The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-25
The NEWS" TURN NOW


"Rat" printers, as they are 'styled oy
the union men, are far more reliable than
any Of the worthless drunkards VINO
as any publisher will testify IL he tells
his real opinion Of the matter. .-Attieboro
Sun.
The Sun man should speak for him
self. He's hardly been responsible Tor
his utterances recently, and certainly
no one else would care to be so.
The number of Republicans OF more or
less prominence who have announced that
they will not vote for Mr. Harrison Is
really large enough to give the campaign
managers cause for alarm.-Journai.
We have seen no indications of such
alarm. The Journals independence
is apparent.
The Republicans have so unexception-
able a candidate for mayor In Col. j. w.
Horton that they are fully united In ms
support, as is also true in regard to most
if not all the candidates for other posi-
tions They expect to win because In
such union there Is strength. Newport
News
And the expectation can only be de-
feated by gross fraud. Will Honey try
the counting out game again!
Europe, according TO the latest reports,
is almost entirely free from cholera, very
few cases being reported and still FEWER
deaths. Woonsocket Reporter.
But Britain still suffers from the
plague of free trade.
The American people admire and honor
man who refuses to be bulldozed ana
who does his duty without fear or favor.
-Woonsocket Call.
They do. Hurrah for Ben. Harrison!
What makes the Democratic leaders
and organs kick themselves Is that the
Mckinley bill has saved the people In
is months SIS per family on sugar, which
the Mills mill had guaranteed to the
sugar rtrust.-Minneapolis Tribune.
The Democratic leaders will soon
have a better motive for kicking them
selves than this, when the election as
sures them that the people propose to
continue the policy of saving $l5 per
family and earning very much more
than that above the free-trade scale of
wages.
Only four hundred years ago people
were wondering if a navigator who had
sailed down one side of the earth could
ever sail up again. To-day we are specu-
lating about the canals OF Mars.-New
York Herald.
And about the size of the Republican
majority on November 8.
The calamity howler and the Demo
cratic campaign liar alone find de-
creased demand for their products.
York Press.
There will be no demand at all after
Nov. 3, but there will be large lot of
rubbish to auction off.
Gov. Mckinley is very ignorant and a
very heavy mar, whom nobody could pos
sibly call intellectually. Y. Evening
Post.
Gov. Mckinley is one-idea man,
with the eye of an eagle and the spirit
of lion. The Post wouldn't object to
him if he weren't the author Of the
Mckinley bill.
Gov. FloVer of New York appears to be
| chiefly composed of brains and backbone.
Atlanta Constitution.
How lonesome the Governor must
| feel among his Democratic associates
| especially those two eminent Democrats
who had the brains and backbone to
| send substitutes TO the war.
What will it profit the Democrats II
| they win six of Michigan's electoral vote:
| and lose the State of New Io-k?-New
| York Commercial Advertiser.
They want something to show that
they have been to the polls, don't they
1t does not require that Massachusett:
| people should be told that the election OF
| Democratic Congressman is poor invest
ment.--Worcester Telegram.
We only hope the Telegram will be as
sure after election as now.
How could the Democrats collect cam
paigu funds from fools at the rate of s65,
| 600 day if the country wasn't fairly
blooming in Its prosperity?-New Yorh
| Advertiser.
Such conundrums as this are unkind
and wasteful also, as everybody knows
| the answer.