The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-15
THE NEWS" TURN NOW.

The "citizens'" "movement IN Pawtucket will
serve TO divide the Republican vote twill
draw but lightly from the Democratic party
Telegram.
A danger is here indicated which il will
be well TO guard against
The Hon. Roswell p, Flower tells as much
truth in a day Of silence as Sluat fGSset In
week of speechifying.-New York sun.
Well, that is true. Silence gives consent
TO all that has been said Of Flower as n
Doodle candidate and as the candidate of
Tammany. II he could, or cared 70, an
swer either charge he probably would.
The latest about Raum is that he win resign
after election, and be given a place by the
Worlds Fair Commission. Telegram.
Assuming the TelcgTdms political in
formation TO be correct there is still an
error of fact In the statement. The place
is TO be given to Raum, not Raum to the
place.
The Mckinley bill Is Just about q year old
and, like most of new infants of that age, is
causing its anxious papa a good many restless
nights Just now.-Philadelphia Times DEM.
Don't see why he should be anxious
The certainty of being Governor of Ohio
and the possibility of larger honors behind
ought to be enough for him.
Now that Mr.. Cleveland has stepped once
more into the political arena, look out for an
other torrent OF Republican abuse of that dis
tingushed DemoCrat.-Utica Observer CDcm)
Nonsense III Cleveland is nominated
he'll be treated personally with all due
respect. Nobody ever called him tat
tooed man." or defaced the tombstones of
his relatives.
The most popular name for girl baby is
Ruth. IL Is short, sweet and suggestive Ii
has an illustrious origin and history. II Is the
only womans name given 70 book OF the
sacred scriptures, and, standing there, IL will
never die out OF the worlds memories.-New-
port News.
Every word of this Is true-except the
first sentence The name is a splendid one
but not popular one. Perhaps it will be,
now, however.
The tin plate people at Piqua, Ohio, must be
oVerworkcd, not so much from producing
legitimate tin a. from endcavOring 10 produce
"a spccious substitute. But If they will hold on
FOR about three weeks longer they may discOn-
tinue their operations permanently. for elcc-
tion day Is near at hand and their services VIII
not be required after that date.-Journal
Now that is-but can't say what IL Is
without using unparliamentary language
There's tin plate in town, though not from
Piqua. It's pique which troubles the
Journal. superinduced by calamity's"
delayed arrival
Eight millions for an alleged census Is one of
the wasteful outgOes OF the Harrison admins
tration It will be sharply resented next fan
by the people of the whole Country.-BOston
Globe.
Bosh and double bosh. The census is
worth many times what 10 costs. Any
thinking farmer, merchant or manufnc-
turer knows that And thestudeut Of social
problems knows IL best of ALL
The President is said 10 DC about 20 give
sumU uulltipnI uUUuIUfnpnfa 10 pulnrgl mon.
This H. just about the right time. Mr.. presi-
dent. a few offices and n few eloquent re-
marks may win Tor you the COlored vote yet
III the colored vote has no mcmOry.-Ne New Bed
ford Journal
Now what Is the use Of writing such
paragraphs It's schOOlboy work. like the
Giobc's gibc above &C. Anybody who knows
anything about politics at all knows that
/ Harrison is very strong with the colored
members Of his party.