The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
THE NEWS TURN NOW

tying TO. d. IL. H.
The NEWS" TURN NOW
The result OF the Lincoln election yes
terday proves how much confidence the
people of that section have In Democracy.
-Pawtucket Record Visitor.
That Is how enthusiastically little.
II is "a dark horse I" or the worst de-
feat for the Republican party that ever
attended any party in PRESIDENTIAL can
vass.-Worcester Post.
We shall win with Harrison, we shall
win with Blaine, we shall win with
Mckinley, we shall win anyhow.
ii y grande animation partout, dams
cette jolie Vile dc pOuest. Le resultat
de la convention est encore douteux, mais
d'aucuns croient que son choix sera
Blaine ct Alger on Rusk.-L'Esperance.
Animation? Well, we should say so.
French is great language, but some
how 1t seems weak on conventions.
Our neighbor, the Observer, persists in
spelling dam, to coniine water, d-a MN,
to swear. 1t is hoped it Ia not from the
force OF habit.-Newport Enterprise
May be an innocent way of getting in
an emphatic opinion about Honey.
To THE PRESIDENT:
Iwish to get out. u
TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE:
Git. Yours In haste,
Newport Herald.
Why don't you credit your stuff to
the New York Commercial Advertiser,
from which you pilfered it?
Reverse the men, and the circumstances
OF 1888, which gave Harrison his election
the revolt Of the people against a second
Democratic administration. and, especi-
done the same thing for Blaine, who ac-
tually only lost the pivotal State OF New
York by Democratic fraud in counting
the vote Of neutrality-suspicious. Son.
And by Burchard's three Rs.
Tom Reeds description of Mr.. Harri-
son to a choice circle OF friends yesterday
is so good that we are disposed to forgive
him for all that is past. HARRISON,
of 95 parts water, and very cold water at
that. New Bedford Journal.
Then if he gets the nomination the
Prohibitionists should sail in heavy and
throw over st. John.
What's the matter with Benjamin Har-
rison or James G. Blaine as dark horse?
Boston Traveller.
Color; they're not dark either Of them.
Westerly always has been, and Is yet, a
peaceful, law-abiding place, where a fam
lily can be raised surrounded by good in
fuences and with excellent opportunities.
Westerly Narragansett Weekly.
This is the way to "pull for West
erly."
An organ, whether it be of particular
branch of business, religious sect or
political party, can never be q real news
paper. On certain topics 1T must be
warped and misshapen. Herald.
The NEWS won't take up the argument
as to the alleged fact; it will only re-
mark that if it be fact Honey organ
must be worse off than the average.
Whoever may be nominated at Mime
apolis, the Republican division is broad
and deep enough to make New York
surely Democratic State this year. Con-
necticut and New Jersey will follow their
neighbor, and in all probability Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island.-New York
Times,
To which vaticination we can ade.
quately reply only in the classic language
of Tamany Governor Flower: "Oh,
ratsv'-Springfeld Union.
There is no denying the fact that Gov
a1raa Ixrv a.,
favorable impression among our people.
1t is the very general opinion that he will
grow in their good will.-Newport OBJ
server.
Anybody want to deny it? We don't
certainly.
So Fire Alarm" Foraker is to be
chairman of the committee on resolutions
at the Republican convention. or course
the country may expect an old-time plat
form, with the ensanguined shirt, the
rebel brigadier, and all the virulent cpl
thets of the vintage of the '70s. Think of
q party that gives Foraker such posi-
tion, claiming for a moment TO be the
party of progress and liberal ideas!-
Boston Globe.
Yes, think of it seriously, for the
claim has good hard fact foundation.
Instances like this (alleged Blaine
Coppinger- Harrison quarreD do not in
crease confidence In the capacity of
women TO participate with wisdom in
public affairs. Yet women cannot be
kept out of such agency and some of the
most important events of history may be
traced TO causes that will no better bear
examination.-Bost Herald.
It's hard lines, isn't it? What heap
of misfortunes came into the world with
Eve.
There is always tomorrow in politics,
and we see no reason to apprehend that
tho delegates will fail TO bear that fact
In mind, or to conduct their deliberations
and reach their conclusion in such a
spirit as To promote the success of the
party at the polls. Boston Journal.
More common sense. The Republi-
can press is furnishing wholesome read
ing these DAYS.