The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-19
THE" NEWS" TURN NOW.

49,
Are not walking delegates" RESPONSE
BILE for Buffalo and Homestead strikesr
A CORRESPONDENT.
What corresponds to them. Yes.
The term is most used in New York,
however, and came into some disfavor
through the recent failure of the Build
ing Trades Materials strike.
Mr.. Blaine Is really going to speak
after all-at Skowbegan on the Indus
trial Future of Maine. New York
World.
Which means the continued enforce
ment Of the last tariff enactment with
its reciprocity clause.
The Tennessee coal miners employed by
Thomas Z. Platt seem to be imbued with
the tumultuous spiritof their employer
New York World.
Rather they are imbued with the
anarchistic spirit Of the World. But
they have very real grievance.
rhe Sun, In commenting on the iniquity
OF compelling street car men. In New
Haven to toll sixteen hours day, says:
"We have known men In the literary line
who toiled for sixteen hours daily, doing
work that exhausted both body and mind
and did not enrich them; but they worked
far too long for their own good" The
same column contains another letter from
Gray Gables on BuZzard's Bay. There
seems to be q very large inference OF some
sort in this, possibly an inference with u
tomahawk in it.-Brooklyn Times.
Between the letters written by Mr..
Dana and Mr.. Cleveland, Democratic
defeat is inevitable. )
The indications for Democratic success
in Wisconsin are pronounced to be very
favorable, and It Is predicted that the
State ticket will be elected probably with
Democratic organs would better stop
rainbow-chasing after Wisconsin. The
New York World is collecting West
ern campaign fund, and all possible hope
of Democratic success in that State Is
gone.
Mrs. Potter Palmer is to drive the last
nail in the women's building on the ex-
position grounds at Chicago.-JournaL
Well, You show good deal of conf
dence. We shall wait and see, trusting
that the confidence is not misplaced.
IuIo' oiAicA 40 va eoihiy AohAoA hooA0
woman.
Some of the STUFF which is now being
published concerning the Borden case
must be taken to indicate that certain
esteemed contemporaries have got down
to what must be called the emptyings.
1t Is hard to keep public interest at the
highest pitch when there is a dearth of
real material to work upon.-PRovIDENcE
Journal.
We submit it In evidence as capable
of the most positive proof that the
Journal Of this city has published more
"stuff," quantitatively and qualita-
lively, about the Borden case than any
other paper in the United States.
The national question Is not the only
issue in this campaign. -Pawtucket Tri-
bune.
National question not the only issue
in a national campaign? Why not?
Vermont opens the fall campaign with
an election on September 6.-Newport
News
And we're willing to hazard the pre-
diction that she'll go Republican.
The fool collectors are not all dead vet,
A vase Of Sevres ware, only eight inches
high, was sold in London for 81, 1906
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Bosh! A &7,205 vase may be as well
worth the money as a Si5, 900 horse. 1t
lasts longer, certainly. Each to his
own taste.
II the girls would only use invisible
suspenders to hang the weight of their
from the waist, they would deserve as
much commendation. for their common
sense as they are getting sarcasm now for
the other thing. Boston Globe.
You are too frivolous and Eighty, es-
teemed Globe, to discuss such welghty
questions. Girls should not wear sus.
penders. but each set OF garments.
under or outer should, when possible.
be made in the one piece or "combina-
ton" style, hanging from the shoulders
without straps.
The New York World is trying to raise
n fund for carrying the West for the
Democrats In doing this IL has gone
entirely outside OF tue legitimate func-
tions OF journalism and deserves rebuke
instead OF encouragement from men like
ex-Secretary Whitney.
What gives you the right to sit in
Judgment upon the New York World {?
What do you know about the legiti-
mate function Of Journalism ," Isn't
that legitimate function approached
more nearly by paper like the World.
which accepts and acknowledges the
issue of the campaign and tries however
mistakenly to aid in 1t, than by one
which, like the Journal, endeavors to
secure Democratic votes by shuffiing,
cheating and evasively pretending that
the issue is not an issue. that the tiger
has no teeth and free trade no advocates
In Democracy!
The Worlds an ass, but It has n thou
sand times more honest politically than
the scheming. tricky journal.