The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-14

II the pszty has not qualified its power
to command national confidence by the
coquetry of some of its wings with the
free silver error and iniq uity, it's ability
to poll the full vote of tariff reformers
will be greater under the candidacy of
Cleveland than under that of any other
man.-Brooklyn Eagle.
That is undoubtedly true. But how
about the straight outs?
There is a duty before the Democrats Of
Massachusetts, which they can n must
perform. II is to carry this State for the
Democracy in November Boston Post.
That's what you said about Rhode
Island, and you won't be any nearer your
prediction in Massachusetts than you
were in Little Rhody. - Springfield
Union.
This Is a warm municipal administra-
ton, ~outranking in that respect n that
have preceded it. There is danger that it
may ignite through spontaneous com bus
tion and burn itself out before next Jan
uary.-Newport Enterprise.
This, coming from a third party
source, is a pretty vigorous expression.
IL is the imperative duty of the Repub-
licans of Providence to ~re-elect enato
Woods next Friday. He has proven him
is deserving of the support of every honest
citizen. -Pawtucket Times.
Senator Woods and all the Assembly
nominees should be elected.
Victory again. Newport Herald.
The Newport Herald can claim a VIC
tory upon smaller ~provocation than any
other paper on record.
The cynical minded will be inclined to
say that the project of the Salvation
Army to establish n matrimonial bureau
shows q lamentable reversion of its first
ambition to rescue humanity from tor
ments to observation-disclosures.
The poison works. Dyspepsia gets a
stronger hold daily upon the editorial
staff of our esteemed contemporary.
Buckwheat season is over, but fresh let
tuce has not begun to get in its whole
some work, apparently.
The result Of the Newport election shows
how evenly the parties are divided there,
and how necessary IL will be to "pander
to the better elements" IL success is de-
sired journal.
'The better element" If it deserves
its name, will turn to and club Honey,
and not wait for anybody to come around
"pandering."
The result reached last night would
show that there was no election of second
representative and that Mr.. Honey lacks
thirty-one of an election. 1t is reasonable
TO suppos that Mr.. Honey was elected
and that the official count will settle the
matter beyond peradventure. Newport
Herald.
1t was reasonable to suppose and yet
IL was never before so completely demon
strated that INSCRIPTIONS Mr.. Honey's
inscriptions organ would be in all re-
spects entirely worthy Of him.
The people seem 20 prefer that n states
man shall do the right thing ut the wrong
time, as President Cleveland did in his
suicidal tariff message, rather than to
fail to do the right thing through fear OF
bad consequences to HMM. \. World.
Opinions may differ MS to the rightness
of Cleveland's tariff measure, but right
or wrong he's no coward, as his recent
venture in Rhode Island showed, which
is perhaps what the World is trying to
get at.
lie National sc declare enchante du
~resultat des elections du Rhode Island.
les Befnocrates du Rhede-fsiand ne
Sc laissent pas decourager, dit-il. Leur
defait est plus glorieuse que In victoire ne
Fest pour les Republicans.
.e suis content. tn es content. Nous
sommcs contents. lis sont contents.
Tout est done pour le mieux. dams le
meillcur DIES mondes,-LiEsperancc
We are, indeed. all satisfied and ready
to rejoice the hearts of the Democrats by
giving them another chance next fall to