The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-17


The citizen does not advocate either
state Socialism or Individualism, but a
certain normal ssate between these ex.
tremes. IL believes in the naturalization
OF methods or communication, finance
ana transportation, national control OF
mines ana unused land, thus giving the
inuiViuuai fair chance To extract wealth
from nature without giving TO might and
greed the lions share.-Independen Cit
izen.
This is pure and unadulterated social
ism. The Citizen cannot claim TO stand
futissimus ia medic.
ne nomination for Presidential elector
or Mr., Banigan OF PROVIDENCE by James
McNally was Very magnanimous act
on the part OF Mr.. McNally and one that
Is appreciated by the friends OF MIR.
Banigan. No further comment is neces-
sary.-Pawtucxet Tribune.
No further comment would be neces-
sary, II the organized workingmen of
the State had not raised tremendous
Kick about Mr.. Banigan's nomination.
That makes the comment necessary
that the nomination proves a very un-
wise one.
The Carroll boom ia the Second Dis
trict was not very extensive, after all,
not even reaching the conventions New
port Mercury.
You'll have to wait till the votes are
counted before you'll know how much
1t amounted TO. Pawtucket will bear
watching.
The Boston schools teach pupils to pro-
nounce been like bean. rather than like
bin.-Journal.
A wonderful instance Of the devotion
OF the cyamophagi to their favorite
esculent.
The bicycle parade on Friday night
proke up u political mass meeting In this
city. Journal.
It didn't. 1t merely DELAYED it half
an hour. You had no reporter there.
Read the NEWS.
The Democratic managers of the can
ming factory at Haightstown, ~ j., in
form the local paper that in 1890 one
year before the new tariff went into
effect, the price paid for cans was $50 per
] ,OOo In 1881 the price fell to S2S.50 aud
TINS year the company saved S4O0 on this
one item. the price having dropped to SIS
per ,OO0.- Hampshire Republican.
That's because of the Mckinley bill,
of course.
The recent removal by the publishers of
the PROVIDENCE NEWS to more spacious
quarters on Dyer street is ample evidence
OF the increased prosperity of that stead
last advocate OF American protection
Pascoag Herald.
1t does. 1t does. But it isn't Dyer
street.
1t would be excee iingly unfortunate il
The Chicago folks should find Chicago
too expensive To live in after the Worlds |
Iair opens.-New York Herald.
Let Chicago folks alone for making |
that city cheap for themselves and dear
Tor everybody that visits it during the
fair.
Calhounism will be stamped out at the
POLLS in November. and with it Cleveland
sm-New York Recorder.
Which amounts to the same as saving
hat the head, neck and gills of the
ritter will be killed.
The only business scare in this country
; the tramp's dread of finding work.
Times.
And the peoples dread of the Tinaes's
arty getting into power.
There is general report coming from
republican sources that the leaders OF
hat party express great con fuence of
heir ability to get plurality vote for
heir ticket in the state of New York
'oston Herald
This general report "from Republican
ources" is sustained by general report
rom Democratic sources. Only the
rainbow chasers among
ne Democrats continue TO contend that
'ew York will not go Republican.
Although the Chins have been put To
mt in India, they are present in full
'rce and power just now in these United
tates.- Boston Globe.
Yes, and those attached to Demo-
attic jaws are getting ready to drop
! November Sth.
In these days of ginger a church con-
renee is often as lively as a caucus
inneapolis Tribune.
IL ought to be. The church can learn
great deal from the caucus, if DEM
ratio caucus is selected.
Heat the fires and fix the spits. It's I
ne to get ready Tor the great Demo- I
attic barbecue OF Nov. s.--New York
IN. !
It's time to get ready, to be sure, but
hich party is to be on the spit and !
lich at the table? !,
Democratic papers all over the country
I'm to regard this as a convenient and
liable time for sneers on the veteran {
diers and for renewals of Mr.. Cleve-
ld's contemplate insults about pen !
ms ms a mode of life insurance. New
rk Tribune. "a
Il is convenient time for such sneers. y
ey are making Republican votes.
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