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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1891
Page
2
The Cheyenne County editorials urge Republicans to nominate and support loyal party men over bolters and traitors. A proposed national colored congress to address race and reform discussions is noted, while critics warn against exogenous party control and call for trusted leaders to guide the party this year.
Two years ago Judge Reese ran for the Nebraska supreme court as a people’s candidate and opposed by railroads. Their push toppled him, sparking a growing discontent that reshaped last year’s Republican defeat and a near-escape of the state ticket. The Temp erary notes railroads have rights but warns corporations must respect public interests. Republican managers must address this awakening or risk continued political volatility.
The piece argues the Republican Party must heed people’s demands and resist corporate dictates. It warns that backing Judge Reed only if restored would show whether the party serves the people or offers idle promises and glittering generalities.
A solemn invocation honors lamented brothers in arms who died for justice and right. The speaker commends Confederate soldiers who, outnumbered, fought to the end and passed the bloodstained banner to comrades, praying for mercy and vindication of their memory. They urge unity of patriots for the rights of the native land.
Lincoln Cull reports a sensational tale in which the Prince of Wales is described as a steady baccarat patron and a pauper in public opinion. The Gordon-Cumming case highlights alleged cheating and royal associations, provoking calls that could affect the prince’s army role and standing in Britain.
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