The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-17


who know the man best are the least sur
prised."
Logically it would seem that the ele-
walton of the judiciary above the
dirty rnire of politics. demands precise
ly the disregard of dirty partisan meth
DDS, responsible not only for Judge Love
ly's name being thrown off the Republican
ticket but for Mr.. Dunn's name being
placed there by a combination of bolters
Another equally elevating piece of pat
riotic reasoning comes from the lsantl
County Press:
'.Mr. Dunn was right and Mr.. Torrance
was wrong. We should think the Judge
would go away back in some very dark
corner and sit down"
Every reader must determine for him
self whether there is reason and justice
as well as force and logic in the following
from the st. James Journal:
mo sane man believes that Bob Dunn
and Joel Heatwole worked side by side
through that preliminary campaign with
out q distinct understanding as to what
each was to get out of it. Mr.. Heatwole
was to help Mr. Dunn to the nomination
for governor, and he delivered the goods.
In return for this Mr.. Dunn promised to
States senator? or party boss? 1t was enc
or both, and he has repudiated his agree
ment
But there is more to it, Mr.. Dunn has
! promised in language unmistakabie 10
| clean out the. present force of state APP
| pointees, root and branch-to make a clean
sweep but his recent surrender TO MAI
| tin throws a cloud on this promise. The
| Minneapolis Tribune says the word has
! been passed along to- those holding once
that they need not fear dismissal; tna ;5
under Dunn's administration they will
/ hold their jobs. OF course all these places
| have been promised to Dunn workers, but
| when a man begins to go back on his
| friends, where will he. draw. the line? If he
| lies what is TO hinder MS ~
1 ing to another?
And the Litchfield Independent speaks
| for itself:
Lincoln said never swap horses while
| counter to this advice. He rearranged his
/ state central committee. throwing over
board his manager. Verify. and taking on
| Collins manager, Martin. His campaign
must be in desperate shape.
\ 1.-The Princeton Union, Bob DunnS pa
4 per. says for all voters to get Sam john
sons report on the administration OF the
state auditors Office, read it, then read
/ Bob Dun1's reply to the charges, and act
/ accordingly. Dunns reply is being pub
! Ished and sown broadcast over the state,
but no Dunn paper. not. even Dunn 5 own ON
paper, has published Johnsons report
Where can the voter get copy OF III
The lie Sueur Democrat mildly says:
Dunn frankly admits that but for the
support of Heatwole his nomination would
have been lost. but he has no further use
for HeatWole, now that the nomination is
secured and far from keeping faith with
/ Joel and assisting him to Senator Clapp's
| berth in the United States senate he has
| landed a right footer on Joels stock In
trade and added insults to injury by hand
ing the mana cement over to the enemy,
accompanied with a promise of rich re-
ward
And this is the way it looks to the
Wabasha Herald:
| Joel p. Heatwole is justified in feeling
| as much surprise over the course re-
Gently pursued by Bob Dunn towards MIN
as Caesar exhibited long ago when
Brutus formed enc of the dagger party
that caused a vacancy IN the governorsnip
of Rome
The same paper also takes shot at
efthe dirty mire Of politics. according to
Mr. Dunn's new version:
! Hon. w. H. Eustis showed his claim
| to good citizenship by using the follow
ing language at Owatonna last week.
/ For Gods sake vote the ticket straight l
would rather vote the Republican ticket
/ and know I was wrong than vote the
Democratic ticket and know was
right"
1 Sibley County Independent:
| s.atWhen rogues fall out then honest men
should get their dues. According to all
! reports there has been enough crooked
! work exposed in the state auditors office
| to kill Dunn without breaking up the
| ranks of his henchmen.