The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-28
The NEWS" TURN NOW


"A German specialist is prescribing
barefoot walking as a nerve cure. Possi-
| Dly TINS accounts for the fact that tramps
are seldom victims to nervous prostra-
tion.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
Possibly, and possibly it simply shows
that there Is at least one crank German
specialist.
Solid Senator Hill.-Boston Globe.
Yes, solid as old cheese" and as
rank as the Oldest.
What IL Tammany were only trifling
with Mr.. Cleveland.-New York Press.
Perish the thought But hold Per-
ish the thought that Tammany is doing
anything but trifing with Mr.. Cleve-
land.
Columbus discovered the country in
l49. ana the boys in blue" saved it in
1901. and they will go on keeping it saved
In le52.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Truth; truth of the sort that is
mighty. But, oh! the grammar!
Woe is taking firm grip on Demo-
cratic vitals in New York.-St. Paul
Iloneer GreSS.
1t will have them all tied up in knot
by Nov. 9th.
Altogether we think the time has come
Tor the Boston Herald to give fresh
batch OF reasons why it believes John
SHERMAN to be statesman.-Atlanta
Constitution.
We don't need to have the Herald tell
us that. Everybody knows it so well
that 1T is an axiom.
What, with a prospective aggregate
vote OF nearly 800 900, will New York
dof Can any individual, no matter how
observant or well informed, tell how it is
going ?-Brooklyn Eagle
Yes, almost any intelligent observer
can tell that it's going for Harrison and
Reid.
Parties correct each other.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Exactly, and when the Republican
party corrects the Democratic party at
the polls Nov. 8 the value of this obser-
walton will be more apparent.
A small boy threw an egg at wea YER in
1
and now the Republican buns and beats
say there is no free speech in the South.
Atlanta Constitution.
Kindly read your own reports of the
Weaver-Lease-Tom Watson episodes.
dear Constitution.
The outlook for a Republican mayor
next year Is about as gloomy as il ever |
has been in the history of the city. Paw |
tucket Tribune.
All right. That's no reason for Won
to feel gloomy. Be Of good cheer and |
wait and see.
The Burrllville elector who casts his
vote for Harrison, Capron and the new
state house, Is on the safe side of protec-
lion, prosperity and progress. .-Burrill-
vile News.
He is, indeed. And peace, plenty and
patriotic satisfaction will be his.
Senator Hill Is, in many respects tba
foremost Democrat Of the times. .-jour-
ial.
This is true, but it's rather tough on
irover. Where is the Journal at?
There is no possibility Of raising the
'-esent revenues Of the government from
ustoms duties without affordinp a
arge degree Of protection to favored in
ustres-Journal.
OF course the Journal knows this IN
'e untrue. The requisite revenue could
'e raised from a tariff on sugar tea
Office and other articles not produced
ere in sufficient quantities; by a tariff
nd countervailing internal revenue
AK on liquors and tobacco; by an in.
ONE tax, etc. And this is precisely
What Democracy intends The .Journoi
nows this. 1t tries to win free trade
otes on false pretenses.
We read great many Cleveland nsv..
apers.-P. Y. ID. Times.
How does the Times manaoa - ,