The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-08
The NEWS" TURN NOW.

gratitude TO the quartet OF great itepuoli
cans who ven down into Rhode Island 70
battle for IN cause OF protection ana
sound money. Reed, Mckinley. Frye and
Dolliver did noble work for Republican
ism.-New York Press.
And from its heart Of hearts Rhode
Island thanks them; but why forget
Tracy, or that indefatigable and most
efficient speaker Roswell Il. Horn?
Brigadier Brennan is engaged to-day in
the business OF knitting Mr.. McNally.-
-Pawtucket Times.
Well, he succeeded enormously.
We are glad that we are able to talk
about something besides politics in this
issue, to-day being a sort OF a political
interregnum. We our read
ers to our illusions on "Gentie Spring"
and other harmless subjects. -Pawtucket
Tribune.
Postscript-April 7-tientle spring be
bowed! This is a cold day.-Mayor G.
Rhode Island will nave a plurality Gov
ernor again, and he will be a Republican.
IN. Y. Sun.
He'll be a majority Governor and his
name it is Brown.
1t sends q hide-bound Republican into
fits to hear the name Of the Hon. George
Fred Williams. Worcester Post.
Yes. Fits of laughter.
1t was the first battle fought upon
broad issues, and won by the party that
regards first the welfare of Americans
aud the protection of American industries.
New England does not desire free trade
n will not indorse it.-Boston News.
And New England does not desire
free silver and will not endorse it.
And now Honolulu is trying to have a
revolution.-Newport News.
Let 'em send for a "World' special
bureau and they'll probably accom-
plish "a revolution into the soup.
A Florida firm is making cigars for for
eignlpotentates that cost $500 a thousand
M-eoffseekct Reporter.
Pretty cheap for potentates, aud
pretty dear for cigars. Which do you
mean!
1t was tho briskest election day In all
Little RLody's interesting history. -Bos-
ton Globe.
The NEWS tried to make 1t brisk and
we are glad to have succeeded.
Among the results of the campaign may
be mentioned "a considerable addition TO
the waste paper In Rhode Island junk
shops and to the circulation figures OF "A
New York Observation-Disclosures Jour
nal.
Junk shop circulation in Rhode Island
is very profitable to advertisers in New
York.
Granite is the bed rock of the world.
Ii Is from two to ten times AS thick rs the
united thicknesses of all other rocks
Westerly Tribune.
And granite is the solid strength Of
Republican party's foundation.
All eyes on Rhode Island. Speak up
little one.-New Bedford Evening Jour
nal.
Little Rhody spoke up clear and loud
and her sister states are applauding.
The country is waiting to see whether
those who have benefited most by protec-
ton can be seduced by the specious argu-
ments of the free traders into a position
of hostility to the Republican policy
Brooklyn Times.
They cannot. 1t is plainly and en-
phatically proven, and the NEWS is
proud of its share in the demonstration.
Nine-tenths of the voters i'm Rhode ISL
and took sides in yesterdays election with
an impartiality which shows that they
arrange themselves very evenly and that
the State can easily be turned one way
or the other by the tenth, which says lit.
tie and thinks much.-Journal.
The .Tenthn is talking loud as well as
thinking hard at present about the
paper that betrayed the independents,
betrayed the Democrats and hoodooed
the Republicans.
The Democrats of Newport have reason
to be proud of the result of their work at
the polls yesterday. Newport Herald.
That's a fact. They downed Honey.
the proprietor Of the Herald, and it was
a good job.
Man il human save on election day.
Then he's inhuman. Pawtucket Tri-
bune.
Well, perhaps il was a trife cruel.
But il had to be done.
WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT 1T.
For sale cheap: A Cleveland bonn.