The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-09

SulllvanS name should De inscribed
upon the front of Boston's city, library
among the humber Of great has beens.-
Worcester Telegram.
Don't you think Sullivan has fairly
earned place in oblivion!
The Democratic managers are pursuing
a know-nothing ca "A paiHn OF the bastard
ly SLY, buttonnoling, still-hunt variety
against the Republican candidate for gov
ernor.-St. Paul Pioneer-Press.
How in the name of reason can Demo
Gratis conduct any other kind OF a can
vass! Must not nature have her way!
The bumptious Labouchere gets no cab
met appointment from Mr.. Gladstone,
and we are glad of IL. "Labby" is alto
gether too fresh, as the boys " ould say.
He needs "a repressive influence. Lowell
Courier.
Don't be too hard on Labouchere. He
has furnished vast amount OF the cal
oric that has pushed the Liberal party
into power.
New England culture has killed genu-
inc elLquence In that region, and Web
ster anu Choate have no Successors AT
lanta Constitution.
Well, how many Alexander Stephenses
does Georgia produce now-a-daysl Tai
ent is more evenly distributed now than
it was in the days OF our grandfathers.
Even Democrats admit that the Presi-
dents letter Is the best and mos. popular
presentation of Republican policy yet
given TO the public.-New YORK CONNER
cial Advertiser.
Which merely shows that seven
Democrats" know when not to butt
against solid wall OF fycts.
A gentleman who is an advanced
thinker and friend Of the higher edu-
cation OF women says that some things in
the nature and disposition Of girls puzzle
him.-P. v. ID. Times.
Well, there's nothing strange about
that. But it's delightful study, even
If mastery Of the subject seems impos-
sible.
Not many years ago negro would
have been drawn and quarLered Who
licked white man IN tnat same city
(New Orleans. Woonsocket Call.
And now, from the way it looks, the
whites will feel Obliged 70 shoot SIX or
seven negroes merely to reassert ''wnite
supremacy"
Who ever heard of policeman being
on time except at prize fight or first
class Theatrical mance.-PawJucAe ct
Tribune.
This is bosh. Policemen-even Re-
publican policemen, whom the Tribune
does not love-are as punclual AS rail-
road men, and more 50 rhan editors.
The PROVIDENCE Journal says 4,945
voters out OF Il possible 69,4Sl are pur-
chaseable, and Prof. McCook OF Trinity
College says $1,000 Of Connecticut's total
OF l66, 100 are in the same category. This
simply proves that voting tor revenue Is
more popular with the masses than is a
tariff for the same purpose.
News.
No, il doesn't. 1t simply proves that
the Journal and Prof. McCook are mis-
taken.
II the Democrats name good man In
this senatorial district, he will be elected,
if Mott should happen to beat Southara
for the Republican nomination.-Attle-
boro sun.
This sort of thing is rather unwise.
The Attleboro Sun Is trying to ditch the
whole lot of nominations from Governor
down, and it's bound to get left on
some of them. Then when Mott or
Halle, or whoever it is, is elected the
Sun will lose credit as prophet.
II isn't the business of the newspaper
to make little men big. We must leave
that to the slow process Of nature.-P. v.
u. Cleaner.
Some Of the fraternity try to do it, If
IL isn't their business. Think of Lieut..
Totten and Ad. Stevenson