The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19
The NEWS TURN NOW.

lnE NEWO lUKN NUW.
Does the NEWS give its sanction to this
withdrawal, or does IL believe that II
Crum's vote was obtained by promise OF
Office that the promise should be kept p
Woonsocket Call.
Our sanction isn't necessary. Prob
ably the nomination was withdrawn be-
cause the Senate kicked.
Mr.. Harrity, who Is evidently to be the
next chairman OF the Democratic national
committee, will be at any rate consider
able Improvement upon the present In
cumbent of the chairmanship. The reie-
cation of both Quay aud Brice to the OBJ
scurity OF the United States Senate
chamber Is a matter for congratulation.- -
Journal
The " obscurity of the United States
Senate y This surly dyspeptic Will be
talking about the obscurity OF the Presi-
dency next.
The devil has ''hopes" of the man who
habitually blacks his shoes on Sunday
morning.-The Rams Horn.
Then he ought to be sure Of the one
who let's 'em go dusty.
There's a COW that gives beer. She
lives In st. Louis. Eagle.
The paper that prints this says Cleve-
land and Stevenson will be elected. The
Eagle seems to be very credulous.
The offense which Kaiser Wilhelm has
brought against Bismarck is ''majestaets-
beliedigung" This must be another
name for jawbreaking.- Boston Herald.
The offense was committed by the ex-
Chancellor against the Emperor, not
vice versa. The Herald might mean
that the Kaiser had brought an accusa-
ton yainst Bismarck, but even that
might not be true. The funny man is
witty at the expense of fact sometimes.
The lamplighters of Boston complain
that they are insufiiciently paid. Demo
cratic editors are already preparing arti-
cles showing the responsibility of the Nc
Kinley tariff for this state Of affairs
Springfield Union.
Oh, they can prove it. They can
prove anything against Mckinley to
their own satisfaction.
Hugh ODonnell and every other Ameri-
can laborer does have TO compete with
the foreign laborers from Bslgium and
I1Ollduu WuO eau lSiuu utTt-ttilt w COiuC
by thousands each year-without paying
any tarif.-Newport Herald.
Certainly but tariff and the vast
home market built by it prevent the
competition from being burdensome.
The facts prove it.
The New York Sun states that Senator
Calvin ). Brice who directed the affairs of
the Democratic national committee dur
ing the last Presidential campaign has
stepped up like little man and paid its
debt out Of his own pocket, the amount
being more than half million of dollars.
And yet people marvel exceedingly be-
cause prominent Democrats are 10th to
accept this very responsible position. -
Newport Observer.
II isn't every man who has the profits
of Briceville to fall back upon.
What has the Democratic House done,
anyway New England Torchlight.
Succeeded admirably in wasting time
and money and variously disgusting
business people.
The PROVIDENCE NEWS Is earning its
title Of the "only Republican paper In
RHODE ISLAND" at the expense of facts
and honest argument Thursdays issue
contained this: The Quietus WAS ad-
ministered by the Republicans to the free
coinage bill In the House yesterday for
the present session. ."-Pawtucket Tri-
bune.
The NEWS has never claimed to be
the "only Republican paper in RHODE
ISLAND" it's not so silly. AS to the
silver bill can You deny the fact? The
Democratic New York Times cannot; it
said last Thursday morning: 'Mr. Reed
led the fight against the report of the
committee on rules and showed all the
skill, dash and GOODNESS that have char
acterized him in the past" Tom Reed
was the anti-silver general as Burrows
of Michigan was when the fight was on
before. The Republican vote was al
most solid against silver, whereas the
Democrats in both houses gave it good
solid majority.
Platform makers are not always good
political machinists.- News.
That was decidedly the opinion of the
Democrats in Congress who gave ma
jority of their votes in both Houses to
queer" Cleveland on the silver ques-
tion.
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