The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-12-05

OPINIONS OF EDITORS
Taking Things Easy.

If all law breakers we're in Jail,
there would be no one outside Except,
perhaps, few children) to guard the
jails. Fergus Falls Globe.
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Bryan Is Still on Earth.
The democratic gathering at Chica-
go demonstrated that Bryan and Sui
Ivan are still uncertain as to which
has eliminated the Other.-Fertile
Journal.
Kindness Will Work.
1t is better to try kindness on the
kicking COW than to beat her. If that
does not work, the best remedy is to
send her to the butcher. -Chisago
County News.
Only Good Editorials Worth Stealing.
We are deeply indebted to an ex-
change for copying our editorials, but
we should appreciate it more if we
were given credit for them. Pelican
Rapids Press.
The Sentiment Is Already Created.
About all the air, regardless of tenn
perature, has been let out of the John
son presidential balloon, and the
friends of the governor are fighting
hard to create little third term senti-
ment. Ortonville Herald-Star.
Decent Editors Can be Trusted.
The Princeton Union wants to
leave the politicians at home and send
editors to the republican national
convention. Good idea, if you can
prevent the editors from turning
politicians on the -Minneota
Mascot.
With Wall Streets Kind Permission.
The latest is that Wall street is
getting ready to permit the banks of
the country to do currency business
again. How kind and considerate
are the "uncrowned kings" of the
financial world !-Mankato Journal.
Probably Day Prompted Sundberg.
Senator Sundberg while in St. Paul
told the Dispatch that former Cover
nor Van SAINT should be the republi-
can gubernatorial nominee next year,
as he is livery close to the people. {"
And to think that this never occurred
to Frank Day!-Duluth News-Trib-
une.
Simply Told the Truth.
That La Toilette dinner in St. Paul
seems to have converted Bob Dunn.
From time to time he has declared in
the Princeton Uni on that La Fol-
lette is not the man to nominate, but
last week, after attending the dinner,
where he was conspicuous spectator,
he put friendly editorial on the Wis
consin candidate in his paper.-Fer
gus Falls Free Press.
Praise of Financial Ghouls Wearies Neff.
1t makes one weary to hear the
praise Observation-Disclosures
are receiving for their magnanimous
efforts in restoring confidence in the
late money troubles. Who in the
devil was it but these three beautiful
birds assisted by few other ghouls
that caused the whole trouble? They
ought to be deported. Lake Crystal
Union.
Name Candidate and Dictate Platform.
Mr.. Roosevelt will probably UNDER
take not only to name the candidate
but also dictate the platform of the
republican national convention. A
strenuous president who thus relieves
party of all solicitude of it's own
about candidate and principles is
justified in claiming great things for
himself as a labor saver.-Brainerd
Tribune.
Sundbere Was Probably Misguided.
Senator Sundberg, who was in at
tendance at the La Toilette banquet
last week in st. Paul, thinks former
Gov. Van SAINT would make an accept
able candidate for the republican
gubernatorial nomination for 1908.
He believes the Winona man to be
very close to the people. And this
from man who is supposed to have
brains enough to be state senator
Bemidji Sentinel.
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Not Deserving Exceptional Credit.
Much ado is being made in the
newspapers about the fact that Frank
M. Eddy, former congressman, has
quit drinking. We have respect for