The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-31
The NEWS TURN NOW


IL the Providence NEWS can succeed In
making Providence capitalists estaDlish
transatlantic line Of steamers. well and
good: They needn't try TO have Austin
Cor6in do It Tor them. It's the Long Isl ISL
and Railroad he is Interested In ana MS
Montauk terminus idea Is a GOOD one
that will pay II It materializes II the
NEWS can get ferry established between
Providence and Montauk when Corbin's
ocean steamers are ready IL viii be doing
weii.-Pawtuxet Valley Cleaner.
But Austin Corbin is also interested
in the New England road which does,
or could, bring passengers from the
the West ia conjunction with Reading.
The Herald does not think Blaine will
be the Republican ocandidate. Evidence
accumulates that Blaine will be nomina-
ted.--Boston News
If the Herald says its impossible, it
does indeed seem TO increase the likeli-
hood.
Lord Salisbury and other Tory repre-
sentatives OF aristocracy aud privilege are
protectionists, and are also very anxious
to keep the Republican party in power in
the United States. They will do all they
can to boom the Republican ticket from
this time until acknowledgements
Sentinel.
How about Lord Sackville West, who
once represented the English representa-
tives of aristocracy aud privilege" at
Washington He once wrote letter to
a man named Murchison on this subject.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
When Reed shouts for Blaine the good
people of the Pine Tree State begin to
think tnat Totten was right, after
all, and that we are really on the verge OF
the millennium brooklyn Times.
Ex-Governor Ames doomed Blaine
without going to Minneapolis. lie simply
made a little trip TO New Iork.-New
Bedford Journal.
There's no use denying it. Blaine is
in the air.
If the convention at Minneapolis should
nominate Mr.. Blaine what will the Mug
wumps do, poor things!-Springfeld
Union.
Do? Why, just what Mugwumps
always do-narthin. AS Republicans
can't please them, they may as well
give up trying. =
The overshadowing Importance of Mr..
Cleveland's nomination every day be-
uoAo <Au-
vertiser.
4 Mr.. Cleveland undoubtedly suits the
solid South, but New York, Indiana,
Connecticut and New Jersey are the
doubtful States.
1t is yet question whether Baby
Mckee, little Miss Ruth or Mr.. Blaine's
youngest grandchild will play on the
White House lawn year from next
summer.-Journal.
If that were the only question, no
sensible man would give one red cent to
decide 1t. But there is more behind.
The Tribune continues to support the
Mckinley bill on week days aud on Sun
days to publish long lists Of protected
millionaires in the United States. Brook
lyn Eagle.
Well, why not? The system which
makes wealth possible gives boundless
opportunities TO all. Scarcely one of the
Iribune's millionaire inherited his
money. Most were poor boys.
Senator Hill still regards himself as a
Presidential possibility. He lodged the
silver question again this week. Chicago
Inter Ocean.
II is probable, however, that Senator
Hill, who has some shrewdness, regards
himself only Presidential possibility
for 1895, not before. Poor Hill There
are four years of dodging before him.
No State organization can boast of q
more active aud efficient set of officers
than are those of the Republican League
of this State. This accounts for the as
surance of their unanimous reelection at
the Newport conyention.-New England
Torchlighc.
Right. Don't swap horses while cross
ing the stream.
The Providence News is pushing rap
idly to the front rank OF Rhode Island
newspapers. having already attained Sec
ond place in point of circulation. The
NEWS is bright and newsy and richly de-
serves its popularity and success.-War-
ren Gazette.
Thanks, newsy neighbor, thanks. We
try to be.
Editors Lee and Campbell, respectively
of the Pawtucket Gazette and Pawtuxet
Valley Cleaner are in California, but
their papers do not suffer by their alb
sence, in fact il anything they appear
more readable and interesting than ever
Newport Mercury.
This was probably meant to be COM
plimentary, but to some it will not seem
to read quite that way.
HE LIKES THE NEWS"