The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-20

ana tries to make IL as expensive 10 keep
cool AZ the coal baron does TO ward of the
frost when II puts in its welcome appear
ance.--Journal.
Probably you're justified in your
Jest, but ice Is tariff free as well as coal
(anthracite.)
Now, MI. Bonner, what are you going
10 DO! Maud s. Is no longer queen. -
Boston News.
Looks rs If he will have to buy Nancy
Hanks. There is no other way.
II Is believed that his (Blaine's) efforts
wili be confined chiefly to letter writing
that most dangerous Of diversions. -Bos-
ton Globe.
The News takes it that the Globe is
not pleased with Mr.. Cleveland's diver
sion. AS it is. the Globe is not the only
displeased Democratic organ.
Whether Mr. Blaine Mr.. Blaine is going
can be called out 10 upon the platform,
uncer,aa MSe hand Is as yet and Is 70 speak at
events, he will figure Industrial Future OF
more as an advertis- Maine" The polti-
Ing card than as an cal future of Benja-
active. participant. min Harrison does not
Boston Globe. Aug 70. interest him.-Boston
Here is fine example of Democratic
consistency. The first part Of the latter
statement is correct, however. Mr..
Blaine Is going on the platform. The
last part OF the statement is wrong. In
choosing his subject Mr.. Blaine knew
that the industrial future of Maine de-
pends on the successful political future
OF MI. Harrison and the Republican
party.
The Hon. William II. Hahn of Ohio,
who has been placed in charge of the bu-
reau of campaign speakers by the Ma
tional Republican Committee, is the gen
tleman who managed Gov. Mckinley's
Ohio campaign last fall.-Boston Travel
Ter.
Also, he ran the Harrison Mckinley
combination at Minneapolis. He's a
good deal of man, and he pronounces
his name .'Hawn."
Not only is Boston the literary centre of
this great republic, but she drives the
fastest horse.-Boston Globe.
We admit the fast horse, but as TO the
literary centre, not much Boston is
given over to pugilists and prize trotters.
Halle cannot arouse one single thrill of
enthusiasm, he could not stand five min
utes upon the platform against the can
didate OF the Democrats and he would be
beaten before he commenced to run.-At-
tleboro Sun.
Now what's the use of fool talk like
that! Halle is decent sort of man
enough and he may be the candidate.
Hedge a little.
The queen of the turf is dead Long
live the queen l--Boston Herald.
You've the genders mixed. The last
queen was king.
The success OF the Republican party in
this city next November depends largely
on its capabilities for mayor. Thelexperl-
ence of last year carries its own moral. -
Pawtucket Gazette and Chronicle.
Which is that Republicans should this
time support their candidate, whoever
he may be.
"It looks very much as II the order known
as the Iron Hall were doomed. ."-FRovI-
DENCE NEWS.
Did "order--were doomed" "set the
teeth Of the News on edge wretchedly ~
p. V. ID. Cleaner.
No, because it's a correct use Of the |
subjunctive. Buy a grammar. We |
can more readily forgive the Cleaner
for making a grammatical error than |
for wrongly accusing us of one. The |
former might be mere carelessness. The |
latter shows premeditation.
Another Russian nihilist has been ar |
rested at Pittsburg. We are beginning |
to think the Car not SO far out of the way |
In tie treatment of this class as has been |
popularity supposed. Newport News.
You shouldn't change your opinion |
without good reason, and if you have |
good reason for doubling that the Cars
government is a tyranny, and corrupt |