The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-04
THE PULSE OF THE PRESS.

Emperor William Is advised by some OF
his countrymen to get out or Germany III
he doesn't like the way things are going.
That's business.-Boston News.
The New Orleans fight was postponed
last night on account of the sore throat OF
one of the combatants. Prize-tghters
should be more careful OF their throats.
They are inclined TO talk too much
Chicago Post.
One year from tomorrow an eminent
citizen will be inaugurated President OF
the.United States. AS TO his full name
and address, good deal depends upon
what happens between now and Noyem-
ber-Boston Herald.
Russia is not the most likely country to
go TO for hints on practical legislation
but there Is much good sense in the pro-
vision that knowledge of the language
and the laws of the land shall be essential
conditions to naturalization. -Pawtucket
Times.
Congressman Page having left Wash
ington to attend TO politics at home, ii is
not probable that Congress will authorizc
apublic building at Woonsocket until
after the April election-possibly not un-
I'll after the Hill convention at Chicago
Woonsocket Reporter.
Senator Carlisle says: eyes, am for
free silver" but the Senator, who has II
Presidential bee in his hat, adds: This
Oh, no. Let's try TO pull the wool over
the dear peoples eyes first. after we
get in il will be time enough to show our
hands. lnter-Ocean.
The Eagle would be unfair to an emf
nent Democrat if it omitted to say that
David b. Hill as lieutenant governor of
the State of New York and presiding
officer of the State Senate, counted a
quorum in that body, again and again,
years before Mr.. Reed as speaker ever as
sumed to do the same thing in the Re
publican House of Representatives -
Brooklyn Eagle.
We are now within n few days of the
convention and it would now appear as if
Mr.. Brown would be nominated with
cordiality and unanimity. This will GER
tainly be pleasant for the nominee and
also for the party at large, and will enable
everybody TO go into the gubernatorial
campaign with plenty of enthusiasm.
This is as it should be; there will be
nothing in the way OF internal strife 10
contend with. a spirited and enthusiastic
campaign will elect Mr.. Brown on April
6th.-Newport Observer.
Now that the supreme court OF the
United States, the highest authority in the
land, has declared the Tom Reed method
OF counting quorum in sight as proper
and legal, the genial eX-speaker OF the
national house is Justly entitled 10 the
crown Democratic cartoonists have ac-
corded him. lie is in fact as well as in
fun the Caesar of American parliament
tarians, and his rulings will now become
authority in all legislative and delibera-
tive bodies. Woonsocket Reporter.
"What is TO be the policy of the Demo
Gratis regarding free silver ?' was the
question | propounded To Senator Hill OF
New York to-day.
Mr.. Hill smiled one of his knowing
smiles and replied with an innocence child
like and bland:
:" am "A new senator and have not, as
yet, been able to discover that the Demo
Gratis have policy about anything
Correspondence.
IL must be awful annoying to the free
trade editor of the Boston Herald to have
the market editor continually knocking
him out with sucn facts and observations
as the following at is n fact that the
woolep mills all over the country are
doing remarkably well. There is "A long
list of woolen mills TO be built the coming
season in the New England States, also of
mills to be enlarged and improved. These
lists embrace mills that are TO make dress
goods in particular and almost every sort
of woolen fabric in general. 1t is evident
that woolen manufacturers are doing
well-making money, IN short. Spring
field Union.