The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-04-02

ticket. He has all the qualifications. .
and more, too. His reward was meas
ured by his services as az detractor
and ability to malign,. and I've insist
ne should 60 to his ultimate reward.
he comes from the right place, St.
Peter, and stands at the head of the
llne.-St. Paul Review.
.++.s.
respectable Travelling Men Disguised.
There are lots of travelling men
(O.'C. T.) who have lost confidence
IN ex-oil inspector McDermott. His
tlrades against Dunn in the campaign
OF 1904 and his subsequent greasy &C.
tlon is the irony of fate. He couldn't
help taking the ''perquisites,; be ex-
pected a reward greater than his.
salary. r. G. Dunn is gradually
killing off his traducers by his manlv.
honest fea]ty to the republican partv.
City Post.
IL ls Bryan Everywhere.
North Dakota, South Dakota. Me-
braska, Iowa and Wisconsin will send
Bryan delegates to Denver. Thus a
wall will be built around Gov. John
son of Minnesota. In the words of
the poet, the johnson situation is de-
scribed thusly:
Bryan to east of him,
Bryan to south of him,
Bryan to west of him
While Frank Day volleyed and thun-
dered.-St. Cloud Journal Press.
A Sure Indication.
If you do not watch the political
game closely enough to know what is
to your best interests, here is a.
pointer for you. Ascertain what can
didate the Minneapolis Journal favors
and then get over on the other side,
and you will be right. The Journal
always has supported the "interests''
and when any candidate of it's politi-
Cal faith opposed them the Journal
Hoped to the other side. With the
Journal it is the "interests'' first
political principles are a secondary
Observation-Disclosures Prairie News.
Sam Langum's Opinion of Hennessy
Gov. Johnson's press agent has
reached Washington and is already
busy stufing the papers and others
who will listen. He was once an un-
derstrapper on the St. Paul Globe
and is given to extravaganza claims
and statements, in fact one southern
member with whom he talked has al
ready put him down as a "four
fusher," which he is. He couldn't
carry a precinct in St. Paul where he
is known, but he carries the air of a
millionaire and may impress few
strangers with his bogus Importance.
1t is really too bad that such barnacles
should attach themselves to Johnson's
candidacy so early in the game
Washington Cor. Preston Times.
!. -.
Where Does He Get The Money:
The republican political plutocracy
and their newspaper organs, which
are moving heaven and earth and
hell itself to defeat Mr.. Bryan and
especially the principles he represents,
announce that Governor Johnson is
soon to open political headquarters
in Chicago, Washington and New
York, and later at Denver. Will
somebody tell us where Governor
johnson gets the money to open ex-
pensive campaign headquarters and
to food the country with "World''
and other literature? And
will some one tell us why, if Johnson
is the "dear friend" of Bryan and
Organism, as some pretend, all the
of Johnson's so-called friends
are made on Bryan? Why shouldn't
the johnson boomers of Wall street
direct some of their criticisms against
Judge Gray, Harmon of Ohio; and
others that have been mentioned? Is
it true that Mr.. Bryan is the only man
plutocracy hates and fears?-Waseca
Herald.
j, f. ,JacDhSon q Ho,oo