The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-02
THE NEWS TURN NOW

Another Southern negro has been
lynched, but this time the mob that
strung up the offender was composed OF
angry blacks. The Northern negroes who
have been passing resolutions in protest
against Southern lynchings In general
will hardly take any official note Of this
fact.-Providence Journal.
They are likely, however. to take note
of the other fact that their bitterest
wrongs elicit no comment but sneer
from the morning Wump, which sees
one issue only; free weel -
In his speech at Williamport, Pa, Mr..
Harrison exhorted the citizens of that
town without division of party to as
sist in the work of conquering Gin the
markets and In the commerce of the
This sounds very well, but Mr.. Harrison's
administration has not laid much stress
at any time on these non-partisan efforts
at commercial supremacy. We have been
taught to believe that the true road to
maritime greatness lay through the doors
Of the Republican party. - Providence
Journal.
Have the Mugwumps made any COM
mercial efforts, non-partisan or other
wise!
President to be nominated is certain, and
it would be just such thing as such
big hearted man as Mr.. Blaine could do
to ask Gen. Porter to make the nominal
ing speech. Record-visitor.
There are people, evidently, who don't
believe in all this talk Of knives and
daggers.
To them (Newporters) all other holi-
days are of minor Importance, and lection
remains the mark of greatness and power
which lifts them from the common level
of cities which may be only capitals or
metropolises. Their JOY and pride, their
dignity and their affection will resist any
change. Herald.
Very pretty, Mayor Honey; but how
then do you expect to be forgiven for
spoil 1t this year?
But why aid You kick me down stairs ''N' '''''
Those Democratic papers which have
so much to say about hard feelings be-
tween Blaine and Harrison, are simply
trying to keep people from looking at
their own family quarrels.-Bridgeport
News.
But all the world knows what bitter
root has the Syracuse dandelion.
A short session, and determination to
follow the advice TO "be bold, but not too
bold,n will relieve the Republican major
ity OF any possible charge of hanging
on" when the people wish it would let
go.-Narragansett Weekly.
Yes, brevity is the soul of wit and
wisdom both, especially in hot weather.
IL is fair to infer that Honey democracy
does not pay, or is not congeniai to the
Rhode Island Democrat, since IL cannot
keep house with the Newport family, and
seeks an early divorce. Woonsocket Re
porter.
The Rhode Island Democrat, as well
as the Rhode Island Democrat, files a
petition on the ground of incompatible
ity of temper, If not of worse politico-
crimes.
II Is Lection day at the famous sum.
mer resort, and eggnogg succeeds the
winter Tom and Jerry OF the city
islanders IN drinking to the health of the
Governor aud the prosperity of the little
IL is believed the cele-
bration this year will be done up Brown"
Worcester Post.
Ii was, and Bull points were given on
Little Rhodys prospects and prosperity.
BY an act OF the utmost and unrvalled
ilegality, the Republicans forcibly siezed
the Town Hall Qsincoln) and elected Dem
ocratic Office holders. Why these men
were not shot down in their tracks by the |
legal holders OF the place is n wonder to |
me rank aud file of the Democracy. Their |
mas made the rank aud file |
more or less antagonistic TO them.-Paw- |
tucket Tribune.
Nice orderly character the Tribune is
giving Lincoln's Democratic rank and |
file. Salisbury's Ulster speech is as the |
cooling of turtle doves beside such in
elements to mob rule.
The free traders this side the Atlantic
wish Salisbury and Tupper had made
their discovery that England has too |
much free trade some other year. .-Boston |