The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-22
The NEWS" TURN NOW

lHt NEWS lURN NUW
Calamity howlers should raise their
eyes from the White House TO the heav-
ems, where u big comet is preparing 10
New York Herald
What for? Isn't there calamity
enough on earth for everybody?
The new Century Dictionary contains
The words transubstantiationlsta and pala-
topharingeolaryngeal They signify that
any person who eau pronounce them is
perfectly sober Boston Herald.
There's another new word that is
going TO be too popular to need detini-
ton by the Century Dictionary. IL is
snolligaster. The era of the snolligaster
began with the late election.
Some of the loudest tariff reformers APP
pear to have just discovered "the danger
To business from any sudden changes" of
the tariff law. So they ask that 1.-The un-
constitutional measure and the "robber
OF the people" should be attacked only in
the rear aud on the flanks.-Chicago In-
ter-Ocean.
The Democrats have not the courage
of their platforms, anywhere, in ma
tional, State or city campaigns.
The Home newspaper is invlncible. -
New York Recorder.
This is testimony from source that
is quite unimpeachable; the Recorder is
the prince of home newspapers.
The hungry Democrat smiles when he
hears Cleveland talking in his Chad
bandish way about the wickedness of
those who seek to revel in spoils.
York Advertiser.
And so does everybody else, of all
sorts of politics.
The increase of wages paid by so many
manufacturers show: that they are not
afraid of the evils prophesied in case
Cleveland aud free trade" should win.
Newport News.
Don't it show much more clearly that
the protective policy has enabled manu-
facturers TO raise wages, Ill consequence
Of better business!
There is breed of heroes in this world
that is destined to never become extinct,
whose delight is to overcome obstacles,
and to surmount Observation-Disclosures
Valley Cleaner.
Does our esteemed brother allude to
newspaper workers!
The citizen who has his own ideas as to
a national policy is not thereby pre-
cluded from working with his neighbor
who differs with him as TO the tariff
question. in seeking the best financial
policy and most economical expenditure
for Pawtucket.-Pa Times.
Certainly not. When it comes to the
affairs of the city everybody ought to
forget national policy.
Democratic Joy over the recent victory
runs largely To eating and talking just
now. After awhile IL will be changed
into an angry wrangle over the offices. -
New York Press.
And then, oh, what difference in the
morning
Throughout Mr.. Cleveland's speech
Mr.. Croker sat with clasped hands star
ing at the table He took no part in the
repeated applause. Many of those In the
room were watching him carefully, and
commented upon this fact--New York
Suns report.
Mr.. Croker has n part yet to play in
the little serio-comic episode begun Nov.
8, and he'll play it well 1t does not in
clude smiles for Mr.. Cleveland.
A mule amuses itself by kicking, and so
does the Providence Journal l-Pawtuxet
Valley Times.
And amuses great many other
people, too.
1t il matter for serious consideration
when 1905 votes in a state of the size OF
Rhode Island are thrown out as defective
because OF imperfect marking. This re-
presents about six per cent OF the entire
vote cast and simply means that six per
cent OF our population are deprived of
their suffrages, through mistakes OF their
own he it admitted, but nevertheless de-
prived of their votes. -Woonsocket Cal.
Exactly. This is matter for very
serious consideration.
II is not remarkable that any one, who
eau seriously advocate free trade, should
demand it's twin economic evil, the state
bank currency. Newport Observer.
The advocates of free trade are natur.
ally for every other possible heresy.
They are made up that way.