The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
THE" NEWS" TURN NOW

ln[ NrWO lUkN NUW
The efforts of Republicans to empha-
size the fact that the sound money Demo
Gratis are struggling against their own
party must necessarily remind the coun-
try how creditable il Is to these Demo
Gratis TO resist che erroneous tendencies of
their party associates. journal.
Yes, Mrs Partlngton was good soul
She meant well. But she couldn't stop
the Atlantic with her brossn.
The paramount duty of Democrats this
year is 10 elect Democratic president and
another Democratic House.-New York
World.
Another Democratic House! Thou
sands of Democrats will calculate fer
yently, May Heaven forfend!'
IL may yet result that Mr.. Cleveland
may be called upon to leaSthe Democratic
column 10 victory. The State conyen-
tions as they occur may develop senti-
ment for Mr. Cleveland that will be strong
enough TO overbear the New York
trouble. e.-Telegram.
All! Hedging on Hill Good scheme
after New Iork's spring elections
Gov. Flowers appointment of two we'll
known Cleveland men 10 important offices
is probably intended rs peace Offering To
the friends of the eN-President. If Mr..
Flower believes that he can strengthen
himself as Presidential possibility by
catering Co both factions, well and good,
but Inc has not done anything yet as COVER
nor OF New York 10 commend himself es-
pecially TO the sui1rages OF intelligent vo-
ters. He has indeed. intensified the origi-
nal opinion that he is rather an ordinary
man.-Journal
Here's gratitude for you. Rats. Rats!
Mugwump rats. cries Flower.
Tom Reed speaking for the Republicans
in the House, says I'VE want 10 kill free
silver because we believe it is "A bad thing
for the country" He wants che Bland bill
brought up aud killed, thinking "the best
thing IS TO Kill it i'm such way as 20 end
IL for the present Congress" This Is good
enough doctrine for any honest man.
How many Republicans in the House in
dorse it and viii act according TO it.-Tel-
egram.
SO you're another who wants the Re-
publicans to come over into Macedonia?
Why don't you stand by your party, Mr..
Telegram, and not lean on him you have
called the ''ex-Czar!"
Recently the secretary of the Associa-
tion of Wool Manufacturers has taken it
upon himself TO refute the strong evi-
dence presented by Mr. Wells He de
clared, for example, that "guaged by the
standard OF relative wages, the American
people are the most cheaply clothed of
any people. Telegram.
Which nobody can deny unless he is
prepared to call black white, or the Iele-
gram a courteous sheet and loving.
They have "a mean cussn at Newport
Fall River News.
They're mighty lucky if they have
only one.
II the Democratic convention tomorrow
should not deliver to the Hon. John q.
Perry the goods which that gentleman
publicly announces he has paid for-all
the party asked, and more. too-he wou Id
have a good cause In a snt for obtaining
money under false pretenscs. Woonsock-
ct Reporter.
That's right, Mr.. Perry. Sue the
thieves Make 'em give your money
back! It's downright robbery. Make
'em pay for it
''No more money for public buildings"
says the chairman of the committee on
public buildings and grounds of the Ma
tiOnal House of Representatives. What
do YOU think OF that, our friends in Woon-
Weekly.
Woonsocllet is in hard luck all along
tie line this year. But now that it has
seen the error of its ways and become
surely Republican, it may have passed
the darkest night and brighter times be
almost IN view.
James G. Blaine is wasting his splendid
abilities in attempting TO defend a son
such rs James G. Blaine, Jr., has proven
himself TO be.-Chicago Post
Yet the father should be the first TO
defend, the last TO abandon, son how
ever reckless should he not?
If the rumor of David B. Hill's coming
marriage TO the Widow Manning is true,
as seems likely, he has timed his nuptials
its shreWdly as he timed his snap conven-
tion. Aud doubtless with the same end in
view.-New Bedford Journal.
Somehow, no one seems to believe that
David is capable of falling in love with
both eyes shut, so to speak. They are
aye spierin' GOT the why and wherefore.
Ballot box stufling comes so naturally
TO the Democrats that they resort To it to
defeat each other-Pawtucket Times.
And they have succeeded i'll defeating
each other. That's the best of it!
In "A caucus where there are nearly 200
votes cast, and the two sides are about
evenly divided. it would be almost mira
Gle if there were not some ungentlemaniy
epithets exchanged. But it does not be-
come n newspaper 10 spread them broad
cast.-Pawtucket Tribune
Except when it's the other party
which does the quarreling. Then a
strict regard for its duty as great
moral organ would undoubtedly compel
the reluctant Tribune to publish the
facts with "a scare head. Oh, these con-
sistent Democrats!
Palmer and Russell is the ticket which
grows i'm favor throughout the Northwest
1t would be "a taking ticket. Newport
News.
Yes. il would take just about two
weeks to knock it skyhigh. A veteran
of seventy-six and bright young fell
low wouldn't make very much of a
team. Youth and Grabbed age.