The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-15
The NEWS" TURN NOW

I'LL NLWO lUHN NUY
, lt looks as though the RHODE ISLAM
& &Dei'iocratic factions had so far made n
dmu;, auseu as TO be able to work togethe
News -Ne"por
look at it. 'po'' "o" W
While the United States is cleaning n
sptI sp avoid the cholera, the literary sewag
pestilence.-P. v. ID. Times ''''"
Might begin with the Bosto, c,o,
and its weak imitator in This c;ty
This district cannot fail IN ra.ur, 4.
congress that sterling Democrat anon,
democrats, Charles H. Page Ruoni
| iSLaND needs Just such men as ne is 1,
Due NATIONAL House of Representatives =
Pawtucket Tribune.
III would puzzle Philadelphia lawye,
10 exlrAin why it needs them. :
There is no doubt concerning the tr;
umphant election of Messrs. BulI and
icle. ' ""u Ohroh
Not the slightest. But let's not he
lazy. Let's make it as nearly unanimous
| as possible.
To- fully realize that this isn't the free
country which we so much yaunt one
should make trip into Texas ard other
states in the South est.-Burrillville
! Gazette.
what isn't free down there? The
right OF suffrage to black Republicans !?
True, but that is an old story. It's un-
KIND TO refer to it. Our Southern bretb-
rem are sensitive.
Congressman Page has declared, i'm n
circular letter widely distributed. that he
has no desire to return to Washinvton
and cannot afford to serve another term
IN Congress. liz the voters of this district
believe him they will kindly relieve him
OF the trouble and expense. w oonsocket
Reporter.
Certainly the RHODE ISLAND voters
should not disregard Mr.. Pages reason
able wish. Don't bother him with these
wearisome duties. Capron's shoulders
are broad.
That Is not bad phrase which comes
from the MASSACHUSETTS, projectors of the
Columbian party: 1--WE fear Cleveland
for the friends he has made. Journal.
It's a very beautiful and useful phrase.
The only trouble is that it is eight years
too late.
The party bosses who made the plat
form and set Grover on it made n mis-
take In not making free use of Spaldinp's
glue. He doesn't set worth n cent =
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
He ''sets" as well as anything can on a
rough surface like the Chicago platform.
1t needs to be trued up and smoothed
off before anything can set ON it.
It Is time for warning, not threatening.
IL is time for vigilance, not despair. 1t Is |
time for action, not Generalization. II 4.
no time for fulsome reassurance. per
functory boasting or fool confidence.
Brooklyn Eagle.
We are pleased to note that the Eoo,e
is not inclined to scream, even to keen
It's courage up. After election it will be
able to say, 81 told you So"
II does not appear to us very difficuIt
4 care and attention are given, to.separate
he truth from the falsehood. .-Boston
Herald.
Well il it isn't difficult why don't Won
10 it in your political Iucubrations, Mr..
Herdids
Let marrying by proxy 90 on II need be
Globe.
Oh yes, let it go on eff need be-, but
{ needn't be and won't be. The peonIe
re mighty scarce. thank 'eaving. who
re content to be married by proxy.
When President Eliot, at the tariff "a
orm dinner, observed that business re.
uires stability, and not only actual sta.
ility. but the belief in IL, he uncon.
ciously stated tho very argument which
will cause thousands of business man
sho voted for Democratic Conpressmen
n 1890, because of the Mckinley bill to
ote this year for Harrison and for Re,
ublican Congressman Boston Jour
al
And stated it very we'll and truth.
ully, too.
General Enthusiasm Is now in cop,.
land of the Republican party.-New
ork Recorder
And capable general, too. able to
ad the Republican hosts TO victory.
Peck Of New York got one hand ON. q,
he legal meshes just long enough 60 land
savily between the eyes OF the Demo-
'ats.--St Paul Pioneer Press.
And with the other hand no draw tho