The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-01
The NEWS" TURN NOW.

On widely different lines. Peck In the
East and Wolcott in the West are max
Ing the shedding very smooth and easy Tor
Tribune
Peck and Walcott help, no doubt, but
what really makes the shedding 80 easy
for the Republicans is the revolt OF the
people against the free-trade Democratic
platform.
Hill is, in fact, no more or better than q
spitefui ass.-Ncw York Times, June s5.
Hill is the same now as then, but he
is dear to the Mugwump heart now be-
cause he has refrained from staDplng
their great joss.
Senator Sherman Is evidently distressed
by the popular response to Mr. Cieve-
lands letter OF acceptance. e.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
That popular response" was enough
to sicken anybody. though we don't be-
lleve Senator Sherman was made any
sicker than anybody with any bowels OF
compassion would be to contemplate the
sorry spectacle of man with national
reputation SO coolly falsifying his record.
The general impression as TO Mr.. Cleve-
lands letter is that 1t is the last effort or
thoroughly disheartened and demoral.
lied candidate. York Commercial
Advertiser.
What's the use OF rubbing it in, II 1t
is the general impression
Richard Croker is not growing thin.--
New York Recorder.
The Issue he is fighting for is, how
ever, SO thin that it can be easily seen
through by the shoals of Democrats who
are coming over to the support of Har-
risen.
Mr. Cleveland should have repudiated
the Democratic platform squarely and
come out openly, AS he did frrtively, for
projection and honest money. The Der
mo cracy would have repudiated him, 1T
Is true, but that rould not matter. 1t
will not elect him, so what difference
would 1t make in the end!-New York
Commercial Adver tiser
This course would have been more
manly, of coulse, but how shockingly
undemocratic!
Wildcat banking, as endorsed by the
Democracy. Is mill stone around
party's neck. k.--Attleboro Sun.
1t is an issue which will lose the De-
mocracy good many votes Of solid
men hereabouts.
Eight years ago Cleveland was greater
than his party and independent, IL not
correct. in his utterance, but this year he
has descended to the Tammany level and
makes special political plea for votes.-
Burrillyille Gazette.
And he won't get them. That is, he'll
get as many as he did year ago, but
the million increase will be Ben's.
The attractions of Newport are not al
together because OF its proximity TO the
sea- Newport News.
No. Kamschatka and Trinidad share
that advantage.
Mr.. Goodwin has qualifications to
make courteous and competent official
in his new position.-Pawtucket Gazette
and Chronicle.
The Jury Of the vicinage" says that
in Goodwin good man won, and all is
well.
In another column will be found a
copy of a letter that announces an effort
to secure the nomination of the Hon.
Hugh j. Carroll for representative In
congress from the second congressional
district. 1t Is u movement that will re-
ceive the entire and unqualified endorse
ment of the Democratic party here in our
city, and the names attached to the letter
show that 1t will have vigorous and
energetic backing. Tribune.
Mayor Carroll is able, energetic and
stops at nothing. Democracy could not
have more fitting champion.
Chicago must depend upon the patron
age Of the American people to make the
fair pay expenses Ii the citizens of Chi
cago organize for robbery the people will
stay away and the fair will be Ia hole.-
p. V. ID. Times.
Chicago people aren't hogs, if they do
Kill hogs. Let them alone. They won't
rob people. If the hackmen try it
what's the matter with the grip cars?