The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-18
The NEWS" TURN NOW

IL Is altogethe mistake 10 suppose
that competition is reducing wages gem
orally In all occupations Con-
stitltion.
Ii is altogether a mistake to Suppose
that wages are being reduced generally
for any cause, because they are not.
In noticeable contrast to the APATHY I"
| exhibited Saturday evening was the en-
thusiasm evoked on the occasion of Gov.
RusselPs visit To Newport. There was
no want OF enthusiasm then, and we all
know that he did not have TO depend
upon funny stories to elicit applause
from his hearers Newport Herald.
Probably Billy didn't feel in funny
mood as he contemplated in advance
his own sure defeat.
There are very queer things moving
around on two legs - New York Re
corder.
Yes, and you always see them when
you have no gun.
The fashionable wedding tour Is drift
ing into the past along with other relics
OF barbarism New York Herald.
Who ever supposed that fashionable
wedding was a relic OF barbarism? We
have been taught that weddings of any
kind were not feature of barbaric
ages.
Mere blarney has no longer potency TO
win votes. The people know perfectly
well where they are at in this campaign
of education. Boston Globe.
We hope the Globe will feel like quot
ing this paragraph from its columns after
November 8.
We are sincerely glad TO hear that Sena- |
tor Roger O. Mills has recovered his |
health.-New York Advertiser.
The return of Mills to the stump is
the only touch of calamity needful to |
round out the disastrous record of the
Democratic party.
The Briggs heresy trial will be n hard
trial on the pablic. Heresy hunters as a
class are not entertaining people Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
Now we think they are-very anus
ing, and vastly entertaining as well.
II looks as If there were more than one
Detective MclIenry at large in the world.
boston Herald.
1t looks TO us very much as though
one of them is engaged writing Herald
just about this time.
There IS political excitement i'm plenty
at Berlin, but then the Germans have "A
very considerable question of State policy
10 discuss. We might infuse some vigor
nto our campaign il proposition en-
,ailing almost universal military service
we're before us.-Journal
We might. Aud, facing almost uni
5ersal destitution at the menace of free
rade, we undoubtedly should, were not
he proposition already certain of de-
eat.
Columbus leaves Lief Ericsson In the
hade ms the discovcrer of America New
hampshire Republican.
Hardly, but at least Columbus was !
he only one whose discovery was of ,
ny particular use to the world.
IL Is only three weeks from to-day. and
he fate of all the ofiice-holders hangs [
in the balarce. The great
rJblem Is which corner Of the country I
ross roads Will hang out the sign of the
ost office. journal.
That is not the problem. The prob .
IN is honest money and protection
Sainst wildcat money and free trade. /
Was this weather discovered 400 years
90 ?-Boston News.
It was. Lief Ericsson struck IL in
abrador and called it Vinland. Cabot
ruck it in Newfoundland. Cartier at [
ochelaga, John Smith in Virginia. o
once de Leon in Florida, Verrazano in =
HoDE ISLAND or thereabouts. Weather -
pan American specially.
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