The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-06
THE NEWS" TURN NOW.

.Ex,President Clevelands girl baby may be
all right, but she can't be president-Boston
News.
Are you sure Of that This is a pro-
gressive age, and women are coming to
the front In IL.
Mr.. Mckinley believes in leaving the farmer
20 20 10 thunder with his potatoes and corn
Dallas (Tex) News.
A characteristic free trader is the man in
Dallas. How like our own dear journal
He imagines his facts, and then they suit
him.
That the American Protective Tariff League
it put out 3;o8' ,s2 pages Of tarin literature In
the thirty days ending September b-Paw-
tuoket Times.
1t doesn't necessarily follow Fewer
pages might be more read. Yet we be-
lieve the Times is right
ofcourse IL is ze p'ettiest, sweetest, tunnin:
est, cutest ftty darling ever was! What VIII
its name be ?-Boston News
The Telegram has named it Columbia,
and II Mrs. Cleveland doesn't acquiesce
she'll probably know what IL is TO he
abused for the first time no, for the sec
ond. 1t was tried once in Minneapolis.
The President declares officially that the
secretary Of state is still an invalid in his re-
the reciprocity egotiations.-Telegram.
You can't produce that official declara.
ton. You can't quote any language OF
the President which can be so construed.
You can't by any means justify such an
astonishing statement To an intelligent
public. Why not tell the TRUTH
From poverty stricken position can offer
you mite 20 uphold the only Republican
sheet In Providence.-Extract from private
letter.
Now that is very kind, but don't know
whether the writer wants To subscribe or
TO advertise. And rs not q soul in the
office can decipher the signature how is
fellow to find outi
II is a pity that Rhode Islands divorce laws
are so loose and scandslous that parties come
II is the easiest STATE in the Union In which 10
dissolve the bonds OF matrimony.-Newport
News.
Yet there is something TO be said on
both sides. Loose divorce laws often per
NIT good man or woman TO break loose
from CALLING bondage with bad mate,
when strict divorce laws would not.
There Is no record anywhere TO show that
the Democrats OF Ohio, or of any other State,
adopt the policy of free trade. Mr.. Blaine Is
as well aware of this any other intelligent
person.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Mr.. Blaine understands perfectly that
the Democratic party still lives by the
light of Calhoun and Polk that within
recent years il has made two determined
efforts to reduce the tariff; that one OF
these attempts-the famous Horizontal
Reduction bill-was hailed by Lieut.. .-Gov.
William Dorsheimer of New York as a
firm first step toward free trade" and
both bills by Democrats everywhere as
entering wedges. Why talk nonsense
IL may be worth while TO remark .-hat Rus
sia is the best protected" country IN Europe
Notwithstanding the fact that people are so
inconsiderate Of the protection theory 10 be
starving by thousands there just now.-Bulle-
tin or Journal
And so might we starve in spite Of pro-
lection, IL we were ruled by an irresponsi-
BILE drunkard half crazed by fear. il we
were mad with the hunger of bloodshed, If
our people were almostly hopelessly ig-
norant, resourceless and depressed, if our
politicians were corrupt and contemptu-
Gus, IL we had Withdrawn millions of men
from productive labor To form a standing
army, and if, on top of all of these misfor-
tunes, our crops had utterly failed. But
even the Journals new paragraph writer
must admit that circumstances alter cases,
and that the best system won't work ifthe
wrong people try To work it the wrong
way.