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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1894
Page
4
County Attorney George W Heist for 1st District and road overseers for 2nd district Frank Rezanina and 3rd district E P Garman are named. The items list official positions in the county government.
Hon Geo. If Currin of Kearney Nebraska, chairman of the Republican central committee for the 1 ith district, visited Sidney Saturday. Mr Cutting outlines a campaign in the district, seen as likely to boost the Republican ticket. Matt Daugherty endorsed him knowing his organizing strength. Tom Majors garners genuine statewide GOP backing, with strong personal ties to rank and file voters. familiarity noted as key to the large vote he won two years ago.
The Cheyenne County Republican convention named Hon. George Heist for county attorney and praised his honor and integrity. Governor candidate Thomas Majors faces opposition from critics while Matt Daugherty campaigns in Bayard and rural areas, rallying supporters among farmers.
A political column urges every republican to vote the party ticket from top to bottom while criticizing factionalists. It cites Matt Daugherty's cordial reputation in Bayard and Washington and quotes a York Times passage about Judge Holcomb, labeling him a railroad attorney turned populist and office seeker with limited governance experience.
Kansas Senator Peffer testifies against the Fifty-Third Congress, calling its tariff bill a disaster and accusing Democrats of surrender to a few men. He notes his vote for salt and wool duties as a compromise for protecting Kansas interests. The speech frames the era as a grab game with little benefit for Kansans.
The piece condemns Senator Peffer and the Democratic bloc for backing a tariff they despise, blaming protectionism for the wool growers' collapse as Australia faces a record noncrop year and sheep income drains amid rising shearing costs.
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