The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-10-22
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
Desp1ses johnson.


| Despises johnson. -. -.. . ~
The Broadaxe supports J. F. Jacob
son becausee we know him to be
honest and true to the interests of the
people of this state. We -despise a
trimmer. Froodwood Broadaxe
(dem.).
Goldfish Aristocracy Against jacobson
The Browns Valley Tribune COM
ments on the fact that the Goldfish
aristocracy is against Jacobson. That
is true, but we still have the stockfsh
aristocracy with us.-Orton Vile Her.
| ald-Star.
The Outlook in Douglas County.
Republicans of Douglas county are
going to vote the national, state and
county tickets straight. There will be
no mutilating of the ticket this year,
and there is no reason for it.-Evans-
vile Enterprise.
$50
The "Y"Law
Jacobson is entitled to the vote of
every man in northern Minnesota for
the ''Y" law, if he never accomplished
another thing while in the legislature.
The sale of hundreds of thousands of
dollars of cordwood has resulted from
the enactment of this MEASURE
ley Tribune.
Never Intended to Make It.
Gov. johnson will not make that
| speech making tour around the coun-
try in the interest of Bryan's candi-
dacy. The governor finds there is
plenty for him to do to look after his
own political interests right here in
| Minnesota. A man named jacobson
is making serious trouble for the gov
ernor.-Willmar Gazette.
$50
Will Give jacobson Big Vote.
j. F. Jacobson will not speak in
Norman county this fall. Several of
our villages we're anxious to get him
for a meeting, but as there are Sc
counties in the state and only three
weeks time some of them had to be
passed by. His interests are being
we'll looked after, however, and he
will get splendid vote in the county.
Norman County Index.
+. -.
Page Entertains Right Idea.
From president all along down the
line, there isn't an Office for which re-
publicans cannot consistently vote
for their party candidates this year.
Everyone knows that there must be
political parties, and as every break
in the ranks weakens the party as
whole, isn't it better to lend all the
strength possible to our own party?-
Hubbard County Clipper.
| $50
Jealous of Jacobson's Record.
Governor Johnson complains that
Jacobson has too much to say about
his (Jacobson's) past record. Well,
it is a pretty substantial record to
talk about and we don't blame him
for referring to it frequently. Mr..
Jacobson is not obliged to purloin the
record of anyone else, but he is rum
ming for governor on one of his own
making. Maybe if Johnson had a
record of his own he would talk about
it.-Mankato Free Press.
He Refused to Serve on Committee.
Now the democratic papers are wor-
rying about Hon. r. c. Dunn! Mr..
Dunn, himself, seems to be perfectly
contented, and is Loyalty supporting
Mr.. Jacobson. If Mr.. Dunn, for in
stance, had been made chairman of
the republican state committee, a DO
sition he would not have accepted,
just imagine the abuse be would now
! be receiving from those same demo-
cratic organs.-St. Cloud Journal
Press.
| :. J. :.
Points of View of Hughes and Johnson.
There are points of likeness between
the situation of Governor Hughes in
New York and of Governor Johnson
in Minnesota. Both are national fig
ures. Both are exceedingly popular.
| Both have been constrained to make
the race for governor in order to help
the election of the party candidate for
president.
This was not the whole considera-
ton in either case. There was strong
pressure from the people for the NOM
ination of Hughes, but we doubt if the
republican state machine would have
yielded to this had it not been rein
forced by the powerful pressure of the
president in the interest of Judge Taft.
A.