The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-09
THE" NEWS TURN NOW.

The sheriff sale TO satisfy n mechan-
les lien OF the first tin plate works estao-
lished In the United States Is an event
which will probably not be made obtru-
sively conspiculously In the high proSec-
tion newspapers. s.--Journal.
Not obtrusively conspicuous, no; why
should IL be? It is only one item OF news
among the hundreds which chronicle
the formation and reception OF new TIN
plate works.
The report that the Hon. James u.
Blaine intends tn go on the stump IN
Maine for Harrison and Reid Is not IN
credible. IL would be like him But We
do not believe that Brother Blaine's voice
will be heard In Maine or elsewhere this
year In defense OF the Force BILL or IN
eulogy of John l.. Davenport. New
York Sun.
Probably not. The Hon. James g.. when
III Congress, spoke and worked against
Federal elections bill. Yet as To the
principle OF free ballot and fair count
there can be no doubt that MIR. Blaine
is In perfect accord with Mr.. Lodge.
The only question can be as to methods.
One OF the most lamentable occurrences
known 10 our present civilization Is
when a lawyer is buncoed. New YORK
Herald.
On the contrary, the spectacle should
fill the interested onlooker at human
events with deep and abiding salts
faction. Ii all lawyers should suffer
likewise they would HE them to the
Legislatures, and such laws would be
passed as would make buncoing very
hazardous. AS IL is now, the lawyers
too often help the bunco men to keep
out OF jail, and they go snacks on the
profits.
When trading with our advertisers,
mention that YOU saw their announce
ment in the CdU.-Woonsocket Call.
This Is a very sensible suggestion. and
we commend to the readers of the NEWS
who feel an interest in the paper the
same course OF action.
Everybody knows that Cleveland
doesn't stand the ghost Of a chance to
be elected without the mugwump vote
Newport Observer
This is a rare home truth beautifully
stated. The wumps in RHODE ISLAND
are Cleve's onliest own friends, and
without them-but then what's the diff
ference? With them he's dumped, and
a miss is as bad as mile.
A Cincinnati pork packers wife ar
nounces her intention to go TO the Chi
cago fair lust to see the caramels in
which Columbus sailed from Pathos. "
Brooklyn Eagle.
She is probably the second cousin of
the Brooklyn woman who was riding
to Prospect Park on the Nostrand ave-
nue. horsecars and when opposite the
Queen Ann cottage at the corner Of
Pacific street exclaimed: "Oh, see that
quinine house. / wish I had one like it,
it is so Objectionable"
The speech of Senator Aldrich will be
printed and circulated In three languages.
Newport News.
Now let the Democrats do as much for
ID. b. Hills famous declaration that the
Chicago platform has made of every
workshop Republican recruiting
ground.
1t now seems that the Herald was mis-
taken in naming the Wasp as the winner
in the sloop class on Friday.-Newport
Herald.
Oh. you're not to blame. All the
morning papers made the same mistake.
Mr.. Cleveland is not coward. d.-Spring-
field Union.
No, he is not. He would very likely
have shouldered musket in the late
war had he approved of the Union cause.
The twenty-four electoral votes of ILL
nois should be fought for and won.
The next President must be q Demo
crat.-New York World.
Well, if it depends on Illinois, he cer-
tainly will not be.
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