The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-11
THE NEWS" TURN NOW

THE NEWS" TURN NOW
The man who shows too much OF
Christian spirit is apt to get stepped on
Telegram.
The Telegram keeps out of danger.
Ilium fruit and Blaine was.-Journal.
And is.
Everybody understands Senator Hills
club. Ii is that the State of New York is
necessary to Democratic success, and that
the man who rules New York is indispen-
! sable.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
Or ruins it?
A mans declining years begin at 80 a
woman's begin from l5 to ls.-Telegram.
Earlier than that she declines to read
the Telegram.
Adopt free coinage policy, nominate
Hill, and our friends the Democrats will
make everything easy for our friends the
Republicans
That's about the program, and it
leaves the Journal out in the cold, cold
night wind.
Isn't it funny TO see Democrats acting
as grooms and ''rubbers" for Republican
| dark horses Perhaps they think we are
not capable of caring for our own stable
Boston News.
There's no work at theirs that's the
difficulty. Hill groomed himself, and
got out on the track long ago.
There is said to be man I'm Congress-
man Holman's district who is willing TO
serve in Congress for s2, 800 year. Now,
/ hx.,a ff.t. hstar klaf l.
trenchment and reform. Washington
Post.
But one not down on Mr. Holman's
program.
This being the feeling in regard to Mr..
Blaine, we doubt very much, rs we have
said. whether his host of admirers will
quietly abide by his decision. observer
Right, Mr.. Observer. Nominate him
anyhow.
The icemen stored their icehouses i'm
Newport last Sunday We have not yet
heard of the Democratic administration
down there being blamed Tor This desecra-
ton of the Sabbath. -Pawtucket Tribune.
Which is fortunate, seeing that the
reform" mayor has already SO much
more on his conscience than he can
answer for.
Cleveland or Iills--Athol Chronicle.
Neither. -Woonsocket Reporter.
Who theng-Providence News.
William c. Whitney, y,-Woonsocket Re-
| porter
Won't run we'll. Standard Oil
Those free trade newspapers which
| have been assailing Superintendent Por
| ter ard the census bureau cannot get
great deal of satisfaction out of tn" action
of the Democratic House Not only has
/ il passed the bill appropriating the addi-
tional funds for the continuation Of the
work, but Congressman Stone of Ken
| tucky, Democrat, declared that Alr.
| Porter's work had been efficient, prompt
and rapid" and better than that of
any previous Observation-Disclosures
| Times.
VIII the party, then, call off its snap
! ping, snarling ours!
The principles on which the Republi-
cans Will fight the next campaign are to be
| more relied upon than the personality of
the candidate, and those principles will be
protection to American interests and
| honest money. - Westerly NarragansetU
! Weekly.
1t is victory. with or without Blaine.
The element of time has really nothing
! to do with the snap of Il convention. For
| instance, if the Democratic State conven-
| tion for the election of delegates To the
| Democratic National Convention were to
| be held on May - instead of Feb. 22 it
would still be snap convention, because
| il would still elect Democratic and not
| Mugwump delegates. The conventions
| that nominated Gov Hill in 1855 and 1855
were snap conventions, for they gave pain
TO the Mugwumps The Democratic Ma
! tional Convention will be u snap conven.
/ t;np pacansa IL will ppnipata "A namocrat
and not Mugwump.-N. Y. sun.
Nonsense Such men rs Whitney,
| Lamont, Steinway, Canda, Manning and
the 10. 900 or more kickers are not Mug
wumps. They believe in the principles
| of the Democratic party. AT any rate
they are willing to avow them. They
are not mere place hunters like Hill and
his like.
Harrison, protection, reciprocity, honest
money. reform in the civil service. There
| is nothing the matter with that platform
and il is winner.-Springfeld Union.
Splendid, if we really can't have
Blaine.
lie Providence Ncus sc moque avec
beaucoup d'esprit du Reporter, de Woon-
| socket.
D'apres notre excellent confrere de In
metropole du Rhode Island, less principles
poitidues du Reporter sont aussi introuv-
/ abes aue le sphynx de Ghizeh
CONNIE on le connait bien partout -
L'Esperance
Yet the Roporter is standing illus
tration of the fact that a paper without
political principles can be a mighty good
one.
The Russell boom has got as far as Ten
nessee. The Memphis appeal has high
| liz appreciative sketch of his excellency as
n Vice Presidential possibility.
| Herald.
Vice President? Oh, that's differ
ent.
The cablegram tells of an American
,,.o,,on IN, Dorfe who has fasted seventy