The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-13
The NEWS" TURN NOW

an tiectlou IN the last twenty years at
which he voted straight Republican
ticket, the moral weight OF his present de-
sertion from the party can be measured
with some approach TO accuracy.
York Press.
OF course he can't do it. The Demo
Gratis haven't yet been able to rame
convert from the Republican ranks of
any account whatever.
Nothing is any more certain than that
Richard Croker will not be able TO de-
liver the votes OF Tammany 10 Mr.. Cleve-
land.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
Mr.. Croker is probably not at all
anxious to deliver Tammany votes to
Mr.. Cleveland.
Brother Blaine will have his innings
when the November returns come in.-
Atlanta Constitution.
Exactly. All good Republicans will
then rejoice with Mr.. Blaine.
Ex-senator Ingalls, is making the PoD.-
Dem. fur fly all over Kansas. AS an ar
tistic skinner OF shams the ex-senator has
no superior. r.-Minneapolis Tribune.
ingalls, is all right, and he'll make
Kansas all right, too.
DENcE journal has met with political
change Of heart.--LoA ell Courier
Bless you, the PROVIDENCE Journal
meets change OF heart every day, and
would twice day if it published two
editions of its editorial page.
McAllster has fallen, but the PROVE
DENCE Journal will be served with its
morning dish of sour-krout and onions
Il. V. ID. Times.
Yes, but where's the connection?
At last Ia Ra- Ra- Boom De-Ay has got
in its deadly work. A man out in Louis
vile, KY, has been driven insane by the
jingling rhyme. e.--Woonsocket Call.
Only one?
Only an act of God can ever really sup
press the mischievous activity of sundry
politicians
And newspapers.
This years Presidential contest is to be
n stand-up fight for the victorious side,
and a knock-down for the vanquished.
New York Sun.
We think so, and we think the side
that the Sun wishes vanquished will get
that knock down, viz, the Democrats.
Elsewhere the Reporter quotes an edi-
torial from the Pawtucket Tribune
Mayor Carroll's organ-in which Frank
lin 4. Owen, chairman OF the Democ ratio
State Committee, Is declared no De mo-
crat, but merelya member OF a polit ical
faction. It's evident that Mayor Carroll
is to put on his war paint in the coming
Congressional campaign. Owen is Con-
gresham Pages law partner-W Woon-
socket Reporter.
Everybody who disagrees with Car
roll Is factionist. II is funny.
Congressman Bull Congressman Ca.
prom N'est--e pas que ces noms SON
nent ben aux oreilles des hab itants du
RHODE ISLAND p-L'Esperance.
They do. They sound like syno-
hymns of integrity, ability, experience,
popularity.
The workingmen of Worcester are we'll
aware that since the war their wages
have been steadily declining, despite the
Mckinley bill and other methods of le-
galized robbery. Worcester Post.
They are well aware that this is a
contemplate political lie. Wages We're
never higher and the cost of living never
so low as in this prosperous Republican
year.
Mr.. Page has been the best Congress-
man we have had for years and the Dem
ocrats of this district will be proud to
send him back. -Pawtucket Tribune.
Well, if they succeed in doing it, they
will have right to be proud of their
energy if not of their cause.
These temperance women tell sad tales
ABOUT the use Of alcohol aud opium
among their fashionable sisters. Per-
haps, however, they are slightly preju-
diced. journal.
Prejndiced. possibly, but very earn
est and int ent upon very real reform.