The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-02-11

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portant public station and has always
stood for the people and for the strict
est official integrity. AS governor he
will meet all questions that may arise,
manfully, conscientiously, patriotic
ally. and as in the past, will be true to
the people. The people believe in the
ability and honesty of Mr.. Dunn, how
ever much a certain: set of fellows
might dread to see him elected COVER
nor OF Minnesota. -Kiester Courier.
5 There Will be a Grand Exodus.
The nomination and election of Bob
Dunn means that the State capitol
will be purged of the proteges of
Clough and Van SAINT. Charles
Union. b.
Even His Dreams are Republican.
The Collins papers are laboring as
siduously to show that the Democratic
papers are. supporting Dunn and he is
therefore not entitled to Republican
support. If ever a man was thor
ough Republican, even to his dreams,
that man is Bob Dunn
Arena. r'.-.. 81,
Collins Friends are too Venomous
A good many Collins newspapers
are putting themselves in position
where they could not consistently sup
port Dunn should he be nominated.
The Democratic papers, later in the
campaign, will be reprinting those
articles. Heron Lake News. :
Dunn's "Foxy Grandpa" Opponents.
Bob Dunn enjoys the confidence of
the public to greater degree than
his "foxy grandpa" opponents could
ever attain if they lived hundred
years and taught Sunday school every
Sabbath. The Osakis Review.
1t Can't be Done.
The administration crowd is up
against hard proposition in their
efforts to find flaws in the official con-
duct of Bob Dunn, as State auditor
Slayton Gazette.
They Want to Retain Their Jobs.
Nearly all the Van SAINT appoint
ees are for. Judge Collins for COVER
nor, but the farmers and other indie
pendent Republican voters are nearly
all for r. c. Dunn. Buffalo Lake
News. .@:' -. ~. 49,.
Why Jump on the Empire Builder?
The Wadena Pioneer-Journal,. one
of the "few for Collins' papers, is
trying to make political capital out of
the tribute paid by Bob Dunn to Jim
Hill upon the occasion of the dedica-
ton of the Great Northern railway
depot at Princeton in January, 1903
What Mr.. Dunn said at that time
everyone knows to be true Chaska
Review. .s... =. 49,
1t is Martins Scheme.
For an example of pure unadulter-
ated gall Van SAINT and Collins are
shining examples. Between the two
they have established Collins ,guber-
Material headquarters in the capitol
building at St. Paul. /. The taxpayers
will have to pay for it the same as
they are doing for the State appointee
spell binders.-Echo Enterprise.
.sa Someone is Being Buncoed.
Meantime the office holders ring
are putting up the sinews and banking
on Collins loyalty to deliver the
goods to them, that Martin is prom
Using to others.-Rush City Post.
Like all Nelson's Statements.
State Librarian Nelson's statement
that there is no machine behind Judge
Collins must be taken with consider
able SALT Aitkin Republican.
Oh! Let the Governor Alone
There seems to be no question about
it Gov. Van SAINT is certainly after
some political Office, only they can't
just figure out what it is.-Morris
Sun.
They Certainly are Strong.
There are undoubtedly those on
both sides who go to extremes, but
when it comes to abuse and misrepre-
sensations the Collins papers, up to
date; have certainly had the large end
of the corner.-Preston Times.
Working for His job. ,i.>i -,
State Supt. Olson is making a ihus-
tie for Collins with the understanding
that he will be retained in office for
another term if the judge is elected
Star.
NJ Its the Same all over the State.
We beg to inform the callow youth
who edits the Leader that Mr.. Dunn
has not nor never did have, to our
knowledge, an enemy in Wadena
county. Pioneer-Journal.
Better Attend to His Job. ~
1t would seem to the Tribune, how