The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-14
THE NEWS" TURN NOW

Some folks were frightened over the
cholera IN September, and some will be
troubled about the election in Novem Der;
put, so Tar as the now is concerned, we
all the blessings OF which Heaven be-
thanked New York Sun.
The Sun Is about the only paper in
the country that is able to accept what
ever outcome Of the election fate may
decree with the same equinimity. II
| VIII rejoice II Cleveland is defeated, and
1T will rejoice IL his election assures it
that there VIII he no negro domina-
tion."
A million busy business men, who desire
| TO continue business. will, without talk
ing, quietly deposit their ballots for Har-
rison and Reid aud continued prosperity.
IL Is this silent ballot that is going TO
astonish political tricksters. Chicago
Inter Ocean.
There cannot be too much Of this sort
Of astonishment.
Editor Halstead is already arranging
the cabinet OF the next Democras .e ad-
ministration. Atlanta Cons tuition.
This amuses Halstead and does no
harm. Cleveland will never have the
task to perform in earnest.
III IL hadn't been for the 5-cent Nc
kinley tariff on eggs there would have
been drowning accident on the South
ern hustings ere this.--St. Paul Pioneer
Press.
Weaver and Lease ought TO be good
protectionists, and doubtless would be
If they could take this view of the
matter.
Clevelandsm has at last beea defiued
and classified. In Massachusetts, IL
Tammanyism; in Minnesota, fusion with
the Free Silverite Socialists and In the
south, negro disfranchisement. New
FORK Advertiser.
The Cleveland crowd are all things to
all men; anything to get votes.
The Democratic argument has been so
completely kpocked to pieces by facts
the whole OF it and fallen back upon APP
peals To Souhern passion and race preju-
dice as their only hone New York Tri-
bune.
The whole political situation in nut
shell.
Nurses will now sing an ADAPTATION
about "Wee Willie Wndle, running |
through the town. "-Portland Express
How would "Wee Willie Windle. |
wheeling wound and wound" do?
Just how much OF the truth has been
betrayed In the Borden case the public is
not likely to know just at present. Paw
tucket Times.
truth has been betrayed She's been
that it's hard work to rise
again.
The big re egistration in New York shows
hat Nov. 8 is looked upnn AS an impor-
ant date, rs we'll as Oct. l2.-Boston
Herald.
Bosh The registration was not big
Vt all, but rather smaller than the usual
irst days record. If IT proves any
hing, which we doubt, it proves Tam
many apathy.
A new dignity and interest were given
o Westminster Abbey when 1ennyson's
'ody was placed yesterday beneath the
'avement OF that famed resting place for
English WORTHLESS
A new interest. but hardly n new
ignity. The abbey lacks and has
acked nothing of that.
Three millioRaires are on the state
Democratic ticket for presidential elec-
ors. This leaves only lone fisherman
D represent the ny-handed sons of
oil ia these plantations. IL does seem as
hough two wealthy capitalists would
ave been sufficient TO double gild the
The Journals anxiety for the horny. {
anded son of toll, whose wages IL :
'ould like TO sec cut In half by free
rade, is truly touching. Probably the
'orkingman doesn't care u red cent
'ho is elector, so long as the prosperity
his country is assured.
What a calamity shrieking team
rickcy and McHenry would make
uiucy should sec them at once. -Boston
ews.
They wouldn't be in IL with the ave-
'ge tin plate har.
The best fertilizer for Connection,
'bacco YET discovered IL the McIlinIsv
arif.-New Haven Leader.
And the crop raised will DO Repub. /,
,an votes.
Mayor Csrroll's withdrawal from m.
Dngressional canvass again places him
tue Mayoralty contest-Pawtucket o
ecord. Visitor. =
True, tits pity, Some towns do seem ts
have hard luck all the time. 4