The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-15
The NEWS" TURN NOW


When Joe Walker took of his coat that
day, great as he acknowledges that he
was in coinage, banking. finance and
economics, he was not universal figure;
When he put on his coat, glory had
adopted him. The Man Who Made Tom
Reed Blush Is as vell-known as letter
of the alphabet.-N York Sun.
Fighting Joe Walkers face is natu-
rally very red, or he would blush vivid
ly now. He will have to announce that
he is blushing.
The Tribune extends the compliments
and congratulations of the season to Miss
Ruth Cleveland, assuring her OF it's most
distinguished consideration and hoping
that her four years in the White House
will be happy es.-Minneapolis Tri
bune.
The News joins with the Tribune in
extending congratulations TO Baby
Ruth. Baby Mckee has outgrown the
White House.
This victory does not mean free trade.
New York World.
Oh, no. 1t does not mean anything
that the Democratic platform declared
for. IL simply means Tammany.
The Democratic majority in Congress
formulate their policy in wise and busi-
ness like tariff law.-Minneapolis Trib-
une.
They should, but they won't.
The Providence NEWS has begun al
reauy To consider who the Republicans
can run for President four years from
now. They are in somewhat Of hurry.
Newport Herald.
oh, no. We were too slow before,
that's all.
There will be catch as catch can
policy. A reign OF general discomfort
And it will end In four years with gen
eral desire for good old protective iaeas
-Pascoag Herald.
1t is not safe to assume this. The
Republican party has got TO rely upon
works now, not upon faith.
John l.. and the <. o. p. have both been
knocked out this year. Too much
''booze" was what did it.-Westerly Tri-
bune.
Oh, do let us have a rest about this
booze question i'll politics. The pro-
hibs might be of some use in elections
if they would not vote AS they crank.
As things are to-day Massachusetts
would be a doubtful State with Gov. Rus
sell Presidential candidate. New York
will no longer dictate. She is essential
to neither party.-Fall River News.
A very extreme view. New York is
in the saddle.
Mr.. Watson has had considerable ex-
perience rs a member of the Providence
city government and would make good
mayor if Mayor Potter's friends allow
HIM to be elected. -Olneyville Times.
How in thunder are Mayor Potters
friends going to help themselves
II the Republicans had run Judge
Gresham they would have carried the
country. y.-Independent Citizen.
Would they? Rather guess not.
Judge Gresham is too uncertain as TO
what he is. Blaine is the only man who
could have carried the country for the
Republicans.
Tin, tin. American tin Well have no
more now the Dems are inst. Louis
| Chronicle.
Wen have plenty of it, but it will
come from Wales, and the Welshmen
will get the wages paid for making it.
Mr.. Cleveland will meet the wishes and
| expectations OF the people, and, at the
| same time, give emphasis TO his own ar
| dent purposes by calling an extra session
| of the New Congress AS soon as possible
after his Observation-Disclosures Consti.
| tuition.
He will if Whitrey and Tammany in
| struct him to--not otherwise.
Before election the Democrats were
bears and the Republicans were bulls
| Now the situation is exactly reversed. L.
Lowell Courier.
Not exactly reversed in Rhode Island.
| There is plenty of Bull stock in this
Congressional district.
We shall now see that Americans can
| prosper without trying to bring misery to
| their fellowmen in other lands. Boston
| Globe.
In other words, since England has
stolen our industries, and has succeeded
| in keeping them for so many years, we
are going to kindly allow her to con-
tinue to enjoy the fruits of the theft.
The overwhelming success of the
Democratic party is matter of regret to
many Democrats. IL is evident that too
high price was paid for the services OF
Tammany Hall. River News.
This will be evident little later on,
If ii Is not now.
Mr.. Cleveland owes an apology To the
Democratic party for his public charge
tnat he was in danger of being defeated
because the Republicans were going to
buy Democratic votes. - Springfield
| Union.
! He won't pay any such debts. Tam
many's stock in trade would be greatly
reduced il such apologies were made.
The one Democrat in all this broad
country who should be put mt the head
| of the War Office is Charles Anderson
| Dana, the editor of the brilliant, blister
ing burninv Sun-New York Recorder