The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-14
The NEWS" TURN NOW

I'LL NIUO IUNN NOU
IL President Harrison has not proved
70 Do popular candidate, he has borne
himself with creditable dignity through
out the CANVASS Boston Herald.
Praise from a generous enemy and
praise that is richly deserved.
In many Republican quarters we are
giad 10 observe since election day re-
ylving disposition 10 face the music on
the Force bill and Federal interference
issue.-New York Sun.
Well, but when will the sun face the
music on the tariff issue!
Mr.. Cleveland has returned to the Pres
| idential Office without one compIo nisin {
pledge-had he been capable OF giving
one, AS ne Is not-and without any prom
ises, save To be faithful TO the principles
ne mas avowed. New York Times
Oh Oh To what depths has the
white winged exponent of mugwumpery
fallen
we do not want disaster, anyway, aud
we are not going TO have IT, IL the solid
men all over the country can prevent it,
Boston Record.
1t all depends on what you call disas-
| ter.
Ihe best way to deal with any morbid
partisan who asserts that the country is
going tn the demnition bow-wows because
Cleveland has been elected, is to laugh
MN down.-Boston Globe.
A pretty enough theory, but there
must be hollow sound TO the laugh
when 1t is excited by the fast recurring
news of big industrial enterprises aban-
doned.
One thing that casts threatening
shadow over the Democratic rejoicing is
the fact that Thomas B. Reed of Maine
will be on hand in the next congress to
have fun with the boys. York
Press.
And oh! won't it be fun worth losing
an election for-almost!
The South County didn't come out
very strong for Capron. The Arnold ad-
herents sulked in their tents-Olneyville
Times.
Bosh. The Republicans everywhere
didn't come cut strong for their candi-
dates for pure laziness and carelessness.
They didn't mark their ballots.
- IL was wet yesterday. A precursor of
Democratic reign as it were. .-PawtuckeJ
Gazette and Chronicle
man who gets off such a pun as
that will never be mayor of Paw
tucket.
Last year the Democrats carried all OF
the Rhode Island cities. This year two
of them-Newport and Pawtucket-
IL.
than probable that Providence will do
the same.-Newport Mercury.
We hope and believe so, but il will
take heap of hard work TO overcome
the Prohibitionist vote-in-the air and
get a majority. Let the hard work
begin!
Peck Who is he, anyhow '-Newport
Herald.
Peck? Why, don't you remember?
He's the man who scared the Democrats
half out Of their boots by merely pub
fishing the facts.
immigration should be restricted to the
country's capacity for assimilation aud
the criminals and paupe-s should be ex-
cluded.-Rhode Island Pendulum.
This is an undoubted fact; but it isn't
oO easy w w ~ 40 AZ 10 W Sdy III OugnL 10
be done. Criminals often look like honest
men, and paupers look like anything else
after they've been dressed up i'm good
clothes by benevolent" charitable soci-
eties.
The Providence Journal thinks orr
democratic friends will experience some
di tliculty in providing cheaper clothing
to be paid for in wildcat currency.
Woonsocket Reporter.
And the Journal undoubtedly has
cause for apprehension. 1t has won its |
victory now what will it do with it?
Mr.. Potter has made an excellent
Mayor and richly deserves this compli-
ment.-Pawtucket Tribune
And it'll do him about as much good
as it did Hugh j. Carroll.
AS WAS SAYING.