The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-26
The NEWS" TURN NOW

| IHE NEWS lURN NOW
As at present conducted on both sides,
Rhode Island politics, IL may again be re-
marked is pretty small potatoes
nal
| Why doesn't the Journal begin life
afresh in some far sweet cline where
it's better digging!
The Democratic party Is completely
! dominated by the advocates of the free
| coinage OF silver. Possibly, they may
deem il more polite 20 stradhle the ques-
! tion In their platform 80 that they can
! talk honest money in the Eastern States
/ and shout for the cheap dollar In the west.
] This would be Characteristic, and we can
/ we'll imagine the enthusiasm with which
! Democratic orators would parade in
/ Rhode Island, playing their favorite game
/ OF fooling the people. Newport Observer.
The people won't be fooled. They
! know that every Democratic ''orator"
| who is coming TO carry Rhode Island"
is seventy cent to the dollar man.
The majority of voters are not vet
| white heat and are not likely 10 be car
ried away by the sound and fury of the
! contest. These will possess their souls i'm
peace until election day comes, and Will
! then go 20 the polls and do their duty
! Newport News.
BY voting the Republican ticket
straight through.
Will Carroll deny that he twice voted
! against the Bouru Amendment which eX-
| tended the suffrage 10 citizens of foreign
! blrthI-Pawtucket Times.
Speak mp, Mr.. Carroll.
The Iowa Republicans have determined
| TO cling to Prohibition "A little longer.
| Fortune seems TO be raining golden oppor-
| tunities IN the pathway Of Gov. Boies.
| journal.
This is Democratic opinion. Take
note, Rhode Island prohibitionists.
| A Democratic Victory in Rhode Island
would he the first gun in victorious
national campaign. The Democrats of
Rhode Island have il in their power To fire
| sbot which, like that of the embattled
farmers at Lexington, will be "heard
| round the world. New York World.
The Rhode Island voters won't herd
round the World" i'll this matter.
! They'll stand by themselves indie
pendently and do as they individually
please.
Newports new Democratic daily is a
strong and lasting. II its strength keeps
rank with its good looks, Newport Demo
| Gratis will be too proud for anything
Fail River News.
Newport Democrats have no reason to
be proud of an organ that began by pay
ing half rates to its printers, and was
only shamed into better course by the
counsels of the News.
DLTI I. L. =, I,.& IA l.,
DE hot politically for the next two weeks
Boston News.
Going to be? 1t is!
Rockwell. of Elmira, voted yesterday
in favor OF free coinage.-New York
| World.
The Democratic organ Of Rhode Island
means TO insinuate that Mr.. Rockwell
probably voices Dave Hills views.
Probably he does, considering the effort
Dave Hill has made to seat him in the
House.
A spasm of returning sense seems to
have overtaken the Republicans of Iowa.
In the house the Catch High License bill
was indefinitely postponed last Thursday,
by vote of 81 TO 46.-Westerly Tribune.
A less grudging admission might have
been made, considering that the Tribune
has been " roasting" the Iowa Republi-
cans for long time about nothing.
If, after all, Cleveland should he nomi-
mated, the New York Suns support of the
stuffed prophet would be one of the
hnmors of the campaign. Springfield
Union.
Wouldt it? But couldn't the S,m in
dncs Ben Butler to run again?
If there is any shame in the stoc kin
trade of David B. Hill, he must have
blushed as he read the action of the New
York Bar Association upon the of his
felow-conspirator Judge Maynard.
Bedford Journal
Undoubtedly he blused. A rather
plump man always bushes when he gets
angry.
There are only 700 voters in East Green
wich, but of that number 300 must be
paid or they won't vote.-New York
World.
This is fair sample of the lies which
the Democratic organ Of Rhode Island,
published in New York city, is printing
to excuse in advance the defeat which it
foresees. How do Rhode Island voters
like it?
When a political party becomes so cor
rupt that it is obliged to go out of the
State to get newspaper TO support its
! whole ticket, mere criticism of the Rhode
Island managers of Democracy would
seem to be superficial. -Woonsocket Re
porter.
And it is TO be doubted whether it
pays. 1t would be better to take the
licking quietly and not call so much at
tention to it.
A great many little babies are being left
| on doorsteps lately. The mothery in-
stinct seems to be rapidly deteriorating.-
| Boston Herald.
All due to that awful Mckinley bill.
baltimore w. Ballou-New York
| World.