The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-31
The NEWS TURN NOW.


Remember RHODE ISLAND r. 10 the cry
of the PROVIDENCE News To- tho Demo
Gratis Of Kansas. And the Topeka Demo
crdt seems inclined not to forget TO re-
member it.--N. Y. Recorder
The great west Is manly, honest and
plucky. It fights its own battles. 1t
resents interference. II resents most OF
all q corruption fund from a corrupt
source. 1t is, In short, like RHODE
ISLAND.
The New York tariff reform club an
nounces the issue OF its 'Tarin Reform
Red Book" bound in half morocco. with
gilt top, for sale at the Office OF the CON-
mittee, % William street, at 50 per copy;
AS the volume is evidently not designed
for popular circulation, but to linda mar
ket among people who purchase books
for their handsome bindings, 1t should
have been full morocco and gilt edged all
round, and sold, say for 50 copy
Brooklyn Eagle.
Here's another feller who seems to
have soured on the way the campaign is
being run.
Intelligent mon cannot yet feel sure
what the issue really is, and must wait
for the letters of acceptance to tell them
what it is, II there is to be any at all
Journal.
Intelligent men know lie when they
see 1t. This campaign has several Is
sues, one of paramount Importance, the
tariff, plainly made an issue by the plat
forms of both parties.
Commissioner Peck produces the sta
tistics. The workingmen will do the rest
in November-New York Advertiser
After which the big-necked man will
have ''That Tired Feeling" and the
Journal will begin to say that the tariff
is an issue again.
High times ahead! The summer girls
begin to HE themselves homeward this
week. Let us welcome them with open
arms.-Springfeld Union.
You are as incorrigible as the Journal
man who recently gave, notice that he
wanted ''more red-cheeked Dianas than
he had got" Ones enough to welcome
with open arms.
The Democratic attack on tin plate is
the first instance OF great political or
ganization praying and plotting for the
defeat Of an honest effort to add new
and important interest o American in
dustries. .-Woonsocket Reporter.
Yet not inconsistent with its perpetual
attacks on American industrie OF every
sort, at every opportunity. Destruction
is Democracy.
The Empire State could hardly be any
thing but prosperous so long as free trade
exists between 1t and all the other MEM
bers of the great sisterhood Of Common
wealths on this continent. t.-Journal.
Could it? Then here is a rebuke which
would be more valuable if il were more
sincere, of the calamity howl by Ca
lamity howler. The Journal, however,
is not repenting. 1t is layin' low, like
B'rer Rabbit, and trying to win votes
by deceit.
What has become Of Boston's rapid
transit mmission?-Haverhill Gazette.
Biding its time probably. Little mat
ters must wait till after election. Folks
are busy now.
General Stevenson has opened the cam
paign In Illinois with some excellent
speeches. -Pawtucket Tribune.
You call speech excellent which
contains such whopping lies about pros
perity under free trade in 1852 Queer
taste!
David Bennett Hill has begun to put
in his work against Grover Cleveland.
That ought to help the Democratic can
didates % one hundr red thousand votes at
least.-Newport News.
Perhaps it ought to, but it won't.
David b. is the boss of New York. For
terms and particulars apply to him. No
postal cards noticed.
There will be GOODNESS between Edi-
tor Daua and Mr.. Pulitzer hereafter
Atlanta Constitution.
We hope so but some folks will
think one at le,. t of these gentlemen is
preparing for hot hereafter.
Would not the Democrats have done
better had they framed their tariff plank
after Labor Commissioner Peck's facts
were submitted to them ?-N. Y. Com
mercial Advertiser.
They could, but would they? A Bour-
bon forgives nothing, forgets nothing,
learns nothing.
Unless the government has evidence it
has not submitted, its course will be stig-
matized for all time as indecent persecu-
tion.-Attleboro Sun.
This is severe seeing that the Borden
case is singular in this, it appears i'm
possible either that Lizzie should or
should not have committed the murders.