject lu pol
ities Tluijt has been lta price for sup
port In thu past and It Js ti price now
If js but cotulbttiit with historical
fact to assume thai the bargain has
been made Vhen Tammany shouts It
Is wbn there s plenty of provender in
sight plenty of hay iq the jnangor
HuJ bow vi Mr Bryans Nebraska
constituents look at ttV Will they
uiake J000 clr FWB rr inttl
hydratbqadad moastir Taniwftuy
Hall Will they ifolUnTlryn p mak
inga truce wHhieforiUBt beast that
ever Btrodetbo arena fit politic
TiwPW Ugcr TO they Jpju tym la
a compromise with w hat for joar baa
bodrvkniyii as a inenuctng vrltf Vfl
they uphoJd a man who rpforma by
going over to Hie eueniy The iuquui
tuln didnt come to Mqkaniuied and
It Is Just us certain hat Tammany
Halldldut couio to Hryau
It wuft ply a fevr iwcajis ago ttiat
DavJd B itfll in speaking of Tam-
mauysadJt we laJnopSter of Ljao
ranee tyranny fraud apdBeefiUtlon
ThUi la tbq game Tarofijfciiy thu ac-
cordjng to OijqUw n ibg to glya
Hryanpno oftlp grteft reqelao
oanlda
Ml iTt i PWCqtW
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Republican Candidate for State
Senator In Eleventh District
SKETOH OF HIS CAREER
ClmritcItT nnrl Stiiinlliiu f Mm
Knottii Attunii Aliilm 1 1 ti
Jilriil Oniiilliliiu
Y W Young of Stanlon county Is
the man nominated for state senator
by the Uepiiblleans of the Eleventh
senatorial district of Nebraska at
their convention held at Norfolk
Wednesday Sept 11 1000
The convention was one where har
mony and enthusiasm prevailed Mr
Young was not an aspirant for the po
sition and In fact had previously re
fused to allow the use of his name In
the convention but as a true Itepub
llcan accepted the honor which was
tendered him by unanimous voice of
thu convention over his protest and
ns
K
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In n short speech expressed his appre
elation of the conlldeiice thus ex
pressed by his fellow Uepiiblleans
SKKTC11 OF Till CANDIDATE
AVIlllnm Wallace Young Is a native
of Illinois lie was born on n farm in
Warren county near Monmouth of
that state Ills parents were fohn
Young and Mary Wilson Young both
natives of Scotland who came to
America nnd settled in the Suckei
state shortly after their niaiTlage In
IS I where they resided tilled the
soil and reared a large family W W
Young being the third son and lifth
child of a family of 11 nine sons nnd
live daughters
At the age of 5 years Wallace as he
was called at home received a fall
which resulted In a physical Injury
which contlned him to his bed for
nearly four years and on his recovery
It was Known to his parents that he
would never be able to do much hard
manual work and they at once set
about to give him a good education
the rudiments of which were obtained
nt the district school of which the
Young homestead formed a part At
the age of 1 1 years he entered the
Monmouth Presbyterian college as a
student In the sub frcshinan year be
ing at that time the youngest student
in the college After a three years
course In that excellent Institution ol
learning he became the teacher of the
dUtrict school where as a bare foot
urchin he had gone as a pupil only a
few years previous Here tils work
was such that he taught for four
terms ami had contracted for anothei
year when at his fathers request his
plans were changed
The elder Young was a devout Meth
odist nnd it was his desire that his
son who had already developed such
miuked ability In the grasping of
Ideas should become a minister of that
denomination To this plan the son
did not take kindly preferring law to
theology anil parental consent was
finally given nnd arrangements made
for his entering a Inw college This
plan was however changed nt the
advice of n prominent lawyer who was
also a personal friend of the fninlly
and Instead of going to a law college he
entered the otllce of Stewart Phelps
Grler at that time regarded ns
among the strougest law firms In west
ern Illinois
In April 1SS0 ho was ndinltted to
the bar and located nt Mt Ayr In
where he established an otllce and fol
lowed tho practice of his chosen pro
fession for two yenrs meeting with
good success for a young attorney
At Mt Ayr he was united lu mar
rlage to Mlsa Clara Belle Keller sec
ond daughter of ludgo Keller and at
once came to Nebraska nnd located in
Stanton in tho spring of 18S2 where
he has bIiicq resided
Aside from his farming Interests his
entire atteutlon has been devoted to
law with marked success so pro
nounced In fact has boen that success
that locating at Stanton as he did
without money nnd with only a few
Inw books he soon established a lucra
tive practice nnd has retalucd It to the
present time and now has one of the
best furnished law otllces lu tho state
und a pleasant home
nuvlng beeu reared on a farm his
desires turned In that direction und as
soon as ho posaossed the required
means Invested in farm lands and for
tho past eight year has owned nnd op
erated a farm of 640 acres which Is
under the management of n younger
brother Joseph with his now aged
mother uud youngest sister as house
keepers The -land Is all under good
TIIK NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY OCTOBER I 1900
cultivation nnd from IfiO to 10 head
ol cattle are fed there iimiuallv
Ml anil Mrs Youngs family con
rdsts or four bright children three
daughters and one son Their home
life and home surroundings are most
pleasant and agieeable and this home
Is noted for Its hospitality
NOT AN OFFICIO HKHKKK
Mr Young has never been rn otllce
Freler On the contrary he has been
averse to such preferment uud such
positions ns have come to him have
coin unsolicited On three or four
former occasions he has been solicited
by Uepiiblleans to accept the nomina
tion for state senator but refused to
do so ami It was only at the earnest
solicitation of numerous friends and n
united convention that he was now In
duced to accept the proffered honor
and become their candidate
The positions or trust he has tilled
are numerous but lu every Htieh In
stance duty has been faithfully dis
charged and excellent service ren
dered Two years ago ho was elected
grand chancellor or the Order Knights
of Pythias of Nebraska mid tilled the
position with credit to himself und the
order For two years he was prosecut
ing attorney for Stanton county elect
ed when the county was strongly Dem
ocratic
W W Young hns nt nil times
shown much Interest In public affairs
especially such as related to the
growth of the town and county of his
adoption and has done all within Ida
power towards their upbuilding und
advancement The educutlou of the
rising generation he hns given much
thought nnd attention During the
past seven years he has served us one
of the trustees of the Stanton schools
and during live years of that time was
president of the board u position lio
now occupies
AN IDEAL CANDIDATE
A combination of qualltlcatlous make
Mr Young an ideal candidate for thu
position Over the district und
throughout the state he Is recognized
as an orator with few equals and
tower superiors Not only will this
qunlltlcutiou be to his advantage ns a
campaigner but as a member of the
legHlature It will be wielded only in
favor of such measures as will be for
the benellt of the whole people
Ills Ideal illcntton with farming und
his personal experience in that line
of industry render him cognizant of
the farmers needs Ills desire to pro
mote the Interests of the agricultural
classes In general as well as his own
personal interests lu that connection
appeal strongly to the farming classes
for support of his candidacy while h
knowledge ol law and ability as a law
yer will make it possible for him to
reuder unusual service to bis district
and the state
CHAItACTEK AND STANDING
As a man the character of W W
Young Is most excellent being honest
honorable and upright In all his deal
ings Ills habits are such as to com
mend him to law abiding people every
where though be Is not an extremist
In his views or practices Politically
he is and ever has been a Hepubllcaii
though of Democratic parentage and
up until the year 1SC was the only one
of the nine sons who ever voted a Ke
publican ticket
Mr Young goes before the voters of
his district unhampered by factional
nreiudlces or personal pledges In bis
speech before the nominating conven
tlon he said I accept this nomina
tion and go before the people of this
senatorial district unpledged directly
or indirectly for or against any aspir
ant for United States senator noi
shall I become so pledged My first
object If elected will be to creditably
represent the entire people of this dis
trict In the best possible milliner und
In casting my vote Tor United States
senator do that which I think will
meet with their approval and for tho
best Interests of tho entire nntlon
With such a declaration nnd with
such a candidate all voters regardless
of party who desire to see this district
well represented should give him theli
loynl support
The biennial convention of the Car
pentors anil Joiners of America do
ciihil to hold the nest convention al
Atlunta
Hnttery O Seventh artillery Cup
tain lohn II Williams has been or
dered from Benecia barracks Califor
nia to Fort lllley Kansus
M alter C Jones mayor of Galves
ton was Tuesday nominated for con
gress by the Republicans of the Tenth
Texas district to succeed Congress
man Ilawley
As a culmination of tho ascendancy
of American jockeys it is aunouueed
that the Prluee of Wales has engaged
Tod Sloan at a largo retainer for 1001
The August statement of the collec
tions of Internal revenue shows that
during that month the receipts from all
sources amounted to 25G05J1G an
Increase over August last year ol
1174731
Burglars recently entered the house
of Dr Wrede In Berlin and secured 20
000 marks In cash and securities to the
valuo of 3000000 marks Within a
lay tho police had recovered all tho
stolen property except 15000 marks
worth
The International congress of Cath
olic savants began Monday at Munich
Tho general triennial conclave of
tho general grand council of Masons
met In Cincinnati Monday
Dr Hugh M McCulloch coroner of
Jefferson county Monday shot and
killed George Owen 21 years old at
the latters home In Louisville
Tho torpedo boat OBrien was suc
cessfully launched at the KiioQ ship
yard at Elkabethport N J Monday
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