The Princeton union., 1896-01-23
And Now Turns Its Mud Guns on

And Now Turns It's Mud Guns on
the Governor and State
Auditor.
Special Correspondence to the UNION.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 20, 1866
The anti Cloughite furry,
Made Of corporate attorney,
Squirm and scheme and holler
In their soiled Washburn collar,
10 show the awful huff
They are in at Dave Cluff.
But they better save their pants.
| 90 Ihelr EuStises and Van SAINTS:
They better retain their shirt
AND their Vandiver paid dirt:
For the people like the stuff
In that same Dave Cluff.
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1t the chairmanzOf the State central
committee has skull two inches thick
and lets the opposition walk over his
prostrate form and carry off everything
in sight: elect him to congress. But if
he has sense enough to see the party
through with 10000 votes to spare, lei
.himsbe damned the State over. if he
aspires as. high as a private secretary
ship.
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The last crime of which the governor
and :El his secretary are guilty is in join
ing the national civil service reform
league. That is almostas bad as the
crimesSfor which they were indicted by
the ssanti- Clough'' heelers few
months ago, when the governor and
his secretary stopped the St. Paul
prize fight and we're sued for 100000
damages by the arrested parties.
Whatever their act, let them be
roasted for it, otherwise, 'sClough will
get there.
5. 81.
| The two most eactive of the railway
attorneys who opposed, with their set
speeches and their votes, the railway
land tax bill on the floor of the State
senate are now foremost on the ssanti-
EClough' committee, and the three
Minneapolis corporation attorneys who
did the most lobbying for gas, street
car, railway and brewing companies5in ID
the ley yislativel lobbys Of the lastsession
are also prominent Interested parties
in the corporate ''anti- Clough'' move.
l.ment IN this city.
The Vandiver- Blanchard organ, the
great defender Of the Biermann pine
land policy, wants refohm," you know!
It wants the corrupt Republican ad-
ministration'' made pure as Vandiver
and sweet as Blanchard! Let us have
IVandiver-Blanchard reform, or-let us
go on a bust!
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How long since one of the proprie-
tors of the Vandiver-Blanchar organ
of spasmodic REFORM in Republican
politics was renting property to an in
dustry which is under the ban of both
law and public and private morals?
Answer-About as long ago as the de-
fender of the Biermann pine land
policy escaped from the inebriate
asylum.
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The eulogies which are being heaped
upon Mrs. Lease by the ''daily metro
politan press during the past fort
night are exceedingly touching, con-
sidering the slander and ridicule of the
past. Has the change of heart any
thing to do with Mrs. Leases recent
utterance to the effect, that if congress
passed a free silver bill the, Populist
party would be without a cause or a
mission?
Our smiling friend, Ignatius, is
trimming his pinions for the conven-
tion of July l. Here is success to the
presidential band wagon of the
Sage Of Nininger and the clown of
Populism.
When the little Washburn lobby
gets through with its cantantarums
and incantations, the people of Minne-
sofa will begin to set to work to nom
mate and elect the next governors
the opinion of
YOUR UNCLE JASON. y