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reply. This settled the status of the
governor and the editor. It was a bat
tle lo the finish.
Hut recently friends of both men
have sought a compromise. Savage is
still in Kisltion to extend favor to
llosewater. He can either reappoint
the present fire and police commission,
which has a distinctive Ilosewaterian
complexion, or he can appoint another
of far different make up. Much of the
Kosewater influence is due to the. pa
tronage he controls by manipulation
of the commission. Shorn of this
power, one of his strongest tentacles
falls helpless. For retention of this
power he may le willing to forego a
little of his criticism of the governor;
lor the sake of avoiding this criticism
the governor may be willing to con
cede a little. Koewater supporting
Savage before the next convention is
not without the range of iossibility.
Thete must, of necessity, be some
thing of a change to justify those in
retrenching who have announced them
selves --o bitterly against the governor's
action. This something is generally
believed within the inner circles to be
nothing more than a settlement of the
state's account by Mr. Hartley and his
bondsmen. Hartley fels deeply the
debt of gratitude he Owes Governor
Saage, and the criticisms on every
side hurt him even as much as they do
the gov-Tnor. Although there was no
condition attached to the pardon, close
friends of Mr. Hartley admit that he
contemplates making restitution. The
bondsmen have already entered into
negotiations with the state board of
compromise created by the last legisla
ture, and something definite on the
subject is promised by those who claim
to know, before the lists are started
preliminary to the next state conven
tion. No one doubts the sineerit of Gov
ernor Savage, nor the greatness of the
heart that caused him to sympathize
with Hartley and his family. Hut
there were political reasons that could
be urged for the pardon, as well as
humanitarian. The powers of Nebras
ka that have made and unmade public
olhcials for years past, were united in
requesting Hartley's release. This in
fluence may or may not succeed in re
nominating and re-electing Governor
Savage, but the expression of one of
his friends, indicates the situation. He
says:
'Governor Savage may not succeed
in being lenominated: but he will at
least name the. nominee if he does
fail."
That any of the present acknowl
edged candidates would be the recip
ient of Savage favors is much in
doubt.
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