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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1894
Page
2
The Republican electors of Nebraska are urged to send delegates from each county to a convention in Omaha on Wednesday August 22 1991 at 10 am to nominate candidates for state offices and handle business. Apportionment links delegates to county votes and recommends no proxies. The state central committee may organize the convention.
The text notes Governor Crounse’s silence and questions whether he will seek renomination. It praises his administration as good and clean, while acknowledging Republicans’ pride in his leadership and speculating on whether he would refuse the nomination.
The text notes Bill Green declines to have his name used for the Pop nomination for congress. It refers to friction with Allen and McKeighan after a brank involving Allen and a denial from McKeighan about any association. Green avoids risk with his party allies under these circumstances.
The editor weighs the quiet campaign, urging voters to watch who benefits and to ensure the next U S senator from Nebraska is a Republican, noting the party's hold depends on vigilant choice by the legislature and public.
A satirical account describes rival state office factions forming lines of battle and generals Majors and MacColl marshaling forces. The piece questions private sentiment and proposes Cady as a leader who would win voters’ hearts in the real contest.
The county party organization is clearly defined and embodies bossism as a sign of a healthy political organism. It is suggested that repudiating bossism is unlikely, and over time even the humblest citizen will acknowledge himself a Republican.
The piece urges John E. Evans of North Platte as the Republican nominee for secretary of state, praising his statewide popularity and urging the party to place him on the ticket. It notes local farming hardships, wind and drought, and asserts a fair, loyal county convention with no corruption, warning exiled party members.
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