The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-02-27

| 1uGuro Will demonstrate In no unmiS-
takable manner, we are sure, that
when they supported and elected Jacob
r. Jacobson governor of Minnesota
they performed most notable and
credltable duty.-Wadena Pioneer
Journal.
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Too COMPLIMENTARY
The action of r. G., Dunn in with.
drawing from the gubernatorial con-
1est mas wrought forth a great deal of
favorable comment from the country
press. he has shown himself as he
really is; big hearted and unselfsh.
| When the voters of the state find out
"nat manner of man they defeated for
governor in 1904 they will come to the
conclusion that nothing is too GOOD
for Bob and he will yet reap the fruit
to which he is morally entitled.-Rov-
alton Banner.
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But He Will Receive 1t.
Inc writer lays no claim to the oft,
OF prophecy but he wishes to remark -
IN passing, that the outlook for Hon.
j. F. Jacobson is more reassnrino
just at present than at any time in his
career. He may not receive the repub-
llcan nomination for the Office of chief
executive of this state, but he will be
IN position to see that the honor goes.
10 one who enjoys his friendship.
Keep your eye on the man from Lac,
qul Parle.-Bertha Headlight.
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Defeated by Crafty Politicians.
II. Z. Dunn has again demon strated
that ne has the welfare of the republic
can party at heart by generously
Withdrawing as a candidate for the
nomination for governor in favor of
.. r. jacobson, who was entitled to-
the nomination two years ago but was
frozen out by crafty politicians. With
Inc nomination almost in his grasp,
so to speak, Mr.. Dunn steps aside for
the good of the party. Such faithful
ness is deserving of reward offender
Sun independent.
OfCourse He Meant 1t.
BOB Dunn's announcement of his,
Intention to support J. F. Jacobson
IN his speech at the "Harmony' meet
ing OF the Roosevelt club, is still the
theme OF much general comment
throughout the state. It is evident
that Bob really and truly believes
that the interests of the party are Of
more Importance than the ambitions
OF any member thereof. It is quite
likely later developments will show
that Bob meant just what he said.-
West St. Paul Times.
Opposed by the Politicians.
Bob Dunn's suggestion that all
candidates stand aside and give J. F.
jacobson clear field for the nomi-
nation makes noise like the real =
thing but it is one that will hardly be
acted upon. The suggestion is too
practical and straightforward to suit
the politicians who expect to feather
their own nests thoroughly by play
ing one candidate against the other.
The people want jacobson and that is
the main reason that he is opposed
by the politicians.-Dassel Anchor.
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Could Bid Defiance to the Interests.
At recent political gathering at
the state capital, Bob Dunn stirred
up the eligibles for governor on the
republican ticket by declaring his
willingness to get off the track in the
interest of jacobson and harmony
At this distance it looks as though
R. C's counsel is good. jacobson
may not come so near the ideal figure
for governor as his neighbor Young,
but we are firmly of the belief that he
could get out larger rural vote than
any other republican now mentioned.
and backed by harmonious party
action, could bid defiance to the
"interests, which are pretty sure to be-
dead against him.-Redwood Gazette.
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The Sixth District Solid.
There is little doubt but what Jacob
son will be the unanimous choice of
the forthcoming republican convention
as nominee for governor. It is evil
dent that the republicans of the Sixth
congressional district are overwhelm-
ingly in favor of Mr.. Jacobson at the
present time. We note with much
pleasure that the republican press of
the district is rallying to his stand7,
ard: newspapers that have never been"
able to get together on anything, so
far as we know, are united on Jacob
son. These papers are merely ex-
pressing the sentiment of vast ma
iOrity of republican voters in Snnnort