The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-09-24
"NEWS" TURN NOW.

nc policy cases in the hands of Detective
Qrrny. Telegram.
This pretty effectually disposes Of the
@lt0JdHfs claim TO SOlicitude on behalf
a the morals of the community. To
make great howl about the laXity OF the
police and In the same breath give warn
1nk 20 the gamblers, not only that de-
eectve Is on the case, but which particular
4eOectlye they are 10 watch for, ls hlghly
chnSncteristic Of the critical organ of the
tTovidcnce Democracy.
Republican clubs, which are only parts OF
me regular party machine, cannot oner any
1ncucemcnts tc the support OF intelligent ana
n1eiminded citizens, and cannot help either
the country or the party. Unfortunately 10 Is
only the latter class OF clubs that We seem to
hear much about since ex- Headsman Clarkson
ssium'd Sai. control Of the club "0v'men''-'0ur-
Perhaps the Fourth Ward Club Of this
city Is in the Journals mind. The Fourth
Ward Club showed its " offensive parts
anship" by acting the part of host at the
League Convention. But the league Is no
part OF any machine IL does not Interfere
IN any way with the party's action. It's
office is TO arouse, enthuse, inspire; 10
organize victory. This is work that does
''offer inducements TO intelligent and high
minded citizens" Of either party.
Upon reflection we are inclined 20 bestow
upon Pied Piper Tiepke and his followers the
unmerited compliment OF assuming tnat they
u for ell practical purposes free coinageact
or rather more damaging 70 the nation 5
finances than a free coinage act such a. Is con-
templated by the few Democrats who favor
that theory could possibly be.-Telegram.
ssFew Democrats 20 The daddy Of the
"dollar of our daddies" was Bland,
Democrat. The strongest support of free
coinage In Congress comes from Demo
Gratis Neither party is entirely free from
fault in this matter, but the greatest -
not ours.
Irs desperate efforts 20 prevent the abolition
en- ee RrGpefhy shs pSabe
This alllides 10 the Republican party of
the State Now will the Telegram kindly
inform it's readers, some Of whom doubt
less believe its statements, how IL happened
that all movements looking TO the aboh,
tion of that qualification were defeated
time and again by Democratic votes and
the largest adverse majorities given IN
Democratic strongholds, while its final
accomplishment was the adoption by
Republican General Assembly of an act
drawn. offered and advocated by RepuD-
lican Senator (Brown) against the fierce
opposition of the Democratic leaders in
that Assembly,
II the Republican leaders will give the Re
publican people what the Republican people
want that party Will 90 70 lle polls IN excel
lent fighting trim.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Mo- The Republican party is not like
yours, dependant upon the will of few
men and asking them 10 give il " What
the Republican people want" The Re-
publican people think, act, determine,
govern for themselves.
The patriot now reads the independent
uewspaper.-W Woonsocket Reporter.
About all the independent papers are
Democratic. It's queer, but fact, and
the patriot reads the paper he likes If il
teaches his doctrine. Patriots aren't all
ON the fence but on. the one side or the
other grubbing away'for what they believe
with the best of intentions. Nearly half
Of them are Democrats. They mean well,
most of them.
Prof. Langston has been looking after the
colored voters out in Ohio. He Is sufficiently
magnanjmous TO maintain that the cOlorcd
race Is well taken care OF by the Republican
party, and he points out that there are on the
pny rolls of the departments in Washington
ur1u3nsHthcp 1896 colored people. Prof. Langs-
TIC loosn 49, Now these people are employed.
. AN II is pr/ {l}y safe 10 say that a very large
proportf0ff OF them are engaged in cleaning
out the spttoons for the white brethren.-
Boston Herald.
1t isn't safe TO say anything of the sort.
Does the Herald think il takes 2,395 people
to clean the department spittoonsg They
receive an average of about $3.50 year in
salaries at any rate