The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-11-01
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
A Touch of Satire.

A Touch of Satire.
Frank Day will no doubt be at home
at Falrmont after January 1st. Frank
is a good neighbor, and we will be
glad to have him at home once again.
-Winnebago Enterprise.
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Their Only Argument.
About all the argument John A.
johnson and his workers have to offer
is to advise republicans. to 'be indie
pendent and vote the democratic
ticket. ''-Grey Eagle Gazette.
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| Antagonized Drainage.
On every possible occasion Gov
ernor johnson voted against drain
age. Two bills were before the ses-
sion Of 1899 and he is recorded as vot-
ing emo" on each of m.-Barnes-
| vile Record.
Playing a Game of Policy.
Governor Johnson's committee has
at last discovered that he is a candi-
date OF the democratic party. It has
at last issued lot of his pictures
bearing that inscription, but they are
not for circulation in strong republi-
can districts. News-Tribune.
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Ahnve All ShOu1H Voto for rouo
To be consistent the man who votes
the republican ticket this fall should
vote for the head of that ticket. AS a
declaration of faith in republican
principles a vote for the republican
nominee for governor means more
! than a vote for any one of his asso-
ciates. Post News.
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Voted Against Old Soldiers.
What could have induced Gov.
johnson when in the senate to oppose
the bill presented by the G. A. R. tc
prevent the Dissertation Of Decora.
ton day has been puzzle to a good
many people. Whatever the reasons,
he has the doubtful honor of having
cast the only negative vote.-Brainerd
Tribune.
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| Does Not Prove Facts.
| If those who are alarmed over the
position Senator Nelson takes in con
gress would get their information
first-handed they might perhaps learr
of some truths that do not come from
democratic sources. Because certain
politicians want to turn him down by
misstatements does not prove facts
and as good authority as need be
quoted is President Roosevelt himself
Granite Falls Tribune.
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Hot-Air Hessians.
This is about the stage of the cam
paign where PROMINENT democrats
in response to. the: dictates of theil
conscience" declare their allegiance
to the republican cause, and when re
publicans, equally prominent, ani
with the same kind of "conscience'
come out in support of the democratic
ticket. Don't pay any attention tt
such fakes for such men are hot-ai1
Hessians.- Herald Star.
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| More and More Certain.
AS the campaign progresses the cleo
tion of A. L. Cole is becoming more
and more certain. From every county
in the state encouraging reports are
being daily received and the doubtful
districts are coming into the Cole
ranks one after the other. Never dur.
ing the campaign was there more Ger.
tainty of republican victory than now
and every day is making the prospect
better. -MinneOta Mascot.
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The Claims of the Referendum.
Under the caption of "Democrat
Party Stands for Disfranchisement'
the Faribault Referendum, the organ
of the socialists, pours some hot shot
into the ranks of democracy for its
forced removal from the ticket of the
name of John W. johnson, the so.
cialist-labor' candidate. The Refer.
endum claims that 10000 voters have
been disfranchised as result and that
| Gov. Johnson will be made to suffer
for the work of his managers.-S
Paul Dispatch. .3a
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Barefaced Falsehood.
"Mr. Cole, the republican candidate
for governor, owns several thousand
acres of northern swamp land. This
fact may explain his enthusiasm for
state development. If the state drains
these lands it will add to the value OF
Mr.. Coles property democratic
Press Bureau.
The above is lie made; out oil
whole cloth. A. l.. Cole does not owr
one acre of swamp land or one acre