The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-01
The NEWS" TURN NOW.

Gen. Brennan, of providence, has re-
Gently declared that the Republican man
| ayers have received a liberal contribution
from the Brewers Association of the
United States for campaign purposes
Newport Enterprises
No, you're mixed mp. What Gen.
Jack did say was. They've got the
halls, but we've got h alcohol"
IL is pretty we'll agreed that the failure
to pass the silver bill will make several of
the Southern States doubtful in the next
election Through the discomfort engen-
dered the Peoples party are hoping Tor
large prosperity in the South and west
Newport News.
The true peoples party is named Re-
publican, and it will get the benefit or
Democratic failures to blunder, as well
rs plumbers.
Grover Cleveland has declined to visit
Providence N make "a campaign speech.
The ex-President knows a thing or two.
lie knows, for instance. that Rhode ISL
and will 90 Republican next week.
Woonsocket Reporter.
You gave Grover credit for too much
sense, altogether. He's coming.
The Democratic party has plain sailing
before il and a good two-thirds of all the
probabilities OF success il il exercises or
binary prudence. New York Herald.
The Herald refers to the Democratic
party i'm the nation, not in Rhode Island.
But what chances it takes which it says,
"if it exercises ordinary prudence
Ever know Democracy to do that!
If Senator Stewart should succeed in
Transferring the FREQ COlnAVa fight tn thP
Republican Senate IL might makec onsid-
cradle more advance than in the Demo
cratic House.-Journal.
1t would progress to the political
waste basket and catch-all much faster;
yes.
II, as it is said, fourteen million dollars
worth of mortgages have been paid OIL in
Kansas within the last twelve months, the
| agricultural agitation in that State need
not be considered seriously hereafter. Pros
porous farmers have no time to dabble N
class politics. journal.
No truer word was ever written.
The calamity howlers are beaten before
hand.
So far the Republican Doodle has not
been distributed to any extent.-New
York World.
How unfortunate for the imported or
gan of the Rhode Island Democracy!
Tidings of grear ~oy-Rhode Island
Democrats will hear ex-President Cleve-
land-he will speak at the Providence
meeting on Saturday. New York
World.
oh, how cheerful everybody is! You can
see manly faces beaming with JOY and
ONE and children crying to each other
from open windows; "Hurrah! Cleve-
land Is coming"
Ellery 7. Wilson.-New York World.
How accurate!
On the occasion of the Democratic mass
meeting Friday evening as there is a de-
sire ON the part of many ladies To be nres=
ent the Democratic city committee have
decided to reserve n certain portion OF the
seats and ladies are cordially invited TO be
present. The seats that are not occupied
by ladies by $50 o'clock, can be taken by
gentlemen at that hour.-Newport Her
aid.
Special invitations will be sent of
course to the HerdLd's underpaid women
compositors!
II YOU hear strange sounds in the air, do
not be alarmed. Little Rhody cannot be
expected to hold all the Democratic wind
that is being forced into it.-Boston News.
No, the gas bag is bound to "bust y
like bib and fuckers collar.
To the Editors Of The Netcs:
You say you will pay "day wages" to
the w~orkingmen's representative abroad.
Doesn't that term need a little definition.
Perhaps the successful candidate wouldn't
want 10 20 abroad at Wardwell day
wages, seventy-five cents a day or 81. 30 per
week. How is this? A VOTER.
No, the News does no propose to pay
workingmen's representative Wardwell
wages but such wages as are enjoyed
by laborers in the much abused protected
industries of Rhode Island. That's
really all you could expect of a Repub-
lican paper. It's only Democrats who
are so truly the w~orkingmen's friends as
to save them the trouble of spending
good wages by not giving them such
wages.