The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-25

20 give thanks for the splendid admins
.rauon OF the retiring President than
-Woonsocket Reporter.
And no state in the Union gave a
petter account Of itself at the national
eiectlon In November. 1t showed then
, ny tne votes of its citizens that ii ap-
preciates and indorses the present ad-
ministration and its policy.
Ihere is one class of mechanics who
seem 10 be especially busy. We refer TO
,he cabinet makers. Newport Herald.
An industry that detracts from rather
tnan adds TO the wealth and prosperity
Oh the country. therefore peculiarly
agreeable to the Democracy.
naye we. no reform school for juvenile
Offenders that child is obliged to be
placed FOR months among the debased
anu degraded To become proficient in
crimes-P. V. ID. Cleaner.
This question ought TO be asked of the
committing judges of the inferior courts.
and asked with an emphasis that de-
iiiands an explicit answer. We believe
that they have some discretion in the
matter, at least
lt is confession OF weak ness when the
| government, after submitting all it's evil
|
delay and begins to follow up n new
| idea.-W Woonsocket Call
Every step of the government in this
case has been confession of weakness,
II the public is TO judge by all the facts
| I'm Its possession.
There is feeling in the air that the
next rev years are destined TO be very
progressive ones so far as the South il
concerned. Atlanta Constitution.
The North will rejoice to see the
South prosper: also to see her prosper |
by her own exertions, and not rely so |
exclusively upon Northern capital and |
enterprise. The South is in the saddle |
In politics Let it manifest its indus
trial self-reliance.
Religious Michigauders are bound To
save the young men somehow. Church
soclals nave added topical songs aud skirt
dances TO their attractions. New York
Herald.
This is snatching the young man from
the frying-pan of sin to hold him dang
llng over the fire of damnation, we
should say. lt may, however, gibe with
the Michigan idea.
, One hundred marriage licenses were is
sued In Chicago the day after that city
went Democratic. Memphis Appeal
Well, what does that signify? To
vote III Chicago it is necessary that
young men attain the age of 81, we sup
pose, and there'll be another President
elected in 1896.
, Inc latest advertisement is often moro
Important than the latest dispatch.
York Recorder. '"
advertisers do not, perhaps, all real
lze this. Advertising ought to he ne
lresh ana readable AS anything printed
IN the papers, but only few adyertis- :
BIS seem TO realize that truth.
News comes from Chicago that the peo- !
yle oi that town are not satisfied With Z
ne shape of Diana, recently shipned !
mere from New York. and will melt the
tatue with view TO recasting it.-New :
ork Commercial Advertiser /
Probably it will be modelled after d
ONE eminent divorcee, as the embla- Y
natlc figure of Chicago concocted bv '
ONE newspaper is. The new Diana :
VII probably be somewhat mature O
no pulchritudinous female, whose am Il
ne and evident bust shall be labelled p
Will, signifying that the Chicago ii
mana is quite equal TO the task of u
the divorce industry of Z,
hat Willing and Windy city. II
What, we repeat, the Democratic peonIe bI
ould like to know is who the traitprs In
re. brooklyn Eagle b,
And this from an acute and wel,- OF
formed New York newspaper. Tho th
onder of it, the wonder of it and oh ne ne
10 piteOusness of it ~ -,
the reforms needed at tho ca
lnds OF the new administration is that br
the pension list so that the tares NAV de
separated from the wheat in this bay nc
st day OF the old soldiers. s.-Newnort tel
,ws. "'oi' an
Yes, that Is necessary reform. Very
good Republicans indorse or an
owe OF Raum. The difficulty is. how.
er, that the new administration he- -
YES that all the old-soldier pensioners
. tares, and that they should all be
'eded out. .
iood country roads; better country
'os; the pest country roads should be
demand over the entire land p W IT
Times. " ers
That is the demand now. The ones- froI
n is, How to get the best country ~
lds! Would the town of Warwick be Mel
ling to turn over the care of its roads trd,
a competent state officer? II
sire
B
he report comes that in many lines Of frS9L
'iness most exposed to foreign compe Hea
on great apprehension and stagnation on
,rade exists owing In fla ,,,,I'ii 4.
tainty as to the course of the Demo ther
tic party on the question of tariff re- BY
on.-Newport Observer n
his uncertainty will continue as long -
he Democratic party is in power
1t has no tariff revision that il can -.
to upon and enforce. IN,