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Ssaassnsaaoa THE COURIER. to defray the expenses of the selection and surrey and to erect a building as described in the bill, further sales might be advertised and held in Plattsmouth and Brownville. All moneys derived from these sales, which should be for cash, should be deposited in the state treasury and there held by the treasurer cjerk of the district court, returned from hoped that he .vill be too "Groggy" to as a state building fund. From the Colorado Saturday, lie spent two or respond to the call when the nest state proceeds of these sales the commission- three weeks in Manitou and Colorado convention meets. By the way, were crsbhou Id proceed to advertise for plans Springs, and camo back ready to take there not two candidates for auditor and contracts and cause to be erected a up tho active work of canvassing for before the county convention for chair building suitable Tor executive offices election. There was a remarkable man? Quien Sabe. ana the accommodation of the two demonstration of Mr. Low's popularity houses of the legislature, that might be a part of a larger building to bo com- pleted in the Tuture, the cost of which wing or part of a building to be com- ploted in the future, tho cost of which wing or part of a building sliouiu not exceed fifty thousand dollars, the Dill passed tne senate on tne lutn day 01 , ., j Those voting for it were Jessie 'is of Washington, James E. June. T. Davis Doom and Lawson Sheldon of Cass, Oscar Ilolden of Johnson, Thos. J. Majors of Nemaha, Wm. A. Presson of Richardson, and Mills S. Reeves and W. V. Wardell of Otoe. The noes were Harlan Baird of Dakota, Isaac S. Hascall and J. N. H. Patrick of Doug las, E. II. Rogers of Dodge, and Frank K. Freeman of Lincoln. The house passed .the bill two days later, under 6Uppension of the rules, forwarding it to its third reading. As in the senate, so in the house, the oppon- euts at the bill resorted to strategy for stampeding the friends of tho measure, and offered numerous amendments to locate the capitol or the university or integrity and ability and manliness are ceived a good deal of roasting at the the agricultural college at Nebraska likely to draw some strength from the late pop gathering, but it seemed to bo City, or in tho boundaries of Cass or opposition. Mr. Low enters tho cam- as per stipulation and was more in the Nemaha counties. But all amendments paign with the determination to poll shape of an advertisement than other were steadily voted down by a sclid the full republican vote, and as wise. The evidence of the Allen-Bryan phalanx. The gentlemen in the house he surprised the public by his running deal becomes more apparent every day. voting "aye"' on its final passage were qualities at the primary election and at David M. Anderson, John B. Bennett, Wm. M. Hicklin, Aug. F. Harvey and George W. Sroat of Otoe, J. R. Butler of Pawnee, John Cadman of Lancaster, F. L. Clark of Seward, W. F. Chapin, D. Cole, A. B, Fuller and Isaac Wiles of Cass, Geo. Crowe, Wm. Dailey, Louis Waldter and C. F. Haywood of Nemaha, J. M. Deweese, Gustavus Duerfeldt, T. J. Collins and J. T. Hoile of Richard 6on, Henry Morton of Dixon, Dean C. Slade and John A. Unthank of Wash ington, Oliver TownEend of Gage, and George P. Tucker of Johnson 25. The "noes" were O. W. Baltzley of Dakota, Henry Beeb of Dodge, Geo. N. Crawford and A W. Trumble of Sarpy, Geo. W. Frost, Joel T. Griffin, Martin Dunham, J. M.Woolworth and Dan S. Parmalee of Douglas, and John A. Wallichs of Platte 10. (Concluded next week.) NOTES AND GOMMENT We have been asked to give the names of Plattsmouth people who moved to Lincoln in the early days. This inquiry opens up an interesting field. We hone ,tobe able to give adequato consider- Ration to this subject next week. , , . The same correspondent suggests that an account be given of the Nebras- tux uur auu nrownvine people in .Lin coln. It is our purpose to act on this suggestion in the immediate future. $CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC:CKOS; FOR 9 9 9 m GO TO 9 9 9 9 9 OFFICE 1100 0 Street Basement Richards Block PHONES 313 and 488 YARDS 14th and Y H SO fr fj ft Q CfrCCfrC t QCCCCCKCCCCC(KCCCCQ POINTS IN POLITICS 9 2 occccc(Wc:cccccccccccS Sam E. Low, republican candidate for at tj,0 nominating convention, and the ga,,,,, quaiitjes that secured his nomi- nation by acclamation are depended upon to bring about his triumphant eiection. Mr. Low's opponent, Mr. Baker is, as I have often taken pleasure in 8tating, an able, honorable gentle- ma and his administration has been man, ana nis auminisiruuuu uas generally satisfactory, and it is not intention to say anything in these the these col umns derogatory of him. But Mr. Low is a republican and tho republican party has a majority of the votes in this county. It would be the natural thing for Mr. Low to got from GOO to 1200 more votes than Mr. Baker, and I can not seo how the result can be figured otherwise. If there is any member of the party in this county whose repub- licanism is above suspicion Mr. Low is that man. JSnrely every loyal republican will take pleasure in voting for and helping to elect a man who for eight yeqrs has rendered effective and bril- Hant service to the cause of republican success. And this candidate's known the convention, it is quite possible that election day will bring another and similar surprise, The selection of Paul F. Clark as chairman of the county central com mittee means an energetic campaign to be made by the young men. Their success in the convention will be ex celled by their success in the campaign, only in the ratio of the one body of voters is to tho other. The outcome of tho next republican state convention is so assured that plans for the convention of 1S9G are already being made. Candidates for governor and other offices aro cropping out and even a few combinations are talked of. Lancaster county will not be behind the others in her list of candidates and even now The Coukieh knows of any number of men who are willing to sacrifice home comforts for the good of the state. I mentioned last week the candidacy of 0. H. Morrill for governor. There is quite a movement on foot to press Mr. Morrill to the front. It is being engineered by some or the same men who were beh;nd Tom MajoH boom last year. Mr. Morrill is a man how ever, who has a strong individuality and will rise above combines if he decides 83.00 Commutation tickets for 82.75 Good Heals I 5 cents and up. MILLER'S AMEX RESTAURANT. ' Parlor and furnished rooms in connection 133 South Twelfth street. Lincoln, Neb, ART MILLER. Proprietor. 5S to becomo a candidate. The at-one-time-heardof boom of one J. C. F. McKesson for auditor received an upper cut in the last county conven tion, where the "versatile" senator was a caudidoto for chairman. It is to be Senator Allen said, in the late pop state convention, that the few battles in which he had engaged in the last two years in Washington were mere skriraishes, and that he would show people what a battle really was before- he got through. If this is so police pro tection will command a premium and senatorial secretaries ought to travel in companies. The nomination of Samuel Maxwell was not a surprise to anyone. A more cut and dried convention has not been held in Lincoln for years. The only surprising thing is that the convention could not prevail upon some populist, who stood on the Omaha platform to sacrifice himself, instead of leading out to the slaughter a weak old man. There will be a pretty race between Billy Brian's party and the administra tion to see which represents the demo cratic party in Nebraska. 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