The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-13
The NEWS" TURN NOW

The voters felt some All the time HarrIsons
tha great Victory and and the @ tciaimantsl bulletin
| fairly cheered them boards, fully 200 persons
b
contagious that even sound OF exuliaiion arose,
On s sr a e @era u o
Ing as big a noise AS the AID staunch and excts,
Importance OF the occas- BILE ones, too.-Claimant,
| ion seemed TO Demand June IL.
| Claimant, June 10.
"Ralph Waldo Emerson in his essay
on 'Self Reliance" says "With con-
sistency great soul has simply nothing
| to do" The conclusion is easily reached.
Aside from the inconsistency of these
two clippings there seems something in
congruous about one of them. That
chagrined voters shonld cheer them
selves hoarse over the great victory was
indeed unusual. Possibly "Great Soul"
did not write this statement.
New York was permitted to name the
candidate for Vice President on the ticket,
and the delegates from the other, States
dutifu!ly did as they were told. This
seems to put upon New York an extra
load of responsibility. 1t must justify
the choice by electing him.-Providence
Journal
Our genial contemporary knows IL
well. 1t was no longer ago than Satur-
day it was remarking on the dash the
newspaper Vice-President will cut in
Washington.
Like other Republican papers, the Sun
will swallow its disappointment, but it
will not be SO dishonest as to pretend that
it is tickled with the conventions choice.
1t would be absurd for the sun to pretend
that it is pleased with the result OF the
Minneapolis ntion.-Attleboro Sun.
Oh, come, friend; follow Blaine's ad-
vice and turn the guns against the enc
my. The NEWS was a Blaine paper but
now it regards its first duty to the
Maine man rs well as to the party to be
honest and earnest allegiance to Benja-
min Harrison.
The (Ctdtmdnt) extra contained 11J< col
umns of convention news. the Bulletin
columns and the other sheet 9 col
umns Claimant.
Not including cuts and editorial COM
ments, the NEWS, which is probably
''the other sheet" alluded to, contained
in its convention extra 81 columns of
convention news, and the Claimant a
little less than 81 columns. Difference,
one sixth Of a column, with this advan-
tage for the NEWS, it had things
straighter, and had sold out and begun
running its presses on third orders be-
fore the Claimant was on the street at
all.
The' Hon. Richard Croker, leader of
Mr.. Murphy and said: ''The Democratic
National Convention will make q big
mistake IL il nominates Mr.. Cleveland" ;"
New York Sun.
"The Hon. Richard" indeed. The
b'hoys won't know Dick with such a
handle to his name.
The Republican party may be congratu-
lated that it has come out OF convention,
which was not without it's dangers with
a clean candidate for the Presidency; that
il has In Harrison represent ative who
will not need to be defended in point Of
character; and that it has done its share
to make the contest before the countrys a
contest in which principles are prominent
ly in issue. Boston Herald.
Oh, thanks! Very kind.
If you have any desire to know who
will be the next President keep your eye
on the Chicago convention which will
soon meet. et.-Pawtucket Tribune
Just to find out in spirit of pardon
able curiosity who won't be. The next
President has been named. He is called
Ben Harrison. The Tribune is welcome
to this information.
II Is whispered about that the Demo-
Gratis are preparing for red hot cam
paign in this State this fall. We hope so,
for IL the Democrats don't try TO do some
thing very smart there will be little In
the way Of amusement for the Republic
cans except the absurdities of the Demo-
cratic party organ in Providence.-Paw-
tuxet Valley Cleaner.
Ex-organ, friend: and at the rate it's
running down hill therell be more "ex"
than ever to it by fall.
We congratulate the victorsl Burrill-
Vile is again Republican!-Pascoag
Herald.
All there! Stay there!
lie Providence NEWS approuve la fonda
tion dun journal du matin franchement
republican,, a Springfield. Mass. Vous
avez raison, confrere. lie Springfield Re-
publican est un ,n,igtcunp meprisable
qui ma de symyathies que pour les demo
crates. Tant pis pour lui sill nest pas
reste fidele a son titre.-L Esperance.
So inuch the worse indeed. The Re
publican has made itself the laughing
stock Of Springfield by sending out
marked copies containing its whine
against Legitimate competition at the
rate of three TO every household In the
city.
The White House has been repaired and
reps ired, rsmodeled aud renovated, aud