The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-03
THE NEWS" TURN NOW.
euprcme Court.-NEwPoRT COUNTY,
Friday, oct. 2.
Before Douglas, JJJ
bulletin.
How many Judges is Judge DouglasY


The re-election Of Mr.. Curtis TO the Presi-
Qcncy OF the Civil Service Reform League l.
IN appropriate tribute 20 his long labor ia be-
nall of It's objects The fruit OF that labor
Will ultimately prove 10 be his best memorial
Bulletin OF Journal.
This is true. Mr. Curtis other feat
that of sleserting the Republican party az
its hour of peril-will not rebound TO the
credit of his judgment.
A good title for the Mckinley bill would
have been: "An act TO encourage smuggling
and for the reduction OF the price OF ONO
wool "-Bulletin or Journal
Well, as the Bulletin and journal unan-
imously want 10 see smuggling prosper
and wool go down, what are they growing
about
What the Republicans Of Newport need is
a new leadership. The people are so urcd that
they will not come out To vote on call.-NeW-
port News.
Republicans nowhere lean on leaders.
What the Republicans of Newport need Is
determination 60 win and better realiza-
tion of what defeat might mean.
THE PROVIDENCE News man should be hon
Providence CO Journalism. ave don't print
plate" he said last night and in the same Is
sue were several big patches OF it.-PaWtMket
Tribune.
This. If malicious, is a lie; if not malici-
has not used one line of plate matter this
week Every word il has printed has been
set in type especially for it, There IS
probably not another paper in Rhode ISL
and except perhaps the Woonsocket Re
porter that can say as much; certainly
none in Providence.
We've no quarrel with plate matter.
Much of il is of very excellent quality,
and cheap. But plate telegraph, such as
the 12legrdm uses daily by the square
yard, and morning telegraph news lifted
bodily by the Bulletin from the Journals
columns is pretty poor stuff. We have no
room for IL.
Every line is live" is a good motto for
a newspaper. Some Rhode Island papers
are merely weeklies published every day.
Mr.. Flower has been doing things all his life.
Mr. Fassett has been saying things all his life.
Actions speak louder than words-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Don't know about that 1t depends on
what Mr.. Flower has been doing and what
Mr.. Fassett has been saying.
The great Hoe press sinks into insignilcance
before the great Hoe weddings.-Bos News.
But the Hoe press prints the news of the
Hoe weddings. It's all in the family.
Mr.. Allen in Massachusetts,, Mr. Fassett in
New York, Major Mckinley In Ohio and Mr..
Wheeler in Iowl are splendid examples of the
younger element OF ttepuDlc0IlSll, possessing
the vigor and vitality to create aggressive and
victorious political campaigning. -Pawtucket
Times.
They are splendid examples Of Republi-
canism, young or old. ~r
"The completion of the Providence and
Springfield railroad would be splendid thing
for both cities" says THE PROVIDENCE NEWS.
Certainly IL would, but IL appears to be classed
among the things which
Prophets and kings desired TO see
Bnt died without the sight.
Springfield Union.
Oh, perhaps not Naturally Springfield
would like to be annexed to the larger
city, and some day trust il will be.