The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-24
The NEWS TURN NOW

To the month-old PROVIDENCE NEWS
| concerning pawtucket politics): Little
children should be seen and not heard. -
| Pawtucket Gazette and Chronicle.
Bosh It's as plain as pikestaff The
regular nominee of the Republican party
should be supported by Republicans. A
month-old paper can surely understand
that.
Quite naturally, the leading Republican
| paper in Ohio opposes the Australian bal
| lot system. IL means q loss of many
votes TO the party OF privilege. e.-Boston
! Globe.
A Republican paper isn't the Repub-
can party. That party has always and
consistently favored ballot reform.
The people love Blaine. He is without
| question the most popular man III thls
| country to-day. Every word about him,
| every word he uttcrs, be il ever so com
| monplace. Is read by millions of followers
| OF the statesman from Maine. lie is wor-
shipped by his followers, and they want
| Blaine for President and will not be fully
satisfied until he has been elected
| Springfield Union.
That is rs it looks in Massachusetts,.
Rhode Island agrees pretty well too.
1t is true, Of course, that since the new
| tariff went into effect there has been an
| increase in both exports and imports. But
| everybody knows that the increase IN eX-
| ports has been largely owing TO the for
| tuitous circumstance of abundant crops
| at home and scarcity abroad and that the
| increase in imports has been mainly III
| those articles the duty on which were re-
moved or reduced by the Mckinley law
| Bulletin.
Why does the Bulletin harp away
| upon that exploded lie! The increase
in exports was marked up to August 81.
The movement of grain could not
| could not possibly, and the Bulletin
knows it-haye affected prices before
that date.
The Hon. Wade Hampton says there is
| strong Southern Democratic feeling III
! favor of n Northern man for Speaker
| Journal
But it is not probable that the " feel
| ing Is strong enough TO place north
ern man IN that position.
| If an 5 and an / and an O and aU
| With an at the end, spell Su,
| And an T. ana a i and h spell /,
| Pray what is a speller 20 dol
| Then If also an and an and a q
| And "a ii n ID spell eide,
There's nothing much left for a speller to do
But 10 90 ana commit slouXeyesigned.
| -PearsOns Weekly.
! If a Sc" and little 30" and "U'
And a 20" ANA an ~ spell Go"
And an "Sh ana an III" ana small ''I" too
ss.ll Chi; and the folks say so
And &C. aud an "a" and "a ~" and a &c"
And an IL the folks call Cav
Why, it's plain as a plkestah, don't you see
That shy hycaughgough's in llllinewaugh.
A Newport man oilers to eat all the
pumpkin pies that can he baked on tin
| plates OF American manufacture. Those
VINO have the pies 20 spare Will please
| leave ,heir names at the Dttity NctCS Office,
! addressed 10 "pie-eater." - Newport
! News.
What a mouth for pie that fellow must
have
Twenty-one arrests have been ordered
| for false registration in the seventh dis
trict, New York, and the Tammany tiger
! Is growing about II.
It's Tammany's profound conviction
that fair elections aren't fair to it.
! TIE PROVIDENCE EVENING NEWS has
| doubled its size and joined the ranks OF
| the 2-centers Well, IL Is worth IL.
ANY paper that is worth anything is
is worth cents A good paper Is never
sold at too high a price.
! Ex-senator Ingalls, home paper is roast
! ing nim Tor his de-ertion of che stump for
! tie lecture platform at this important
crisis. The Kansas editors do not seem TO
/ appreciate the fact that there is more
money in lecturing than in stump speak
! ing, ana thai Mr. ingalls, IS statesman
| out OF a Job just at present. Patriotism
! doesn't buy bread and butter.-Boston
/ Herald.
It's not to Mr.. ingalls, discredit that
after many years in public life he is still
| too poor q man to indulge in the luxury
of neglecting his livelihood.
Clearly the smart young millionaire
| from Chemung Is taking too much
| Utica Observer.
For Democratic peace Of mind, yes.
In Portland directory of 1853 Mr..
! Blaine iSset down RS an editor and as
boarding at the United States Hotel.
| Even now he IL looking for u similar
| boarding place.-Chicago Post.
And by curious coincidence if Mr.
! Blaine really wants TO stop at the United
! States Hotel four years nc can.
1t is all very well 10 abuse tramps for
/ being diity. But did il ever occur Co one of
us 10 consider that in all the cities of this
I broad land there is not place, If he was
/ out OF employment and had no money,
where the cleanest man in America could
| wash his own shirt. News.
That's Il mighty sensible remark. Pub
| lie bath and washhouses III our big cities
are sadly needed.
! II would be much better if candidate
| Herrick of Albany, who has been nomina-
ne State supreme Court bench,
were IA 90 resign his membership on the
.......,idtic State Committee. The sus-
piciOn of partsanship or of active party
service is not one attaching properly to
Judge or any court.-Journal.
This is n more extreme instance of the
Tammany--Hill inclinations of the Jo,g-
nal than 1 had expected to see. Dlr.
Herrick is the most successful manager
in the State of the Cleveland element,
and he has not, like Cleveland, gone over
TO the enemy.
a Girl 60 Avoid.
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