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The florf oik Ncuas
It looks im though It was going to 1 o n
landslide to MoKinloy
General Prosperity is undoubtedly
ono of tlio best campaigners tlio republl
onus havo In tho Hold this tnimpnlKH
Ho it n good debater nono of thocnlum
ityitcs during to tultu issue with him
Republican apathy Ih disappearing
uiidor mi activity tbo Fcopo and aggros
sivoncFs of which is confusing to tho
fusionists Keep a pushln anil Ne
braska will bo redeemed lioyond a doubt
Nebraska shows every indication of
getting in lino for MoKinloy and pros
perity It will look lonesome If it docs
not follow tho general trend Other
western states aro getting back in lino
There seem to bo a million and ono
rvnsoiiH why Win MoKinloy Hhonld be
re elected an president of tbo United
Stntes and tho principal iouroii of thorn
all in that Bryan will bo elected if
McKinley Ih not
It Ih but llttlo inoro than two weekH
when you will bo called upon to decide
whether you want u contlnunnco of
prosperity or whether you favor n return
1o tho democratic calamity times
Jont mnko a mistake
Tho ro oloctioii of Win MeKluloy
now seems to bo assured but it will not
do to take it for granted It soonis to
Tin Nrws that novor has it boon more
important for tho republicans to got
ovory voto out Thoro must bo no stay-at-homes
if tbo state is to bo swung into
lino for prosperity progress and Win
MoKinloy Not u voto should bo
missed
Tho decrease in delinquent taxes in
Madison county this year as compared
with lbill is a significant indication of
prosperity nmoug tho farmers Tho
troublo has boon taken to count tho land
descriptions of tho two years It was
found that whoroas about 1I80 pioces
of farm laud had boon advertised for
Bile for delinquent taxes in 1801 this
year but about JWfi descriptions were ad
vortkcd Four years ago tho delinquent
taxes on farm laud wore thoroforo about
JiOO per cent moro than this year A
iiico showing in favor of MoKinloy pros
peritty that no ono will euro to disputo
Tho fuHionists ovo working tboir
lying machines over time iu an etlort to
discredit Clins II Dietrich and thus
bolster up Governor loyntors waning
hoiHs of being ro elected Their latest
is a story to tho etlect that all tho min
isters of Hastings aro opposing Mr
Dietrichs candidacy ou tho proteose
wthat ho is not entitled to recoivo the
support of tho christian pooplo Rev
J H Wright a minister of that city
takes exceptions to tho story and
promptly brands it as a falsehood
Winding up his oxposuro of a fusion
roarback tho rovorond gentleman says
No all tho mini tors are not ouposed
to Mr Dietrich in fact I am satislled
that not any are bo opposed except those
who are well known to bo of the oppos
bite political belief I shall support
Mr Dietrich
The tlop of tho Hastiugs Republican
seems to bo a mntter of no serious con
sideration to tho peoplo of that city Tlu
other republican papers aud thoro aro a
least two good ones loft seem to think
it a matter of money and that tho paper
is at last where it belongs it never hav
ing been strouuly republican Another
reason for a change is not hard to Hud
when it is considered that both dailies
of that city and ono strong weekly have
been republican whilo the fusionists
have been represented by but one
weekly with little moro than 1000 cir
cnlatiou It is not unreasonable to
suppose that if a city of the Bizo of
Hastings has two dailies it would be
the part of good policy for one to repre
tieut one political party and tho other
support the opposite
At tho ripe ago of 77 years John
Sherman has passed away He was one
of tho leading statesmen of tho United
States and his loss will bo sinceroly
mourned He has served his couutjy in
a public capacity for inoro than forty
two years most of the time as a mem
ber of the senate and has left tho mark
of statesmanship on all his deeds He
was a close student of the tiuaucial con
ditions of tho country and it was one of
his lifes endeavors to perfect a system
that would establish tho countrys
finances upon a subsiautial basis In
the campaign of 1890 Mr Shermans
name and the crime of 78 were associ
ated by the fusionists His old time
friends as well as his enemies will
unite in acknowledging that in the
death of John Sherman this country
has lost one of its foremost statesmen
Governor Shaw of Iowa at a recent
Slithering of farmers iu that state
painted the following vivid picture of
prosperity You get up early these
fall mornings fog and mist and drizzle
hang over everything j it is cold belts
slip shocks are damp men aro cross
the engine dont steam it teems as it
you would never get started Presently
the buu rises the mist vanishes things
warm up the men are cheerful the
horses prick up their ears the machine
bums the golden grain fairly boils into
tho mciiMii p tho men on tho Mack begin
a Ming mid a good days work is In pros
pct when just then some fool drops a
monkey wrench Into tho cylinder My
friends prosperity has just begun to
work nicely dont for mercys Fiiko
throw a monkey wrench into tho thrush
lug machine
The fusionistH have been paying some
very lino things about Ex President
Heiijainin Harrison Ho hns been do
scribed as a patriot tho loHt president
tho country over had admired by all
citizens of tho republic without regard
to party Ho contains within himself
tho uemo or statesmanship and all that
Ih lovely anil profound in a leading
American citizen In view of all this
it was confidently expected that Mr
Harrison would crown all with a
halo of glory by declaring for Mr
Hryan and warning tho people of tho
evils of McKinley imperialism Thoy
have said that behind his aggressive
Americanism Jh a comprehonslvo knowl
edge of tho facts and yet ho is support
ing McKinley for re election If tho
fusionistH have any power in lauding
tho wisdom of a groat man thoro will
bo thousands of them who like Mr
Harrison will support Mr MoKinloy
and his administration
Mr Hryan was so anxious to secure a
privato monopoly in tho publication
of Ins First Butt to that ho had it
copyrighted and provontodall publishers
from compoting Anyone who trios to
print tho First Hattlo is liablo to get
Into tho clutches of tho law Mr Hryan
know tho demand for his book would bo
largo enough to moan a good thing and
ho didnt propose to divido tho prollts
with anyone This move of Mr Bryans
also moans that tho book cannot bo is
sued at a less prlco than tho ono ho and
his publishers ohooso to nsk In viow
of all this it is interesting to witness Mr
Hryun tho politiciuii jump outo Mr
Hryan tho author in tho following
language A privato monopoly has al
ways boon an outlaw No dofonso can
bo mado of an industrial system in
which ono or a fow mon can control
for their own profit tho output or price
of any article Under such a svstem
tho consumer suffers tbo extortion It
is really too bad that Mr Bryan has
such on opinion of himself but ho is un
questionably in tho Bamo boat with the
lellow who will control tho prico of any
thing not an nbsoluto necessity
Novor has thoro been moro confidence
on the part of tho republicans that their
Qindiduto for president will bo elected
and novor have tho domocruts given up
tho fight so oarly in tho contest That
they havo dono so this oimpotgn is wel
Attested by a communication from
Frederick F Schroder the Wushiimtou
correspondent of tho World Herald
winch was probably intended to bo con
fidential but has leaked out Mr
Shrader writes Tho prevailing opin
ion touching tho result of tho election
as reflected by competent judges is that
McKinley will bo elected by a majority
us substantial as that of l Sim Ho wii
carry Illinois Kansas and South Dakotn
and possibly Kentucky Ho will carry
New York and West Virginia but may
lose Maryland nud Indiana In Ken
tucky tho republicans will elect thoir
candidate for governor and in Nebraska
thoy may elect tho governor and legisla
ture A mouth ago Maryland was as
good as lost to tho republicans Since
then the gold domocruts havo shown
great activity and their iufluence may
redeem it for McKinley Gormnu is
probably not sincere in his support of
Hryan but tho Baltimore Sun for
McKinley four years ago is now an
aotivo advocato of Bryan nud this is an
important factor Unless there is an
uuforseen force at work McKinloys
election is now nssured
Win Atainsou writiug from liagley
Iowa to tho publisher of the Stark
county III Sentinel under date of
October said I noticed in reading
tho last Seutinal that somo fellow told
vou that his sugar pail used to hold one
dollars worth of sugar and now it held
two intimating that his sugar pail had
expanded but that ho was not an expan
sionist Wo cau bent that hero in Iowa
Four years ago my wagon held 1 70
worth of oats now tho samo wagon
holds 10 80 worth of oats In Ml my
wagon held 0 00 worth of shelled corn
uow it holds lfi 00 worth In MM my
wagon held 5 hogs that brought me
1750 now they will bring 7i00 Iu
i0 my wifes butter jar held 70 cents
worth of butter now it holds fl00
worth Iu -mi hor egg basket held 80
cents worth of eggs now it holds 11 10
worth Iu her jar of butter would
buy 5 pounds of the best coffee now it
will buy 1 1 pounds of the same coffee
Iu fKt her basket of eggs would buy 24
bars of soap now it will buy 52 bars of
the same soap In I couldnt have
sold my farm at any price now land is
selling around me at o000 per acre It
says Foinething in the Bible about
i he mau that has eyes and will see not
has ears and will hear uot lest he be
come converted and be healed Tho
man that owns that sugar bucket is no
doubt some relation to him
Nebraska
Most encouraging reports ooutinne to
ome from Nebraska While Mr Bryan
is cavorting around the country re
ceiviug the adulation of Tammany nnd
dodgiug Roosevelts questions aud so
THE NORFOLK NKWS TllllHIUY OfTOHKU 2 1001
forth his homo Muto is slipping out of
his grnsp If the election were to
morrow mild Mr Hryan tho other dnv
I would bo elected If tho election
were postponed much longer than No
vember t Mr Hryan would fall In Ne
braska beyond all question A month
or two ago Mr Hryan could havo car
ried Nebraska without eirort But the
drift for emtio tinio has been agninst
him Tho republicans alert quickly
noted tho drift nnd immediately became
aggressive and now aro pushing the
fighting at ovory point Kaoh day sees
votcH lost to Hryan Kaoh week tho re
publican prospects improve Republi
cans aro becoming confident Reports
of aroused interest and republican gains
aro becoming numerous Tho hopo of
greatly reducing tho Bryan majority
has given way to confidence that Mo
Kinley electors will bo chosen nnd that
a legislature will bo elected that will
send two republican senators to Wash
ington This Is as it should bo This
is tho year for tho redemption of Ne
braska This Is tho year to sond Into
everlasting rotiroment Populist Poyntcr
and Populist Allen aud Ohief Populist
Bryan together with all tho other pop
ulists big and llttlo who havo mode
Nebraska a byword iu tho nation Ne
braska is entitled to bo a republicnti
state and to bo represented in national
and state affairs by men of equal rank
with those of its neighbors Nebraska
is a prosperous state a growing state
It is not calamitous and thero is no
room within its borders for a calamity
government as represented by tho popu
list idea It will bo money in Ne
braskas povkots to go republican this
year Nebraska will increase her Bolf
respoct by going republican this year
will increase tho respect in which sho is
held by tho nation Inshort it is worth
whilo from every point of viow for Ne
braska to voto for a change this year
Therefore on with tho lighting I Sioux
City Journal
Itaneliil Fusion Tactics
In its zeal to present a trust issno to
the peoplo of Nebraska the World
Herald recently undertook to show the
influences of tho trusts at Kearney nnd
in so doing appears to have slandered
that city itiBomucn that tho Hub hns
called it to time rather severely It
recites that about nine manufacturing
institutions of that city havo been
closed by tho trusts and that tho cotton
mill is allowed to run but spasmodically
Thero is ono institution that tho Hub
admits was closed by tho trusts all
others except thoso still running were
boom affairs and failed naturally like
Norfolks electric railway lino not
because a trust had squeezed them out
of existence but becuuso tho demand
for such institntious wns not a paying
ono Tho following is ono of the facts
used by tho World Horald and tho Hubs
answer
From t ho sito of tho ruined woolen
mills let tho citizens of Kearney take
Mr Ilauuato tho beautiful cemetery ou
the high bluffs overlooking tho city and
gather around tho grave of a man who
was once one of Kearneys leading and
most progressive citizens Upon the
headstone is carved tho name of
Hocht By unceasing toil and rigid
Hcouomy Hocht ucquired a considerable
sum of money Being a butcher by
trade ho conceived tho idea of establish
ing a packing industry iu Kearney He
bought land erected a packing plant
and weut to work Tho packers trust
squeezed tho Kearnoy packing industry
to death Hecht lost every dollar he
had and became a raving maniac He
was confined in an asylum and after a
few mouths of misery untold committed
suicide murdered by a trust
Tho reference to Mr Hecht touches
Kearney people in a tender spot His
end was a tragedy following close on n
a succession of bid ventures a fire that
destroyed his packing house and finally
at a vital moment plnciug his trust iu a
mau who accomplished his financial
ruin nt one fell stroke He became a
raving mauiao and as such he died
Peace bo to his ashes Shame ou the
dastard who prostitutes his editorial
calling to go into the grave to bring
forth falsehood 1
Closing its irrticlo tho Hub says So
far as tho plitioal side of the World
Heralds trust article is coucrrued
neither the Hub nor any citizen of
Kearney cares a rap Distortion of
fact could bo glossed over iu such a
enso Hut in this iustance tho World
Herald has iu its eagerness to say some
thing mean about trusts struck a blow
at ono of the fairest communities of
this state which has prospered oven
beneath the heavy baud of providence
is buildiug still on the lines of long ago
and is ngain nearly at the point where
manufacturiug can bo invited in a
better way than by indiscrimination
subsidy to fiuancial weaklings and un
scrupulous promoters Except iu tho
one instauco of the cracker trust as
stated in the begining tho trust
ouce has had nothiug to do with the
failure of tho enterprises referred to
Tho World Heralds nrtiole is a mass of
clever falsehood of ungrounded state
ments that are calculated to do this city
an injury Not even political exigency
not even the bolstering up of a lost
cause uot eveu the pretense of partisan
expediency can justify anything so
gross and if the Hub knows the temper
of the people of thiscityit can guaranty
the author of these dirty diatribes that
the republican majority that will be
polled in Kearney nt the coming elec
tion will be a good and sufficient indica
tion that they have read and pondered
well
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Truth About Marcus Itamiii
The peoplo of Norfolk and vicinity
were very favorably Impressed yester
day with the speech anil appearance of
Senator Hntinn chairman of tho repub
lican national committee They could
not reconcile his kindly and smiling
countonunoo with tho stories of grasping
sordiilness that has been told by tho
political writer and tho cartoonist and
as a matter of fact his appearance does
not bolio his lifo
The following is taken from a Wash
ington correspondence to the Omaha
Bee and gives a truo insight Into his
character
Tho facts about Senator Hnnnn
aro not generally known Although
every intelligent man realizes that tho
major portion of the silly stuff that is
written about him every day in tho
year i mere toinmy rot without nny
foundation in fact and not worthy tho
credence of any thinking
American citizen yet a very re
spectable number of peoplo really do
bollovo that if ho is not tho grinding
grasping selfish corrupt combination
of unholiness that tho newspapers
describe ho is to Fay tho least an
unwholesome typo of politician to bo
looked at oskiiuco and not to bo trusted
under any circumstances They can
not reconcile Senator Haniia with their
highest and best conception of American
manhood and American citizenship
thoy cannot think of him as nn nntis
smiling modest and kindly gentleman
who has absolutely no designs what
evor upon tho welfnro of tho American
pooplo but who ou tho contrary loves
his country quite as well as any of them
All of which howover coincides most
rendily with tho truth
A remarkable condescension wns
witnessed recently when tho mnn who
does tho political stunt on tho editorial
page of ono of the prominent democratic
uewspnpers of tho east observed that
thero are nt least two men iu the
United States who were thoroughly
capable of getting down on a level with
the every day man with a message thnt
could bo best oppreciated and under
stood One of these men nccording to
this gentleman is William Jennings
Bryan and tho other is Marcus A Hanna
Think of that Is it not n comparison
without a parallel iu tho annuls of
Bryanism And is not this character
istic of Mr Hnnnn rather a peculiar
ono to bo possessed by a man whose
want of sympathy for tho plnin people
has been so widely and persistently ad
vertised in tho columns of tho opposi
tion press The truth is that his heart-to-heart
talks havo been one of the sur
prises of the campaign No more
forceful speeches have been made in
years
It is a fact that nine tenths of the
falsehoods that are so glibly fashioned
day after day are inspired iu the absence
of the most remote reference to the
truth and by men who have not even a
superficial knowledge either personally
or through any authentic source of the
man they disparage and nbuse with
such effervescont gusto Tho stories
written have absolutely nothing in
common with tho truth and it is not
intended that they should have
Singularly enough although Senator
Hanna has for years employed organized
labor upon a stupendous scnle strikes
among his employes have been conspicu
ous through their absence There has
been no Btrike in the history of Mr
Hannas lifo There has been no strike
among any men employed by any com
pany in which he has had an interest
The record is clear It is significant
too that during the Jgreat street car
strike in Clovelaud still fresh in our
memories not a line in which Mr
Hanna was interested was tied up for so
loug as the fraction of a second Every
car continued to run regularly so far as
his employes were concerned Not a man
in the employ of Mr Hnuua could be in
duced to join the strikers For all of
which there must be a very good reusou
There is It is this Mr Huunu mny be
approached by tho humblest employe
There is no more accessible man than
himself He desires and even invites
his employes to lay their grievances their
complaints before him It mny be done
with impunity He may bo seen per
sonally Thero is no formality about the
mutter The employe with a complaint
walks into his office without eveu being
announced Tho door is always open to
him There is no clerk to meet him iu
an outer chamber aud convince him tbut
it is not necessary for him to see Mr
Hanna personally He walks directly
into that gentlemans presence nud
when he retires thero has usually been
an amicable adjustment of tho grievance
These complaints are few iu number
so few in number that there are almost
none at all Complainant and com
plaint aro treated with the utmost fair
ness and consideration and it is ap
preciated And therein in large meas
ure lies the explanation of his amiable
relatious with his employes
Then too ho interests himself in
their welfare and he has their best inter
ests at heart Illustrative of his kind
nesB of heart and generous impulses
many a motormau and street car con
ductor cau testify to his sympathy and
solicitation iu their hour of need He
has visited homes when a wife or child
has been ill or perchance themselves
Busy man that he is he has found time
for that
The writer 6tates that Mr Hanna
places no political restrictions what-
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evor on his employes and doesnt know
how they voto Iu Mr Hanuas pres
ence ono day ono of his out of town
malingers said I havo never voted
any other than tho democratic ticket
and I never expect to do so His em
ployer laughed good naturedly at the
assertion The writer also states that
ho contributes freely to benevolences
but nlways with the express under
standing that his action bo not adver
tised He does so modestly and for tho
sake of giving nud not for praise
In tho Boston Herald of October 13 is
given the full text of the Into speech of
Senator George F Hoar Without re
linquishing his stand on tho expansion
question he accords to Mr Bryan his
true position on the same question
While he opposed from first to last n
policy that would mean expansion Mr
Bryan supported tbo Paris treaty the
true foundation of the issue and now
hypocriticnlly lays the fall blame ou
President McKinley ignoring tho fact
that the president is but carrying out
the duties imposed upon the govern
meut by tho treaty of peace The
senator well says What has been doue
has been done What has been hns
been and it is now impossible lor Mr
Bryan or any one else to undo tho past
and he consistently takeB a stnnd iu
support of tho president Our question
now is for the future Enid tho senntor
We cannot forget thnt for everything
that has happened Mr Bryan is more
responsible than any other man than
any other 20 men since the Spanish
treaty left tho hands of the president
That treaty involved the whole question
It affirmed the constitutional power of
the United States to acquire foreign
territory it pledged the faith of the
peoplo thnt tho congress of the
United States and not the people of
the Philippine islands should determine
their future faith It purchased sover
eignty over an unwilling people and
pledged the faith of the United States
to a foreign power to pay for it And
when the defeat of the treaty seemed
assured with many votes to spare Mr
Bryan the great leader of the demo
cratic party came to fcWashington in
person disregarding the remonstrances
of his wisest supporters and stabbed
the opposition in the back in the hour
of its assured victory Continningthe
venerable statesman said No fellow
citizens If this Spanish trcatybe
right President AIcKinley and Mr
Bryan were both right If this treaty
bo wroug President McKinley and Mr
Bryan were both wrong Mr Hoar
has finally decided that Jho wonld
sooner Bupport the man thntJbas been
consistent all the time than the one who
wonld go back on his record and is now
seeking an election by abusingl tho ad
ministration for doing that demanded
by him and his partisans Tho senator
toward elope of his address said You
cnunot help the cause of anti imperialism
by going into partnership iwith Bryan
ism You caunot mix tyranny dis
honor broken faith anarchy licenso in
one cup aud have constitutional liberty
the result of the mixture
In his address at South Sioux City
recently according to thu Dakota
Couuty Record Congressman Robinson
licensed the republicans of conducting
n perfonal campaign against Governor
Poynter It is ftrange how facts get
twisted by these politicians Now if
it were tho newspapers it would be
different they are not expected to get
such things correct or at least that is
the charge of many men both great
and small But a politician never
violates a rnle to keep facts and history
straight therefore it must be the news
paper but for fear some may be misled
by this it will perhaps be just as well to
state that Governor Poynters character
has not been attacked by the republi
cans unless his official actB which are
being shown up right to the people
may be termed his character It ia Mr
Dietrichs character that has been
assailed aud not by the republicans but
by the fusioniBts who havo not beeu
estopped by the knowledge that thoy
were conducting the dirtiest foulest
campaign against an aspirant for the
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governors chnir ever witnessed iu thiB
o any other state It is to be hoped
that the proper change mny bo made by
Mr Robinson or the paper reporting
his speech
In his speech nt Cooper Union Mr
Bryan said if wo should Bend n collec
tion of patriotic songs to tho Philippines
we could not complain if the Filipinos
chnuged the words a little and sang
My country tis of thee laud of hypoc
risy And this is truo Americanism
This is the man who claims to be the
only true disciple of Abraham Lincoln 1
Does Mr Bryan presume to believe that
such n sentiment could havo been sug
gested by the great emancipator And
Mr Bryan aspires to be president of this
bypocriticnl nation I Ho undoubtedly
hopeB that a majority of the people will
endorse such stuff as that But will
they Not if the spirit of George
Washington Thomas Jefferson and
Abraham Lincoln still liveE If there
were no other reason for burying Mr
Bryan beneath an avalanche of votes
th t one utterance should be snfficieLt
Are you one who will endorse it
W W Yonng republican nominee
for state senator is pledged to no man
for United States senator either
directly or by implication and all as
sertions that ho is so pledged nre but
the false representations of his oppon
ents who realize the despernteness of
the situntion they are in nnd accord
ingly should meet the condemnation of
every honest voter of the district
Stanton Picket
Whnt business have the fusionists to
usurp the functions of the supreme
court That body is to decide on the
status of the people of Porto Rico nnd
the Philippines nnd it has not yet been
determined by anyone that they are
either citizens or subjects of this conn
try although in their feeble efforts to
ward finding an issue the fusionists try
to make it appear that they aro the
latter
The fusionists of Pawnee City have
announced that an old soldier has re
cently been converted to Bryanism
but the record discloses the fact that
certain veteran has been dead for
more than a year It must be very
discouraging to members of thnt party
to get ready to whoop or up a little
over a new convert only to find that he
has beeu dend for a year or more
It is but two weeks until election
Vigilance and untiring effort should be
the watch word of the republicans dur
ing that time It may reasonably
be expected that they will encounter
muuy queer dodgOB und freaks on the
tho part of the fusionistB who
should be met at every turn and be
kept iu tho corner to which they have
been driven
Tho difference between Roosevelt nnd
Hryan on their stumping tours is that
Teddy answers questions put to him
straight from tho shoulder while Mr
Bryan evades ami dodges It shouldut
require a moments thought to decide
between tho pnrticn they represent
John Hill recently suid Soni9 men
are born lucky somo meu aro born in
Ohio meaning that ono was tanta
mount to tho other Just paste it in
your hat that both Wm McKinley and
John R Hays were born iu Ohio
The republican ticket from top to
bottom is worthy of support and no
scratched ballotB are necessary Vote it
straight Get tho state in line for
McKinley and elect a commendable
state administration as well
Tho fusionistB lacking other campaign
material have started their roorbacks
out early but it may be expected that
they will come more frequently and
Btrouger as the campaign noars its close
Waxtbd Reliable salesman to sell
complete line of paints lubricating oils
etc Liberal terms and good position
for mnn of ability AddreBB The
Atlantic Refiuiug Co Cleveland Co
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