The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-08

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Gradually the new organ Is feeling IFS way
10 a position along side of the other rum
dailies OF Rhode Island.-Westerly Tribune.
Now, what sort of bosh is thisY Because
the NEWS, which regrets and deplores the
speaks fayorably Of the laws made 10 reg
nlate and control that nuisance, it Is
hailed as rum organ" The Tribune
evidently wants the whole hog or none;
either no rum or free rum.
What is home without the Teienam'-Tele-
gram.
Most homes are without the Telegram.
Men buy IL on the street read Ii and then
throw 1t away. They don't dare take II
home.
Mr. Herman Oelrichs may not represent the
highest order of politics; but he stands In a
way Tor deccncy and cleanliness and when he
mittee as representative from New York be-
cause OF funwillingness 20 accept the dictation
OF Tammany his withdrawal illustrates the
losses that the New York Democracy must eN-
cept 20 suffer so long as the Tammany inhu-
ence Is in control journal.
WHAT Whatp That's reasonably Wig
orous Republican utterance. The new par
agrapher would better look out or someone
else will-for still newer one.
There has been a 9s per cent. increase in our
exports to Brazil since the new reciprocity
days Me and Webster" will be heard In
Massachusetts wailing over the evil effect Of
the Mckinley tariff.-Boston News.
They will, they will.
DO all you can
10 please the man
There's bound 20 be "A row.
President Andrews says regarding the pur-
chase or lot OF land, 65xl2O, Oh Waterman,
stated exclusively In yesterdays Telegram,
etc, etc.
the burning OF the Brunette), exclusively in
the early editions OF the Telegram of last even
ing, there have he n all sorts OF rumors going
about an the streets rs to the cause OF the lire
The Telegram.
lnasmuch as the NEWS had and printed
both these important pieces Of news rs
early as the TClcgrd,l, this species of brag
isn't likely to fool any reader of the NEWS
It's small matter, perhaps, but oh uio
dtsce 0innes. Our reporters are as Keen
set IN the hunt for news as any who live,
and the Telegram has ample occasion to
know il
Is the next head OF the nati!n to be Baby
Mckee or Miss Clevelandf-New Bedford
Journal.
Or Jiramy Blaine No 81
Mr.. Fassett's theory that the decision at the
DhllOi DON next November should conform 10
his desire TO draw the line between the people
and Tammany hall and omit the importa Il
questions over which the whole country Is agi-
tated may he exceedingly judicious from "A
Republican standpoint, but IL Is not apt 10 be
adopted.--Brooklyn Eagle.
Important questions Well, In an off
year when no congressional district Is at
stake, what question is more important
than the question whether Tammany-
ruled by an unecnvicted no icde, assisted
nv pnnviCt.AH thieves anI m izA GuhtarG--
shall or shall not rule the biggest State in
the unionf
II is time that tho taxpayers of Providence
woke up TO the fact that the present city
government il planning to sell out 10 the
private corporations which use the Streets
telegram.
Well, isn't it better to sell the franchises
than to give them away'
II would not be surprising II majority Of
OF Abolitionists should be found 20 be in favor
of abolishing the war tariff which the struggle
To abolish slavery made temporarily neces-
sary.-Bldletfis on Journal.
Hasn't the new paragrapher found out
yet that we are living under peace tariff,
not war tariff It's prosperity tariff,
too, II our condition be compared with
England's.
The Wine and Spirit Gazette, organ of the
liquor dealers of this city, has left the Demo-
cratic party ana has come out Tor the kepub-
lican platform and the State ticket this year
New York Voice.
Like many of the Votce's utterances,
this needs little restatement The Ga
zctto has revolted against Tammany be-
cause Of the ceaseless demands of that or
ganiZation for money, as the price of per-
mitting the dealers to break the Sunday
laws with impunity It's very nasty
mess all round
II would appear that the Telegom, having
succeeded in defeating the regular nominee of
the Providence Democracy at the last munich
pal contest in that city, had undertaken SINH
lar tactics in Woonsocket.-Woonso Re-
porter.
And that is the way the labors of the
Telegram are appreciated by its coparti-
sans. Oh! the timesl OH the manners of
the timesl
There is a crisis approaching In the internal
affairs of the Sandwich Islands and an attempt
will be made TO unload this interesting group
upon the United States We have no ma
chinery adapted for the government of terri
tory such as this, and we should be compelled
90 hold IL by force while the Chinese carried
off all the trade that had any value.-Journal.
The News does not regard the Sand
wich islands as nearly so important to
our national life as Canada Still. the
machinery" which governs California
would also govern the Sandwich islands.
And how the Chinese could carry off all
the trade in spite of the "Chinese wall "
of our tariff and of our exclusion act is a
puzzle the Journal may possibly be able
to explain, but doubt it.
THE EVENING SCHOOL TEACHERS.