The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-10-13
State Political Comment

ii The people of Red Lakeraeou nty
vote for Bob Dunn for governor this
fall, and that they will do so is fore
gone conclusion. In his conduct as
State Auditor, Bob Dunn made many
friends and admirers by this friendli-
ness to the farmer and laborer. and
now that they have a chance to vote
for him for the highest Office in the
State, they should take more than Or
binary pride in seeing that their
friends cast their ballots for Honest
Bob Dunn.-Red Lake Falls Gazette.
a Very Good Reason.
Many of the Twin city jobbers
land naturally their salesmen) are OPP
posed to Bob Dunn for the very sim
pie reason that as State auditor and
ex-oficio member of the State board
of equalization he succeeded in having
their personal property assessments
raised to something like what they
ought to be.-Glenwood Gopher.
! Putting it Straight.
With the leader of the late Collins
forces at the head of affairs in the
present Republican campaign, Dunn IS
administration can be pretty we'll de-
pended upon to do the square thing
with all factions of the party and
there is no occasion for any soreness
whatever.
John A. johnson is nice, clean
man, but he is entitled to nothing but
Democratic votes. Republicans should
stay by the party, in whose principles
they believe. AS we have said before,
there is nothing in Dunn's record,
even in view Of recent Investigations
and reports, which forms any reason
why we should not support him.
There has never been any question as
to his election either, but let it be by
a majority of 10000, the same that
Minnesota is going to give Theodore
Roosevelt.-Kenyon Leader.
~ Common People for Dunn. 49,.
| Will the common people of Mime
sofa, who know and have faith in
Robert G. Dunn, permit the corpora
tion-controlled daily papers of the
twin cities to defeat him for governor?
We hardly think it. Tom Lowry's
Minneapolis Times and Jim Hills St.
Paul Globe are working hand in hand
| Id
Journal to accomplish that end
Breckenridge Telegram.
Futile Efforts of soreheads
Notwithstanding the efforts of few
soreheads to convince the voters that
Dunn is opposing Senator Clapp, the
junior senator and the Republican
nominee for governor are working
for each other and Senator Clapp is
putting in more strong work for Dunn.
And when the smoke of battle has
cleared away both will be found to be
at the head of victorious forces
Lakefeld Standard. :-.:.
Corporation Opposition to Dunn.
The principal opposition to Mr..
Dunn, the Republican candidate for
governor, comes from the big cor
poratiOn dailies of the twin cities. It
should be significant to voters that the
Democratic St. Paul Globe. owned
and controlled by J. J. Hill, and the
so-called Republican dailies con-
trolled by the street railway magnate
and other capitalists, are making a
campaign against Mr.. Dunn that for
abuse, misrepresentation and vindic-
tlveness has never been equalled in
any state. Why are the corporations
and the men of large wealth generally
SO anxious to defeat Mr.. Dunn? Does
the memory of his work for equal tax
alton rankle with them SO sorely that
they want to get even with him, even
to the extent of deserving their party?
It looks that Willmar Republi-
can-Gazette. -.
Success in Anoka.
The enemies of r. @. Dunn in Anoka
county will be about as successful in
the fall election as the enemies Of j.
Adam Bede. -Anoka Herald.
| Good Enough for Governor.
Dunn was good enough for State
auditor. He will be good enough for
governor-no Notwithstanding the ''Box-
err element who want to will it differ
ent.-Grant County Review.
Let EN- Howl
It was just the plain common people
who nominated r. c. Dunn for gov
ernor and they are going to see to it
that he is elected and the trust-owned
dailies of the twin cities may howl all
they e.-Pillager Leader.
| No Hope for johnson.
There is no more hope of Mr.. John
son being elected governor of Mime