The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-05
Will be the going horse, in fact.

Times.
Will be the going horse, in fact.
New York city after hearing every
thing that could be said against the troll
ley, has decided to adopt it. The same Is
where the merits Of the system have been
discussed and acted upon. - Newport
News.
People always kick against improve
ments beforehand and wonder after
ward how they ever got along without
them.
For two or three elections some dis
gruntled so-called Democrats IN Woon-
socket have done nothing else but pay
on old scores. They defeated Governor
Davis In 1891, and Governor Wardwell IN
1892. although their own young, active,
energetic representative was on the
ticket--Pawtucket Tribune.
Perhaps it was "because," instead OF
although" But the Reporter OF
Woonsocket says: Mayor Carroll is
hustler and generally gets what he
wants in politics, irrespective OF Woon-
sockets desires or ambitions. Conse-
quently Woonsocket Democrats will.
probably, as heretofore, cheerfully sec
ond his efforts. What else is theie for
them to do, If loyal?'
1t is a favorite pastime with Republi-
can writers to assert that the Democrats
dodge the issues of the present cam
paign.-Newport Herald.
1t is. The fact gives us great deal
OF pleasure in the present campaign.
Gov. Mckinley Is reported as having
fears for Ohio. The danger OF over-con-
iidence. which scared the New York
Tribune so nightly, Is evidently past
for the Repnblicsus.-Jo
Does the Journal accept the report as
well authenticated, or is it merely re-
peating the stale lies of the same Demo
cratic maligner?
The rumors of enormous campaign
funds are noised very freely abroad, but
1t il safe to say that neither party has
enough to buy all the purchasable votes
which will be openly offered for sale.
This is the standing disgrace OF our great
nation.-Journal.
The Journals opinion that the ina
bility OF either party to purchase all the
purchasable votes Is the standing dis
grace of our great nation is about what
we might have inferred, but it is sur
prising that the Journal should express
gusted utterance of a disappointed in
tiuence vendor.
When newspaper that claims to be re-
putable makes as q statement OF fact an
assertion that Is not true and its un-
truthfulness is pointed out, there is only
one honorable course to pursue. and that
IL to acknowledge the rror.-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
This doctrine is all right, but some of
the newspapers that claim to be reput-
able would have to double their size to
practice it.
Mr.. Cleveland is begging for Grace on
his long past due political notes.-New
York Recorder.
He'll get the grace all right on Novem-
Der S-coup de grace.
Civilization is dawning in New York
city. The board Of aldermen has passed
railway lines to run electric cars-Min-
neapolis Tribune.
The same kind of civilization is dawn
ing in PROVIDENCE.
II Chairman Neverresign Harrity sees
fit to make the Democracy OF this couu-
try tool to further The selfish interests
or JoO lou OF cocoanut-neaueu poiiti-
clans of New York. it is for Mr.. Grace
and other Mugwumps to keep their
mouths shut and do AS they are ordered
Chicago Mail.
How can a Mugwump be expected to
keep his mouth shut?
Every woman Is sorry for some other
woman on account of something her hus-
band told her about the other woman's s
husband.-Atchison Globe.
Bosh of the worst sort. When will
writer's who wish to be considered funny
quit exploiting this line of SANDER and
utter Stiffness!
sOCIETY's NEW KING.