The Princeton union., 1879-01-29
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4 n Devil of Row si53I t5sI
s5s Sr. i pAl1r., j AIN. s2sSs 8,
'To the Ezlitor off the ssst ~. Paul Dispatch
ia3' am pleased with the manly tone.
Oh olr allnsions to- the Governor
Hill III last nigh \, 4, o,a mean
what yoll sssly not loak iIasssa
sn yisney se Isa fei5t'
sqhsnses olr u fl e NJ NIntnal dmira atlou sosl
SNssa n N hen 4 ring of mutual politic;al ad.s
5mirers have made MP their slate the
tilsst. thing to8tlo, evi,leatly, is to$ take
slsisE3 ''aI strong losistion early IN the
ne, and hy a u enl,eert ted NOV vement6
alr thEe alf yof llies, announce at I
once their pro egralssl me and forestall
public opinion III Il certain tent.f
course this ma I ter, 50 simple to the
ilsili tad, ear oe ,adle by little
fatiroi oitness 10 ppear tot the mn
AS 4 sI5or ots. hear ont oi
spnblic sentinien 4. 555 s;,sl
S's H ere is the way this l'illsbury wave.
,issgetting up:
4 Il Eiirst There Is a conference as
Ito the best medium through which
.to break the news and tho Winona
,ssRepablicani As selected, s4Ii. "a
@ q Second Some man near the Gov.
.ernor sounds and fixes the Winona
Republican.
Ehird ID article is then carefully
SSpre pared for publication therein, and
isge have it served upSto us second
sIlsss,d EIIs' as,ldel by the dispatch Of Wednesday
Eaisll ao7,ee,- Il Pa.ess o e thursday.
n Itt is The same old article; 4 Govern.
|or Pillsbury, iii compliance with long
and persistent persuasion, has consent
|. .ed, etc, with extreme reluctance, to
the entreaties ofhis friends to sacrifice
|his interests npon the altar OF public
LOUDER upon this altar business.
N hat cant and hunlbng is thisa
Again, ''lte entered upon no entangl-
ing alliances Oh, no! but he took
good care to let Senator Mcmillan
noHn that il elected he would not
Eilse his then efhhoial influence to- his
lillian ) qisad dranta Sc. his in.
tended to and probably will, cbrral
|the ~ ynapat III o. IAN iriends,
OF whom I am one, as you know; still
lit looks rather entangling to me. Fur
ither this attitude is racteristical-
lly frank, manly. and free FROM pre-
Itence.'' Gould gush and posil 90 be.
yond this? It is simply d grab ), a1 un.
precedented hoggish grab for third
term, and all the SLAYER and toadyism
Of this article and all the articles pre-.
ARRANGED to follow this one can make
nothing less Of 1t. (The writer refers
to an editorial, in the Pionssr.P Press
which was very e,llogistic Of Governol
Pillspury Ed. I
| Again s,his administration has beer
Iso devoid Of outsoard appliances d
Estate craft, SO strong in common sense
Iso uniformly honest and upright in its
4 details, a Well, what Of it2 We have
always had that kind | believe. unlss,
/ Governor Ramsey be excepted, Wht
his best friends never claimed to be Al
ehild-like and bland as his successors
/ yet we never had on the whole, q bet
ter man in the position. But If th'
4 game is to, give the child-like AM
4 bland Governors life leases, why dit
4 we not keep Governor Marshall, o
y why not go back to hin2 He cal
1 double discount Pillsbury on the art
less feature, ana he is honest ans
\ poor, and above ali, it would not be d
in Pillsbury $ case, a sacrifice Of hi
ii Interests. s s.l u 5
d Then there is Austin, he hated s.
to lay down the gubenatorial burden
q that he wept over it he is honest
I artless and upright in every respect
q and can write his own message in bet
ter style than Piilsbury, because {
his legal mind, which gives practice
4 turn to his thoughts and restraints b
Imagination. &. 3
FourthRy the programme, th
4 Quixotic. cbivalric ripper Of rings an
d buster Of prison contracts, Josep
Wheelock. Esq, was to fellow suit i
the Pioneer Press. This lie does
\ the issue of Thursday, in d gushin
a; editorial entitled breaking the slate,
/ being fond ofsa Joke and quick !
d repartee, for Of course, instead {
q breaking slate that he is after, it
d making a new one heis-
s Fifth cannot say positively th;
II 1T was prearranged that Bill Kin
= lately Of Canada, and now editor
Y one Of our city papers, was to8follo
4 suit, But he did it, whether BY acc
: dent or design, and al the preyio
y slush amounts to nothing by the sit
z of his slush. He II very handy vii
q n his pen and fairly bears off the hono'
n :,