THE OMAHA DAILY BKEi WEDNESDAY, FEB1UJAUY 19, 1902.
Republican Press Comment on Governor Savage's Candidacy
A.Ian. Coaaty. ture developmrota that be m right and nomination would iwimp both the atate union eomethlng bappena ttfi now and thin Una at aoma length. Clancey tug- Iras exert a great deal of lalluenp In atataT Did or did not that not paaa from
Hastings Tribune: Oovernor Ssvsge wilt P wrong he will not fall of hla ra- and legtalatlv ticket, next November to clear the blame now nested that good mm be sent sown to tne party pontic, dui worn in. tn, ... ..,r.n.-r -- ........
never rapture the gubernatorial nomination ward. The public, with Ita preaent knowl- Beatrice Times: Governor Savage haa resting upon him.
tint fall. His political rouse la cooked to cdS ,b rase, does not endorse the gov- announced bla candidacy tor re-election.
turn and his finish Is In sight. error's action, neither would it endorse him 'lie Is aald to have big barking In all parte
n.- n-. at ,os polla should be be so unfortunate as of the state. The two national senators
to be able to secure nomination
Albion Newt: The republican party of Ne- better for him to to back and s
braska Is Just now In a critical position. It than It would be for the admlntatr
s evident tnat tnere is an organised clique, the state to again go back Into the hands have claimed to be alnce hla pardon of
Composed of Savage, Bartley and their 0f the Bymths, Meeerves and Porters. Hartley, It la difficult to see bow Mr. Savage
INenda, that Is aetermlned to use tne re- ....... can be renominated. There is no room to
next aeaelon of the legislature to work for wielded over the voter wb6 haa ho Interest Could a custom like thla do otherwise than
the of a bill restarinc what the In Office notaing or em re aeiatr, new win inaueac unrnry ia nrrrue iu nuu
. . . ... .A ... . . k ..II. V . . II w
. . . . ., ,k governor has robbed ua of, and promising met worsr we anouia .mm. i n i i
w .inn r luuuci. i n " ' in utr jvi i. .
I n n I uovrruvr
Holt Coaaty.
The Conservative does not ask the Fre
lor Savage In IMS will sign any Ear P. Savage oa the ticket for governor mont Tribune or anybody else to tike "Mr.
a. It Is from Nebraska are reckoned as hie active ..TV,. nf nfflr. bill that the legislature paspee. Will he. next fall wouia o a suieta ao certain ana -onon s um.uppor.ea wm,,. - - -
nnn ii,io.i fri.ni!. if th. r.m.hiir.- nm. nf upn the '"P1100 ot h 9 , r offlc ihoi.h? if the governor thinks a bid of aure ae the eleetlbn was to be held. His against previous state treaaurers." but It
vtlon of the state are aa solidly against hlra aa they " " . m .... tV. .fnnh this kind will bring him any support from excuses for the pardon ot Bartley are so challenges the records-lf they haye been
Governor Savage will be retired politically
of damphools. Indeed.
Dakota Coaaty.
doubt that, aside from this, there la a
will grieve any over It. The next repub
llcan convention will make a grandstand
i1a 4nniiHlne lha aatillm&nlg that f tl
fourth, of the people of Nebraska believe ??? vr.rld' r"h, of ,h PfP' of
at heart to be right.
Kearney Coanty
Mlnden Gazette: The Gsxette predict
that if Governor Savage wants a renomln
Madison county he must take us for a pack flimsy that no party rould afford to go on kept Intact to show thnt he tins misstated
If he thinks he the defense of them before the people.
eotta BlaST Coaaty.
I heir caaet What Bartley did with the
state warrant proceeds, about which the
thla aectlon of the state, cause us the ex- 8cotta Bluff Republican: Oovernor Savage Tribune talks nobody datattaly.
pense of maintaining a lobby at Lincoln .nnounc th.t h. la a candidal for re- rrh'.r' U""1 S.atee Senator Millard, who
at the next aesslon of the legislature and nomination thla summer. Thlr,, coming at " l" , . 7 . . V .. ,h.
:ta privately work against our Interests, and ,t doe, ong wlth ,ha ugly rumors that art ,,or. V "
a- then aecure our assistance for his renomlna- -0i. the rounds that both ienatore art Pf8P,r ot tba chemical National of Nev.
(ubllcan party for Its selfish purposes. It
la inconceivable how they expect to ac Dakota City Eagle: Governor Eira Sav- etrong element in the republican party who
compile!) their purpose, taking Into account age was ao highly elated and to much will oppose his renomlnatlon.
the feeling throughout the state. It la rPa.d with the bitter criticisms in the .,,
fT0bable their oraanlxatlon Is more ex- at.t nr... itimii kl. r..rrfAfi nr ifi.t kin th.t if r:n.mnr R.v..a w.nt. rennmlna- ihn run nur ntlRtinr fnr hli rfnnmlnii. i 1. . . A. . . ,- k-iJ
tensive and complrte than la at present of all thieves. Joe Bartley. that he promptly Wood River Interests: Governor Savage tlon he will get It. The Bsrtley matter tlon at the next republican convention by distributing federal bstronaae to bring Tork City, k as well posted aa anybody, ex-
known and It will not do to underestimate declared his Intentions and announced that ennouncee that he will seek a renomlna- will furnish a good excuse for aome fellows promising to algn our bill It we aucceed in ,bout hla renomlnatlon. looka as though c'pt Bartley, can be. Tne i,on-
ita atrength. If they have a combination of he would again be a candidate for the noml- tlon for governor. If there ever was a to " bolt." The boltera should remember forcing It through the legislature, then he tne powers that be are determined to ruin rtl h" Bot endeavored
II the atateand federal patronage It means nation of governor. There'a no use, E. fellow who ought to ge away back and alt that Joe Bartley waa the meana ot getting (a certainly very much mistaken. We tBe republican party In thla atate. When 10 uPt" Hartley because tnaay of h!a
that It will require active and persistent you might ss well go "way back and sit down, and "stay sot," It is this tarns Gov- no of the beneficiaries of his misfortune would not lake the governor s promise If Savage pardoned Joe Bartley It waa con- Pr'vor notoriously handled state
ffort on the part of the rank and file to down. The republican party, aa well as the ernor Savage. The rank and file ot the off the ticket last fall. The eame conven- he would reduce It to black and white, for feied by everyone that he had made a ttta- 'f' Ju,t M b aw "4 nappened to os-
Irustrate their plane. It behooves every voters of the atste, are like the hog, know republican party won't atand for any auch tlon that nominated tba man was also the the reason that wa do not believe he Is a take which would ruin him politically. But 'pt a,,ct' Bl otructlo9. But It
republican who Is In favor of a clean and when they have edough. trick mule. one which demanded Bartley'a return to man of bis word. Even If he would put up if, m the face of the etonn that that tea- k" BJ,a 11 aM now object to
reputable party to watch closely the de
velopments of the next few months.
Box Bntte Coasty.
the hope that he may be nominated. Savage
Clr.nii TiLnrl Inil nnrfnt r fSnvernne tk. h-nlt-Mtl., K.fnr. th. .vnlr.tlnn nf - Knn i. mw-w t.1. imimMU li. . ,iwi -j . ia v - t x .w WaRing tSnrtiey a Vicarious SflCTinoa IVT ail
Savage, the lamenUble misfit who outrsged hla parole. The pot should not call the could not have the vote of one republican people by party leaders there Is no power t ln Of his party and Ita repreaentattvea
Emerson Enterprise: Governor Savage the cltlxenshlp of Nebraska by pardoning, kettle black. . eltherlntheconventlonoratthepolla.it on earth or In hades that oan keen the r- e agenta. The Conservative wis Ma
Coaaty. he aucfeeds In making the nomination, publican party in pow thla atata. " rr J""' "! " '
Governor Savage may Governor Savage bs. shown himself weak Thousand, of hone.t . renublloana. who bav. " rt?
favorites to do ao and screened them from
tor Bart-company,
surrounded by bad influences and inspired
k.a .nnn.inx.rl ih.i ha lt..lrS A renomlna- In l)- f-tk nr.l.l.
Alliance Timet: Governor Savage makes .... .a Tr.....r.e Rtfr that he doea hi. ii,. .k h.ii,.i.i. .m.
the statement that he la a candidate for not Without regard to the wishes of battled liso.000 of the fceople'a money re
tiaak flu Af rat
- k. .m. ... hi. nMitir.i f,imr in tplteful In every critical question thnt grown old fighting the battles of the party,
w v . . . j v A , . . . . . . ... iBTor 11 rn id au wv lua i:rvnvu
lVJ!iU-LnAh.5Vrn "h tor both positions. ing .hort.gthl. governor, backed by the l" "L?.??" ?C .li l.l. Mate of Nebraska. It is hoped that the b, the leader. God help the party, tor It .tn? " ?!
renomlnatlon at governor. Pop party thM Bentmell the republlcana cf the ttate gsrdleea of what term might be used In re-
fnnrft jnnrnfti: Lniesi wa ir Krraiir sum virinnt nnimrai rimiiA rnar na nitn-
mnct SSJIZX X mistaken In the temper of republican voter. ,rto disgraced the republican party, an- ntlon . ren.t.n, S.v.g w. hP 7h mra ' lon b T .'almost
s i5 I .1 T. ? t D,Jon co"n,y. there wm one deIce- "ounces that he it a candidate for election lou- . , . x, .tnr. . . - but If It should by any machlnatlona of Savage will be be ao forcibly shown that h. "cw w wUn' w hop nd, " Im?t
t-..V..; .tar ,10n tnat W,U 80 dOW W ,ht "tBU C00' "Xt Tbl" WM b!nUd " '0me t,m .. C .n.o " " "pMt l S P". even V h'a fri.hS. that h 'V' ?rM:.fr the'eo
l tmit S - fJ?loaV Vent,on ,bat W'" n0t "Vr th6 Teaom- nd' ,he """no... of it. It "VaJbTan tte uner overwhelming defeat. will step down and out. Our faith In the brln th ,? ?' h0 "?!
who hav. the 2i welb.rlTf fie mv t,on ot O"0' 6 nl lh conM 'n t -urprlae. It appear, that there Is on tbV"' S ThirdW ?P?Bt fa.t "nourt Norfolk News: Oove.ncr Savage la avl- vopubllcin party I. auch that we do not " BaM'!ld J'L,, w?)!
1 heart .11 . . Sri. ,,uent "dorsement of th. Bartley pardon no limit to the endeavor, or presumption J""; weoeeloPe(T c... of smallpox tly believer in mlr.cle.-lt would be a believe that It can be ruled by thieve, or now Just ho w many men ahould 1 .haro
Whli n?JZ,tol l D,xon co,,n,y r'Publ,cn r ,n ,aTor of ot thttt " con,ro of thl. com- t0 ca,ch e" Pei of smallpox. r(ip(lbllP.n state convention their sympsthUers. D"'U ,h m' " ,h,y "r ' "
before he people at the next elect Ion a , ,tlc, monwealth executive office. . And after I.l-oola Coaaty. would choose to nominate, him for governor ,..... ar. hi. p!ul.tlona and apeculatlons in
"'i.' nT??!! l"0Tl'. n""iIbI- D-d. co.-tv. hi. flight to the aouth, and -his return, the North Pl.tte Tribune: Th. way matter. another and gre.t miracle If the Sherlda- Coaaty. ,h. money of th. at.t. of Nebraska. 0?t-
an net i nnnii.nr , , ,h- ... f Z . TK n.. Th. t .nroln Journal Punent. telf-appolnted autocrat fling. ,h,png themselves It U evident that people ahould elect him after he I. noml- u.-l!l Recorder: There Is a whole lot ernor tiavag. . tne unaer-oa.n ""
an act In oppoaltlon to the demand, of hi. Fremont Tribune: The Lincoln Journal aowB the tlet ,0 ,ne decent tt)mtat b f " " , t d , ,h NpuMlcM nated. ot 000 new.pspers talking about the re- ot the atate of Nebraeka. He pardoned
party,, and the republican party can afford haa obtained from Governor Savage an au- ( h repubCM party, ,he rank and file. ,ute convention will be Savage and antl- VncUoll. Coaaty. nomlnatloa of Governor Savaga at th. banda Bartley and he bad the right to parden
nr tria. rniiriirM mir fnnvtni mi. idm b d. ir 4 nmpi ni inn rPDUDiicin newi"
" ! . I f Nelon Gatette: A reporter to the State feow. alway. know a great deal more than papera Intlmate-Oovernor Savage wa. In
V.T.nrt r it win be backed 7 " f J . . qU"- ' B?,K,PM IM'fr the real actor, in th. political drama do flueneed unlawfully and Improperly to di
." !. .v. . . ... -.5 .1. ,n yterday'a Issue on the approaching theDJ,elT w, do.t Dr.,end to know thla thlag. he la amenable to the law. And
,u" t"uul7 campaign. Governor savage la quoted aa v.. ,K . Kii ..... i a , inn.,.nA
no experiments
Brown Coanty.
' Ainsworth Star Journal: Savage haa an
nounced himself aa a candidate for gov
ernor. He ia not satisfied with
ha haa brought upon the high
holda and with the humiliation
brought upon the republican party
braJka, but like every other Impurity
to contaminate all with whom he cornea
contact. We do not for one moment
VL'fc.n h. n.rnl.ll Rnrtlev It Was BFBttV CCn
the disgrace ISIJ. ,h., .. ., A..trr.. .-: na ,ne noperuis arter reaerai patronage WCBt part of the state. In thla atruggle ian.: Te.. I am a
office he :: - . .M.fi -t.t fnr n ""."" iu uu Bartleyism .and booaieism win no arrayeu ernor." It la also at.
k. v.. ""I - - .m rlht." tne inference belm that "the . -i-.n A.t .ni ri..n nniuira .
" in ui. ...i. in It. at.t. rnit. ... - .. b'" ...., . r .i a cim iu i rrurr
Ne- 'l ,: -"v.' : : " f fi.. ut,m tMlr own and we believe the latter will win. The nder nft circumstances
seeka . . .. " woras. as expressea at me uncoiu con- mua nf the renubllcana do not approve 01 re.nleetlnn. Jn.t hn.
!,e!J:"!?lt who are auppoaed to be intelligent cu.,o- 8ay.ge. Bo far a. the Tribune la con
,7m ...nn'fn, th. nine, has d ,M or ib'u own T0,M'. ,na oallengoa cerDe1( lt will oppose
" - " tnem. Ana wo are told, by tne same BTsge. and in thl
ior some momn. Dn n u.,,ui Mu..t.. th.t the tilebltera of the atate house w .v.
. : . . . . . r '"H"""--"" - ' campaign, uovernor savage ia quotea aa v.. ,K kh . -m i in...4 r n-.-t. i....ii. .nin.
nu.b luu IClllUllvail WIV1HIIVII Wilt "i. I hi. i. v. ...... V9n.HVU
Hn. nut w. ran immIi K. KrAntfhr a thtnlr tha rflvrrflAr. direct rharaes are Droved.
od 'i11 tb0v' Wb, they will be ao Idiotic aa to renominate a ha may be Impeached or depoaed from
ouicicr ' " W1" man discredited by a decided majority ot office, at waa hfei predecessor, Dxvld
be a candidate for vtn (n ..... nr... . a n..-!. w. k... nmlw wa ..unit R.v... mr.i ke-
K.v... m.111 ennnnrt f - - " '
- to itst. i ne coovenuon paseea a re.o.uMon rentlon ,a8t ummer, ad .bandon their .. action In the Bartley case and If hi. , ,, i, , h. f. nf ih f.ct thVt o't"y no doubt at 10 our attitude, and cauae it it auppoaea tnat tnit paraca may
' ,n absolving tbe party from any aympathy ,d ,h - ...,. .. . th.,f ,nd tht the fw g . ?. . k! nim M T ' J 5. f . ' that Is one of undying hostility to a maud- hav. harmed the republican partyT Why
wiih th.t nffielnl act. Undoubtedly the feel- l.f".tbat. ."I17. J' :.8 tte convention la controlled by him with but two or three exception., the entire ,, ..,,,., ,.,,.,.. L.k .k. .h. vw .nri .h.r. s.v.-w .rmd.
mln'.stratloii ot Justice. . either morally or legally. Instead of uollt-
tantoa csaatv Ically? It there no criterion of right and
Stanton Pickett:
ii k. - a...... ....... .... v - nu in i nccinrni inn inoir oncunin. inn - . i i j A ... i.ninr. i - ... . . . - . . . . . . . . ,
.ion mi mu DTn vuuiu ireura utu . f ...-ntmnnt toward the coventor man- . C . .Z i..... "na nl" "enun, nuu m. uuuiiii.iiu prc.i oi ing ai.ie in againsi mm, remains
nomination, but even the fact that he bad T, T .Ta u.u.llv The caae arovernor a chair did wrong. Will th. re- ourtlJ( lt mtKU, hla certain defeat at tha to be seen. If be Insist, and th. "friend."
enough following to give him a showing be- " "whai aii.V.d during the .ucceed' f,ubl,can, "f the ut t?, Wll they po,lB. ot thS utter there la no que.tlon. of Bartley .ucceed In lining up the party
iun iuj tuutounuu wouiu id mai enuci ana , mnnthn It wen tnerelv because of the . norm t iaiie iriuuno; re nro iu lesaers, 11 wouia seem a moil opportune
1n so far bo condemnation of the republican , " f Had the aovernor permitted . . . wo"" Ior unaouDteaiy me celpt of a ,etter from Governor Savage, in time for the fuslonlstt to again get that taken the bull by the horn, and no longer
party la Nebraska. Savage ahould not. In fT ,,,, r where the con- . . V 'rmu ,u ouo l,mef which he Invitee u. when In Lincoln to office. Any old thing ought to be able to expresses a desire to retire to hit farm, lean
.i ... i. ... jt - , vi- tne Hartley anair to reel wnere me cou- w, th. iigten to the Boncinus araumnnta ... v. i.n .v t.. w . .u... . .. . . '
Bgniuni a amj siaca ana exenange yarns
' iun vn, ue niiuwcu iu liibuo un vtlnn lf It he tnlehr hava had some . . ' crop in u see uini nnu mm n mi ucm suvu n iimiunn.
nam. before tbe convention and if It were ,nr ?0l:.tl!n reaarded f ,b 3rcoPhfln,- ven ot our own m-- Bartley pardon. Some friend of the gov- otoe COmt,.
ahould bo received with th. .Hence of con- 'v"". f .rrt ? more iJ aorrw Bun,,y' who wlU n ou,et"r -t"1 oothly ernor evldetiy called hi. attention to . 0t C"",r- ,
tempt, while no vole, .hould be ao lov, a. b" ? BuPt hen T anteTan ,Sge n th rPub,,cn the 'MPec- the article recently appearing In these col- me"" Journal: The people of Ne-
L ,m - k tnan'ln anger. But when he granted an tlv. ward)1 and prec,nct, and tr to ,eM '"a fc k.k,. .v.,t k braska may look forward to lively ttmea
. -. u. , nnonnnltlnn.l n.rnnn In R.rtlAV nn New .. - uiuii. luu lvuij "
, in.m nnw anriniia it m vnr nn in nnnn.. ini
pflif avr.nl thn nnmtnnnrv nf thn rentlh-
Governor Savage hat .
York Coanty.
York Republican: The Bartley gang I.
and chewing tobacco with the hired man r'n round Oovernor Savage. It It
or guess on th. weight of a bunch of Berk
shire piga. On the contrary, he It pro
nounced in ma intention to atand aa a
stated that "now he has the support of
Bartley and hla trlenda, he will be a strong
candidate tor governor." Good Lord I haa
K. I .. .am ..J . .w . -11 . .. O. i . . . . m . . . ..... . . . a
a little too aevere on him. Nothing, how- candidate for a renomlnatlon. Wa admire 11 oon, " ,D,lT ,n1 ,n' convic.ea miei.
ever, that Governor Savage can say i-nard- ! b" "JOUnCfd b m,elf cBaate his nerve at any rate. If he really desires "Ba wno "CUM hlra the theft.
any cmcanery ne were 10 receive aucn nom- j- v. .i. .- hi. n.rtw in h. far.
. .. . ... Year a day he alapped hie party in tne race wi.h of thn nnwem th.t ht Thn tmi.
burr him ao deeo In the bowel, ot oblivion a" ..""T."1" P'ndent mistake, the aentlment. the good B. nU ln ardonln. Bart,., .oum "r the gubernatorial nomination. None what ... ub,lc. nartT , Ne. are looked upon as prob.ble dlotatora In
- nfaM nrriaren n i ill h e 1 1 . iua insua in wbuv - -m iv. .....vn.. . v . i w " .. hin .. A(imi.A w . t.iina kna.
ro rmMF nut A rfamnuP n thai hnnAM f . . " ' . BUUUU icaio VI loa rcuuuilCiOl OC ' Xltlll Annnn isf . rr.vAfnnP ai ht
,. aa,H uu -Buausav uia ucif, wuiiv uuoit hrAalf A 1 1. In V nf tit a gkM In t fit AM ln aw Taa rfUUUIini OUOTfDUOn 7 11 IS DUl
main, it win HAVfln &na anu-Bavave .a. - v uuBo uu, VF.u.a. v. vi. t... --.....-4 - wvv
,n based larcelr upon the Bartley Incident. It . II l , r act. hence It we ahould go to Lincoln prior J v- .. Hartley he la taking exactly the proper tin its itpttiirtti n awtiH win
It wei MSI thU X mo The ha. ben a lt la,f"Tt" theyklpen',t tbeat? t0 to he state Convention It Is not 'likely we Pawae. C.-.ty. COur.. to find it out. and when he doe. th. 1 tht haa da-
ia wen tnat mie is so. . mere nas oeen a herulled into anv kind of consent to anv .... v . v. . . ..... .... baurhed tha atate and d scrared tha re-
.... . .... . i . t . v . - - l- nujrt nnn vim. wn nn mm. wh 11 1 m. -i.nl. uiv- .r-.ii. s.Ar.rt-.. Haw.-.-. r-m uil will m i.r 1 1 1 1 111 uiiiHrinn in ni.
aa to forever put a damper on the bopea of
criminals and their aider, and abettor,
high placea.
n v ...
. gooa aeai oi mauuna noumini nooui ion nuph nrnpneilinn
Hartlngton Herald: Oovernor Savage Bartley matter, not in the state convention, afUp tne independent is pleaaed that
naa announcea nis canaiaacy
to aucceed himself. Thia
be, for the reason that
publican party an opportunity to place u- a marvyr me man who boio a flrat pIace Iet th, central committeemen
And for that reason. how,ver l0 be ln Uncoln during the atate nouncet that ho will be a candidate tor B,t or hi. record aa goveraor.. The ra- Dub"c" r'r,,y-. Ml P" T1bo,n,D,on
.niinn .nn will dewnia whatever Inflii- n.nnn .nn ,ni ..b hl r.n..nii... .nn. publican oress had manifested a wllllnrneaa ""l,,r
ior governor u. u. .ure. ouv r.prc.ou uy Governor Savage haa made the ahameleas " " . " t . " 7 V..-.. . .k. . " T. ; ,.t ...,. .... ... .jr to lona at the breaent senatorial condition
I. aa it should havo been moved, by aome mysterious mo. chaIien... Let the reDuhlic.n.- of H.ll enc' w" m'J .""vo venl OD Ior ln "onaination. xseoras.a is To htm w. r...,rn th.nk. fe Rd
It will give the re- tlve. to defend Bartley and hold him up a. cwint -from t,ke UD . - ernor. nomin.uon we wm ao mi. . republican under right conditions, but with "Tl OIIK.nl.. . ad Elmer Rt.ohenao; and Bh
ielf .quarely on record either In favor of achool warrant and stole th. money. The ?tt g o to .ntand tb,t We "re confldnt hat th nomln.t on odium of the Bartley pardon r.ating on ,
or agatnat Bartleyism. Should the politl- governors candidacy will equarely join the that f Dreeentatloa want.a , ,a , ot Savage meana his defeat at the polls, him. there will bo little chance for auc
clan. behind the Savage-Bartley toaue sue- istue. In all that la to follow, this will be convenUoI1 aP convenUon aa near' to the Nebr,k" B back to the re- cess, and tbe people will declare hla de-
ceed in nominating their man. which lt the ttorm center. Those who endorse and peopIe ai'polbl( a ocveotion at dlffl- PubUc"n th proml" that the feat la jutt.
..uiwin. v..nK mmAi nawriahu tha. itkfarA i innttrt unvurnnr HAViM muii ffnaoran inn ..a. . . ....
iM-ooiuny, iuuuru utui vu-., .-.w - - - - - cuu ior Beii-appoiniea leaaers 11 tney ap
party would give tha 'people a cleaner and
Pierce Coaaty.
from now on until tha nomination, nm Dorgan. and Bud Lindsay, and Ed Slt.r.
made the boys will see to It that he la But "nould the same Influence be found
not forgotten, but Is remembered a. hit act. ,n control of the republican atate con
deserve, ventlon. then tbe plain God's truth It thtt
Valley Coaaty. the republlcana of the atate will deserve to
be beaten by 40,000 votes for allowing It.
- rnh.; nf r.nnhHc.n ninnr. of th. atate. support Joe Bartley. They must be ready "L'J IL.-. " "If better admlnl.tr.tlon than did the fualon- Plalnvlliw R.nub,,P.n; Rwnnhlle..." of Ord Quia. Oovarnor Savag. wa. much "'"V" " .. JT ,ow,n .
' Eluding the mt InfiuenUa, ataUaUy, - Jo apojoglxe to, .the ng of th. atate l. lVT" ' N.?. will, we have no doubt.. xerc... J! ZJZl ..rt. mT BrTh. .W
t" vraa" "'.-u.i r.'".r . ,r'..r::: r.'. D1- ti-iooaw to watch thing. n. - . . ... ta-d. tha - " hjt ..".:r." th.t h. nrm.w n.n.r.n .v.. '' to 'i-
oenouucea ino otruoy imruuu, wm tjuuoi wiv-vw"" - pretty closely 1
niVA Ifl I II 1 1 1 T - IQBmBniTtm Ur lUCI fill! w ,vaauvuvu. a, uw IssaaaA n Kmwa
have to repudiate the ticket and do their tne content, it oenevea tne grouna to oe pubucall party
. utmost to defeat lt. Look out for warm well choaen. If there yet remalnt any h tni..
pv.ii.iv. iu n w. unnriy iuiiuws idii 11 td siaie con-
Lord. and conaclenc. th. campaign for nomination vtntIon ta controlled by thl. element .to
, wL;Bter votiotljr win luruiea Uripuriuuuy w cuii iui.
Broken Bow Republican: . The eelf-an- oul- . V i"" Savage-a contingency that can hardly be
- . U. . ..J ..ill k.. W ....ml., th. " " " ' IrMU rk . .ln. . ,1 o k. .i uui auu vi UVII nuii.u in
h. .m will h. mail. ' W. r.nmlv. thn ' . Arr.itl. rlt.mrilnn fin...... C . . - - w..
tact that some of the .mootheat echemers Osceola Record: The announcement by come out flat-footed 'and announced that ha !" bU lt"tVl?at. rhapt Colonel Brown
will furnish opportunity to nettle that ...I. In T ",n.t. ,n "t1" r backing Savage and It may uovernor savage tnat be win be an active is a candidate for governor. The atata- 7Z.t v .. . , .
d,,ht. Th Tr.b,.n. believe, it know. th. !uch 'x,en.t tbat lt. ,hoM nominate noMlhI. that ,h caD Bom. candidate for renomlnatlon haa opened up a ment that the aovernor ha. n.rvn ..n. . t.bt Q""or Stvtge la not ao different
Broken Bow Republican: . me eeu-an- ,.Kiio.n. nf nnn.. B"Tls- contingency tnat can hardly be n . . t. ... very lively dl.cu.slon regarding candidate., b. verv tr... h.,t h. .h.. . ..r- rrom otBr men not to be guided by
tSXLZuS-Sr 11 "unty. There may be a dot.n who. for 1" " ?' tlmA And not only will Savage be defeated, but While the Record la not a prophet, neither quality of Judgment. ! "l!?!!
will bo a candidate for re-election may be
all right ao a
Governor Savage la too loyal a republican
m V tat 3iMthit '"leu. reaaons. would favor tbe nomlna- "n "V,,!?": the fact that hi. nam. I. on th. ticket will doe. It claim to hav. any Influence In the
.bl.U.ff'. 2" .be Le:fh, "an tlon of Savage on th. Bartley Issue, but the T lUVl:?lC,l' 1 to th. other candidate, thousand, of nomination of governor.. It la willing to
vVa.alaartoa Coaaty.
roTn.i.; hi. .;;r..t tB; tb,nk- thea- rrit.hi-L.riico7i
in . .v.. .ii. nf th. n.rtw thnt ele- telve. adversely.
Faraaa Coaaty.
Beaver City Tribune: The first choice ot
Haastltoa Coaaty.
other men. We tall to aee any harm that
could possibly accrue to anv man bv hear.
Dial, ttll.l . T. -.- . Rvik . . ... .. ...
risk Ita reputation aa a gueaaer by aaylng " " " ricmuui inoua mai ing irom nis own lips wny no decided, after
that no man will be nominated for that ffect onately aollcltoua about a long Una of nearly a year's deliberation to pardon Mr.
r,i.. i. th. ... ..vu. ..... i.irauiu.u preucirssora 10 oiruer in -.as ttsniey. me reasons mav not be aucli aa
Tlld'en Citizen: Ezra P. 8avage muat be . .v , . .,.. office ot atate treaaurer. and differs from would ledum Colonnl rtrnwn m nn . h..t
votes.
" tin. wIia k. . . .k. nf t)..ll..l.m . . hi.
Aurora Republican: It begins to look like lifted with an abnormal amount of brass, ... . . flirth.. .. ..rM., the Conservative aa to the propriety of they certainly are such aa would influence
i .. . .
... ... . ... , , . , -i - neivnw luivriej;. maui.u. . , .
will oi tne majority oi me pinj mm -aio-vated
him to h(s present position. The suc
cua of tha republican party and ita princt-
ninn naramount to the oersonal ambl- th. Tinok..THhnn. fnr nnrnnr nf v- the coming atate campaign would reaolve r gall, or assurance, or all three attrl- e ... ' ... .... . the pardon of Bartley by Goveraor Savage, aome honeat men. thev cnrtalnlw km in
tlona of any man In the party. No true r- braska la Harry C. Lindsay of Pawnee "self Into a contest between Savagelsm and butea, to think for a moment that repub- feelln n h othef countea having The atned Tribune Ignores tha custom flenced one. and might be worth knowing,
publican will urge hla candidacy for any CUy, It, jait choice la Ezra P. Savage of antl-Savageism. Already a distinct line-up Hcans will elect htm to the office which he no Urg(j cme( Jn them 'n u ln 0f former state treasurers, which permitted The cry "Away with Him! Crucify Him!
position to the detriment of hit party, Sargent. Between the two are a thouaand noted with the politicians on the Savage tumbled upstairs Into last March. Far bet- coun(y ht w. b'e defeated at the tb deP"lt f th Pnbllo funds ia bankl Crucify Him!" waa not new. even l.00
knowingly. D. E. Thompaon. who ao per- gn aBd available republlcaat. ,'d th rnk nd flle. backed by the ter a blatant pop or aome old woman. n- f 6' m u gr(J friendly to the ruling party. It Ignores year. ago. Whan one's mind It made up
alstently Insisted on hi. election to the . . . country press, on the other. The strength Norfolk News: The Newa recently aaw ' the fact that In republican atata conven- and he haa committed himself It I. but na
Vnlted States senate In the face of the " T' of the former will ho In Ita determined or- a letter from Lincoln in which the writer naiiaa coaaty. tlonIi f0 Beary , gnMtlon, promisee tural that ha ahould only want to bear
overwhelming sentiment of the republican Blue 8prlnga Sentinel: Oovernor Savage ganltatlon and pull with federal patronage-, stated that he had a talk with Clancey, Friend Telegraph: The Bartley gang In- of auch depoalta did aecure omlnathee. auch evidence aa auttalna the cause he baa
party against him, atamped him aa not only announcea to the dear, Buffering publlo tbat the latter will depend mostly on numbers, the governor s private secretary, concern- duced Oovernor Savage to pardon Joe Bart- It Ik either Ignorant or forgetful that Wll- made hit own. The Tlmea baa no exchange
unworthy the office he aougbt, but vinaafe to he It a candidate for renomlnatlon. The and public aentlment. There will be a Ing tbe hospital at Norfolk. Clancey paid ley, but are they etrong enough ln thl. lard waa nominated for atata treaaurer of tbat la read with more Interest, and whose
be admitted to the councils of the party, party ahould pray, from now until conven- grand flght In the convention, and ahould hla respecte to the people of Norfolk ln state to renominate and elect him governor Nebraska year, ago because of tha promise opinions generally are more highly re
Should the actona of Oovernor Savage In tlon, and then act mightily, to tee that It Mr. Savage win out there, he will lose the term, more emphatic than elegant, and In- for a second term? The crack at tba party of a loan of $26,006 of publlo money to a apected, than the Hub, but we do think in
pardoning Bartley against the expressed does not proceed beyond the desire for th. election, a. he ought. Thl. paper refuses tlmatcd that we might be a mess of mud- whip when wielded In the hand, of men certain republican banker in Alma. And thla case Colonel Brown fasa not risen to
will of the party prove In the light of fu- renomlnatlon. Such an accident as hi. re- absolutely Ita support of Ezra P. Savage died oafa. After relieving himself along who have fat positions to disburse doubt- hat tbat, money over been repaid to the bla full height and breadth.
CCP1D GIVES UP READILY
liitar of FretptetiTt Eridt Siddtily Check!
Vatrimoniat FnjMt.
MAN IN THE CASE COEI TO CITY JAIL
Ctrl Leavca Her Rel.atlvae at Sebraska
City with, lateatloa of Bala
Married, bat Coonnte to
Retara Blaajlo.
Joe Glnder and Miss Zobeda Thompaon
will not aend out their wedding carda Just
at present. . Their contemplation of
matrimony haa been suddenly checked by
Mrs. J. E. Lleby of Nebraska City, a sister
ot tha bride-tbat-waa-to-be, and aa aa In
cident of the application of the check rein
Mr. Glnder la an unwilling guest at tha
police atatioa. . '
Mr. Cinder, until be came to South Omaha,
to take a position In cne ot tbe packing
houses, waa a realdent of Nebraska City,
where Mtaa Thompson lived with her rela
tives. The young people have been in love
for over a year, but Misa Thompson's rela
tlvea have never been In sympathy with
their project to launch a new craft upon
the troubled asa ot matrimony.
It waa only a few weeks ago that Mr.
Glnder changed hla residence from Ne
braska City to South Omaha. Tea days
ago Miss Thompaon Informed Mra. Liaby,
with whom she baa made her home for
the paat an yeara, that she Intended to go
to Missouri to ylalt her parents. All
preparations were made for tbe visit and
in enoklns tls tha
UMo thlnejj which teU
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imie-goea a long way..
the girl left with the promise to write Im
mediately upon her arrival. Several dayt
passed and no letter came. Mra. Llsby
concluded that something waa wrong, and
hearing from home that the sister had not
arrived, concluded that she had come, to
Omaha and Joined Oinder. She wrote to
the police and requested them to locate
Oinder and find if the girl waa with him.
Kinds Slater la Sooth Omaha.
Instead ot waiting tor a reply to her let
ter, Mra. Llsby went to South Omsha Sat
urday and located her stater. After a
lengthy Interview Miss Thompson stated
that abe was ready and willing to return to
Nebraska City, but that aha was afraid to
do so, aa Glnder bad threatened to Injure
her If aha left him. Glnder Informed Mra.
Llsby that he and the girl were married
and tbat he would not allow her to leave
him. The girl denied that they were married.
Monday afternoon Mra. Llsby and Miss
Thompson came to Omaha a ad aecured a
room at Ninth and Jackson ttreets. About
I o'clock la the evening Glnder made hla
appearance there and demanded that Mlas
Thompaon return to South Omaha with
him. Mra. Liaby notified the police atatlon
and Detectives Drummy and Mitchell and
Officer Flak arretted him and locked him
up. to be held until an Investigation la
made.
Misa Thompaon told the officer, that aha
waa tired of Glnder and deaired to retura
to Nebraska City. Oinder is a widower
and haa three children living In Nebraaka
City. He clalma that he and Miss Thomp
son intended to marry when he left Ne
braska City, but tbat the marriage waa
postponed until he was la a better condl
tlon financially. Misa Thompaon and Mr.
Llsby will return to Nebrsska City aa aooa
as Ginder'a bearing la concluded.
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For piles, skin diseaaes, aores, cuts,
bruises, burns and other wounda nothing
equala DeWltt't Witch Haul Salve. Don't
accept counterfeits. None genuine except
DeWltt'a. "I have Buffered alnce US with
protruding, bleeding pilea and ua'll re
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saya J. F. Gerall ot St. Paul. Ark. "Finally
I tried DeWltt'a Witch Haael Salve, which
loon completely cured me.
tiaabeal Dsaaatd la Heavy Sea.
PEN8ACOLA, Fla.. Feb. IS. ln drawing
up to the navy yard com dovka today the
l ulled States aunboat Maohina was caught
bv a baavy swnll and driven with such
violence agnlnat tha dock th.t one of Ita
plewa beluw the aater Una M loosened.
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rmurriNE affairs discussed in full
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xaaa laoa the Rapid Growth of the
Valted Btatva and Itn Trade
Development.
The new' novel by E. W. Hornung, which
la freah from the presa, la entitled "At
Large," a name tuggeatlva of tha Australian
bush which the author haa made ao Inter
esting In former stories. As a matter ot
fact the acene of thla story is principally
England, though the atlrrlng adventurea
here related have their beginnings in Aus
tralia. The hero, Jack Edmonetone, return
ing to England after making hla fortune
in Australia, finds another man, also from
Australia. Milee by name, paying court to
hla old sweetheart and received with favor.
Hla dlacovery that hla rival la a notorious
Australian bushranger and outlaw, "at
large" In England under an assumed name,
la accompanied by the complicating dlacov
ery that thla tame outlaw la one to whoae
friendly act, yearn before, he owed hie
fortune, and to whom therefore 'be teela
himself bound In gratitude. From thla dis
tressing dilemma, the hero Is disengaged
only with the greatest Ingenuity on the
part of the author. The reader, ef Mr.
Hornung's latest effort will agree that the
ten that wrote "The Amateur Cracksman"
haa lost ncne of ita cunning. Charles Scrlb-
ner'a Bona, New York.
"Philippine Affaire A Retrospect and
Outlook," by President Schurman, baa Juat
been received from 8crlbner'a preys In book
form. This address, though somewhat cur
tailed, waa delivered before the members
ot Cornell university on Ibe morning at
Founder s day, January 11. It wss rtpested
In substance before the Reform club ot
Boaton on January 20. Within tbe email
pace of the I'M P-ges composing thla book
Preaident Schurman tells the whole story of
the Philippine troubles and what ateps have
been taken by the government of tbe United
Staua to pacify the ialsnds. Incidentslly,
tbe writer lets lis a flood of light upon
Filipino character and upon tbe desire and
aaptratlona of the people. He give, a very
clear Idea ot the Spanish government of
tbe Islanda and showa wherein th.t system
should be Improved, at the aame time quot
ing the opinion of leadera among tha Fill
plnoa on tbe aame subject. Coming from
the president of the first commission to the
Philippine Islands, the statement of the
caae In tbla book may be regarded as au
thoritative. Any one deairlng a plain, un
varnished account of tbe relations between
thl. government and the Philippine taland.
.hould not fail to read President Schur
man'. address a. preaented In thl. volume.
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Tbe world haa alwaya Judged pretty
harshly the union of George Eliot and
George Henry Lewes; not for Itself, but
for lt. Influence upon other. The early
life of George Eliot and tba nature of her
Intimacy with Mr. Lewes and the strong
personality of each are feelingly dlecuased
in the March Delineator by Clara E. Laugh
tin In her series on "Authors' Lovta." Cer
tainly George Eliot's four and twenty years
of life with Lewes were Idyllic, full of earn
est purpose and unremitting labor and
crowned with a perfection ot mutual un
derstanding and helpfulness. Mr. Lewes
first encouraged her to write Action and
her success proved his wisdom; her novels
bear ample testimony to tbla. The article
la accompanied by aome rare Illustrations
quote a few of the chapter headings will
ahow the tremendoua scope of the wcrk:
The Americanization of Europe Aala The
Ottoman Empire, Ita Effacement by Uncle
Sam Central and South America Tbe
Monroe Doctrine Marriage and Society
Art, Science and Literature Tbe Secret ot
American Success A Look Ahesd, etc., eta.
Mr. Stead brings the whole world within
the purview of the reader, ahowt what we
have dona and what we are going to do to
lift the world to the American atandard of
living. Tbe book Is exceedingly Interest
ing and equally Important, while of 1't
timeliness there can be no question. Horace
Markley, publisher, New York.
Current History for February presents a
record of the world's events during De
cember laat and cloaea the eleventh volume
of thlt valuable chronicle. A striking por
trait ot Secretary Hay la tbe frontispiece
of thla number, to accompany an opening
article by Joseph Fitzgerald, entitled "The
New Treaty .and Secretary Hay." Tho
contents In general deal with congress and
the president's message, the South African
war, th United Statea in Chinas crisis,
the supreme court decisions respecting the
Philippines, the Pan-American congress.
South American matters. Lord Roaebery't
Chesterfield apeecb, Marconi's triumph, eto.
WlU Carleton'a magazine, Every Where,
for February la distinctly up-to-date In Ita
leading features for ths month Washington
and Lincoln. The reminiscences of the
great emancipator, by Colonel J. H. Little-
field, who knew him Intimately, are a dis
tinct addition to Lincoln literature. There
la also a full-page cut of th great war
preaident, aald by Robert Lincoln to ba th
beat picture of hi father that baa ever
been made. A picture of Lincoln' death
bed, from a painting by Colonel Llttlefleld,
and never before published In any periodi
cal, la alao given, together with a view ot
Lincoln's old home in Springfleld.
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Henry Loomls Nelson, the distinguished
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lantic with an appreciative article on
"Three Montha of Theodore Roosevelt," la
which he crillcslly examine the events of
the first three months of the new adminis
tration ln the light of President Roose
velt's well-known character and character
istics. He sees very much to praise ln
what haa already been accomplished, and
boldly prophesies that ths president "will
Influence for good tbe politics of the coun
try, help the blind to ae ths value of
public chastity and the deaf . to hear tbe
voice, of the pecple greeting unselfish s.rv
1c. in their behalf."
The Indefatigable W. T. 8tead cap. all
dlacuaslon ot the conquest of tbe world by
American enterprise and grit with a vivll
and suggestive book ot aome 480 pag-a,
called "The Americanization of the World "
Beginning with a study of th United Sta'i
and the British empire, Mr. Steed rush.s
along In bis vigorous and comprehenatvs
style to reveal by cold disclosure of facta
and tendenciea Juat why the American Idea
It dettlned to dominate tbe world. To
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