The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-21
The NEWS" TURN NOW.

at is time for changer is the ex-
pressed opinion of the large body of intel
| lgent citizens who represent the middle
| Glasses and true conservatism Worces-
ter Post.
And the change they want is a little
Let mp in the wholesale lying Of the DEM
ocratic press about the tariff and the
cost of living. Senator Aldrich's report
has opened their eyes.
In four editorials last nights PRovI-
DENCE NEWS clearly showed its dissatis-
faction at Gladstone's victory. Why p
Pawtucket Tribune.
In four sentences the NEWS indicated
struggle in prospect, and hasn't he!
If there are any arrests made (at Home
stead let the law begin with the hired
murderers who had no homes to protect
there, but sold their services at stated
price per day. Hang them first.-New-
port Herald.
Whatever legitimate criticism Pink
ertonism may be open to, fair minded
American citizens ought to remember
that in this instance the "hired murder
ers" had been peppered for twenty-five
minutes before they fired one shot in re-
turn.
Whether 1t will be Carter Harrison Or
q Harrison-Carter campaign remains to
be told.-Newport News.
The impression has somehow got
abroad that it would be Harrison Reid
campaign.
A free silver bill was killed by the Ma
tional House of Representatives last
week and yet Il didn't cause any great
excitement. - Westerly Narragansett
Weekly.
ilNo, of course not. Democrats were
waiting for next winter and Republi-
cans had confidence in Harrison.
The experience OF two years ago will
not be repeated: no tariff scare or tin
kettle cry will this year delude Republi-
cans or frighten them away to the woods.
They will vote straight for their party
Newport Observer.
Which means in this instance for their
own bread and butter. What fools they
would be to do otherwise.
Les Democrates intelligeuts voteront
contre Cleveland. qui represente lie parti
des adversaires de la monnaie honnete.-
L,Esperance.
That is it precisely. Whatever Cleve-
land may be or may not be himself he is
the figurehead of the party that aches to
debase the coinage.
There has undoubtedly been remark
able growth OF revenue-tarlff sentiment
in America, and 1t is quite true, that with
free trade not only could America hold
her own against the world but become
the superior of Great Britain as com
mercial nation. PROVIDENCE Journal.
The Journal isn't ashamed of its free
trade sentiments; il avows them in good
plain English. That's honest the
dodger is coward. Between the Jour
nal and the News the issue Is clearly
drawn. Let RHODE ISLAND choose
tariff for revenue aud her mills in ruins
or protection and the merry whir of the
spindles.
Possibly, though we fear not probably, |
10 his speech tonight in New York or
place himself boldly and unequivocably |
on the free-trade plank of the Chicago |
platform. Providence Journal.
III Grover Cleveland, who is free-trad. |
ish enough for Henry George, is not |
enough for the Journal, |
what rank free trade sheet that once |
Republican paper must now be.
The fear harbored in some quarters
that Mr.. Cleveland's record on the pen
sion question may weaken him as a can
iidate has never seemed to us TO be we'll
Atlanta Journal.
Probably not. The vote Of the Union
soldier is not very potential in your Sec
ton.
"If cut of hardly sl5, 600, 600 under the
billion dollar appropriation mark Is the
pest the House Democrats can show for
The session. the less said about ~ the bet
Ter for them.-Springf Id Republican.
For "A Democratic paper the ReDubii-