The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-11

| Roger Quarles Mills hadn't the patience
TO sit In his seat and listen to them.
The only trouble, from the Republican
| point OF view, with the views OF Gov.
| Ames on the tariff is that they are the
views of the Republican party..of quar-
! ter or century ago-Journal.
One of the troubles with the Journal,
from the point OF view of its readers, is
| that it is not the Journal of ten years
| ago but only the Boston Herald of day
before yesterday.
There is not much friction in the visi-
BILE working of the e. o. p.-Telegram.
Dirty clothes not rubbed and pounded
out III. public. Thanks for the compli-
ment it's deserved.
1t is quite probable that Hill and Cleve-
| land will "get together" and name the
| next President of the United States if
| neither can agree on the other. Small
| politicians and editors must come down
| To the fact that these two great men think
more of the principles of their party than
of personal mbition.-Pawtucket Tri-
| bune.
The course the Tribune suggests
would be obviously the common sense
| course to pnrsue. But the Democratic
| leaders are not apt to be governed by
considerations of common sense.
The passage i'm the Iowa Senate of a
county option bill which Gov. Boies will
| undoubtedly sign practically ends the eX-
| pertinent of Prohibition in that State-an
experiment which has proved quite as un-
successful and demorali5ing there as in
any unfortunate community where it has
been tried.-Journal.
The Journals comment ftly illustrates
the aid and comfort the Prohibitionists
get from the organs of the Democratic
party with which they work so consist
entity. By the way, Boies is Democrat
too.
The New York Tribune speaks of the
money plank of the platform OF the Rhode
Island Democrats as straddle.-Tele-
gram.
So does the Boston Herald, and so must
anybody who considers the significant
omission of intrinsic in the wording
of the plank !" Every dollar of American
money, whether of gold, silver or paper,
ought to be of equal value the world
over"
The important question OF selecting a
United States senator will lead many con
servatives. independents and Democrats
to favor the Republican legislative nomi-
inees, because by SO doing they indirectly
vote for the return of Hon. Nelson w.
Aldrich as against the Carroll, Brennan
and Wardwell machine man, Charles III.
Page. Senator Aldrich is unquestionably
the brightest man i'll the United States
Senate to-day, is known throughout the
GnfA and f,ul
leader in economic questions, and has
secured for Rhode Island n prestige in
national legislation enjoyed by few states
since the day of Clay and Webster. There
can be no question as to the many advent
ages that would accrue TO the State | V
his return, and Woonsocket should have
the honor of helping in the work.-W Woon-
socket Reporter.
Here spoke the common sense and
patriotism of our bold, bright Woon-
socket contemporary.
Worlds Fair Commissioner Simms expresses
surprise at seeing Prohibitionists third party
and liquor sellers working together. II is no
new spectacle.-Providcnce News.
Such stuff is the silliest kind of SANDER
Rumsellers and Prohibitionists do not
mix, and YOU know it. Republicans ought
TO have learned by this time that this sort
of campa igning has lost its force, and that
il harms only themselves. - Westerly
Tribune.
What the NEWS said was neither stuff.
nor was it silly nor was it slanderous.
Rumsellers and third party prohibition
lists do not mix, but they are allied forces
politically in nearly every Northern
State.
You can't get around it. That's the
WAY it works. In New York the Prohibi-
al, snAi
Flower and Democratic Legislature.
Result. not only Sunday and all-night
liquor sale bill, but one TO license sexual
vice, one of which at least is likely 10
pass.
How do the third party people like
their work.
The Pacific responds TO the Atlantic in
tossing up wave of Democratic victory.
New York World.
Very pretty. but too much poetic Ii
cense for hard fact. How about New
York? And>how will Democratic vic
tories elsewhere profit the Democrats if
they lose New York;
IT, when the Republican convention
meets. % compromise between Harrison
and Blaine j. decided upon. there wi ha
no one 80 we'll fitted as Mr. NhitelaW
Reid for The compromise candidate New
T Urt ttETutui-
The Herald il never So happy as when
killing off Presidential possibilities. Hav-
ing finished Watterson, IL attacks Reid
with its fatal praise.
Senator Richardson of Orange has intro
duced ia the senate at Albany bill which