The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-17
THE NEWS" TURN NOW,

A Tammany orator says that there are no
horns nor hoois IN the Migwam No one
supposed there. were. Tigers don't have
either.-Boston News.
But of old there was said 10 be-
A barrel of porter In Tammany Hall
And the Buoktails are swigging IL all the day
long.
Tammany hasn't changed its bibulous
propensities much since the early years of
the century.
This crime has been known for centuries in
the world as debasing coin. TyTants ia the
last SHIFT of desperation have done II, just rs
the Republicans arc doing 10 now. They are
coming annually S5i Ou, 900 worth of silver
dollars, each containing only 50 cents worth or
silver-Boston Globe.
The esteemed Globe must have blushed
after perpetrating that. IL isn't fighting
fair. The Globe well knows that the
father OF the S0-cent dollar was Demo
crat Bland, and that the increased coin
age could never have been ordered If the
Democratic party had maintained stan
dard anything like so high as the Repub-
licans.
IL is expected that Mr. Blaine will he able TO
return 20 Washington before the first of No
yember If he Is as strong and robust as his
friends have been claiming, he should have
been there long before this.-Newport News.
II the question whether the country is
or is not satisfied with Mr.. Blaine's CON
duct in the State Department were TO be
put TO vote In 1892, we have very little
doubt of the result.
David A. Boody, the Democratic candidate
for mayor of Brooklyn, has resigned his seat
IN Congress Immediately on his nomination 10
the mayoralty. This Is another snub TO Gov
ernor-senator Hill.-Fall River News.
Boody isn't more than half a Democrat,
anyhow, but Hill is the whole hog.
There is no doubt but that the Democratic
party will support the candidate of next
Republicans wish 10 vote for Mr.. sherman,
well and good.-Pawtucke Tribune.
From a Democratic standpoint. there is
no fault TO be found with this utterance.
But do the Pawtucket Republicans care
70 play into Democratic hands
The Providence Neirs at last admits that
there Is "split " in Pawtucket, and observes
that there are some Republicans among those
who invited senator sherman 10 run for
Mayor.-W -Woonsocket Reporter.
There are, there are. But if there are
some Republicans who vote for Sherman,
then they might as well call themselves
Assistant Democrats at once. A vote for
Sherman is vote for Carroll.
Mr.. Thomas b. Reed is very humorous
and, on occasion, even witty man, and the
country will not begrudge him a moderate in
uulkehce IN lnht uuttllOh IN view OF the uc-
cidedly uncomfortable winter that is before
him. But he should be made To understand
that the industrial decay OF New England Is
altogether too serious matter fer him To joke
about.-Bulletin.
The Journal expressed a somewhat sim
liar opinion. However, let that pass
The Bulletin is a great, prosperous and
in many respects excellent journal, main
tanned in a high state of prosperity by an
industrial community. Its own fat and
prosperous appearance bellies its talk of
" industrial decay"
An ungrateful man has been defined as
a hog eating nuts under a tree without
looking up to see whence they came.