The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-01

Anarchy must be cleaned out. And
probably Il would be wise to begin with y
lot of soap and scrubbing brushes.-N. Y.
Press.
No. Constitution forbids it. Soap
and brushes, to an Anarchist, would pe
"cruel and unusual"
solidly for the Republican ticket.-Brook-
lyn Eagle.
And the vote of book readers and in.
telligent people generally. Yes weli'
The Providence NEWS in its "Advan-
tages of PROVIDENCE" set forth SO prom
inently on its editorial page, fails to state
the number of saloons In the city. VI
course the NEWS considers the saloons an
advantage. Times.
II we had considered them an ad-
vantage we should have put them IN the
list. They are not. II is an advantage,
however, that they are kept OF the
principal retail street.
The newspapers are taking quite too
much notice OF young Iams.-Newport
News.
Yes, but there is so little going on at
this time of year.
And Congress forgot the bankruptcy
bill, too.-Woonsocket Reporter.
And Chicago, aud the countrys honor
and repute.
The Democratic press should not lose
sight of the excellent campaign material
furnished by the promised calamity to
the cotton crop.-Newport Observer.
The Democratic press will let cotton
alone. Cotton is southern industry,
and its ruin is no joke to the brigadiers.
Writers of campaign songs will please
bear In mind that Adlai rhymes with
gladly, not hooray.
From the mournful prospect, shouldn't
say it rhymed with either.
Why does Republican appeal for a
fair election and an honest count suggest
to this Democratic editor that IA demand
is made for "a bayonet behind every bal
lot, negro behind everv bay0net, and
John l. Davenport behind every negro in
the land?" IL it means anything IL clearly
means that nothing short or force will IN
duce the Democrats to obey the constitu.
tion of their country. England
Torchlight.
That's pretty well understood isn't il?
Et ii ny a pas de Canadien- n-americain
bien pensant qui n'approuve pas le presi-
dent Harrison ct le Congress a Get regard.
(retaliation on Canada III Esperance.
Canadian-Americans are before all
things else American citizens.
British FIRE. trade makes pauper out
of every thirty-eight inhabitants" says
Gen. George A. Sheridan, who has Just
returned from Europe, where he went to
study the tariff question. The Demo
cratic argument looks rather slim In the
face Of the existing demonstrations Of its
failacy.-Newport Mercury.
There isn't any argument left; it's all
cry and no wool.
Has not Newport's railroad taught her
Its sad profit to computef
To COney Island state it's brought her,
Wrecked worldwide fsme-the accursed
A. d. lsas-iscO. Newport Herald.
Has not Newport's headpiece taught her
Railroad profits 70 compute
To what dismal state twoald bring her
No cars, no boats no excursion fruit.
Get the rich blessing that comes to one
"who gives a cup of cold water" rather
than the curse OF Dives, who in the other
world longed for a drop of cold water
to be given him by the despised lazarus.
Citizen.
The "blessing" in Pawtuxet water is
too often typhoid poison; a curse as po-
tent as any in beer.
Absolute free trade exists in no conn
try. Certain articles must pay a revenue
i'm order to carry on the government, and
the question is simply how large the
tariff shall be and upon what articles 1t
shall be levied. The free trade" buga-
boo Is worn threadbare long enough
Newport Herald.
But the NEWS will not insult the
Herdlds intelligence so far as to pre-
sumo it ignorant of the fact that it is
the basic principle of a revenue tariff
that it shall not be protective; that is,
that it shell be levied on articles not
produced in the country.
What's the matter with the PROVIDENCE
NEWS manY BY what authority does he
speak of the Daily Cleaner as the "Patv-
turet Valley Daily Cleaner" and of the
PdtCturet Vdlley Ddtly Times as the
Arctic IYmes3' Is this case of malice
or simply decentralization
caused by intense heat!-P. V. u. Times.
Just to save time and effort in hot
weather; that's all. Hereafter how
would the p. V. d. T. and p. V. d. G..
do?
"THE DEADLY TROLLEY"