The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-18
The NEWS" TURNNOW.

'Sss@ho ohu C&uOiu Wohe
going to mako reality OF at least the
nrst part of bis prediction before Clcve
lands nomination that his selection
would mean for the Democratic party,
marching through a slaughter house 70
an open grave. JSurnaL
Great shame 't'would be to scare of
the Democratic protectionists, wouldn't
1t! Ehe Journal makes it its business
In life to guard against this catastrophe.
Kentucky and Rhode Island require
methods. and yet we all understand
that the star-eyed herself must yield in
free trade enthusiasm to the Journal.
Mr.. Cleveland Is developing letter
writing propensity which bodies no good.
westerly Narragansett Weekly
Bless you, he's got it all developed,
and as Brer Dana transfers to his edi-
torial columns the correspondence " on
being invited to presidential bar
becue" and that son receiving a four
leaf clover badge from the West" not
to mention that "on hardships in the
mining regions" you can fairly hear the
cat miauw and see his fur rise with dis
gust and indignation. The cat still
hates Cleveland, though Dana has to
make pretence of supporting him.
The highest wages paid at Homestead were
nearly $s.75 per day. There aren't four free
trade editors In New England who get as
much-and not one who earns it.-Providence
News
Macy editors in New England will not
care to answer this statement for fear OF
being called "free traders" - Newport
Herald.
Ashamed of your platform, are you?
Well, we don't wonder: no northern
Democrat who is not Mugwump can
be expected to like it. But he needn't
lie about it, as he mostly does that is
going little too far.
The leaders of the strike disclaim all
responsibility for the actions OF the
strikers, but they are responsible because
they had no moral right to order a strike
unless they were able to control the men,
Woonsocket Call.
This is the Calls position in the Buffalo
matter, but when there was chance
to make little political capital out of
abusing Carnegie. then the Gail looked
upon rioting in Homestead rather more
leniently. But we observe that most
Democratic papers, since the first flush
of their enthusiasm for disorder wore
off, have quieted down quite agood deal.
1t would be difficult to find in modern
Massachusetts, an exact counterpart of
this venerable apostle OF bayonet legisla-
tion for the south Senator Hoar). This,
however, is somewhat different from say
ing that his place in the Senate could not
be better filled than 1t is-PRovIDENCE
Journal.
Perhaps the editor of the Journal
could be induced to write that scorcher
on the Force" bill for the Democratic
campaign book for which B'rer Dana
hasn't the time and B'rer Hill hasn't the
inclination. We venture the prediction
that he'd do the thing up in great style.
An accused criminal should be given
every possible opportunity. Efforts 70
against Lizzie Borden are all wrong In
Bedford Journal.
True enough, but why do you call Liz
zie Borden IAN accused criminal? Per-
haps she's an accused innocent person.
And why, oh, why do you say "should
be given?
Le travailleur qui vote pour les Demo-
Gratis vote pour s'0ter lie pain de Ia bouche.
Il Esperance
The truth in one sentence let the
among the Democratic
brethren deny or disguise their free
trade platform as they will.
Asbury Park is growing to be favorite
dueling place, If the reports from there
Of frequent clashes are true. But the
hand of the hotel proprietor's advertising
agent is seen in them. Boston News.
You don't accuse the truly good Dea-
con Bradley, who won't even let men
20 in bathing in sleeveless bathing suits,
of trying to work up fake" duels, do
you? Oh. there's no more faith in this
poor world.
Bv the way, no one has turned up to
ieny his (Steve's) membership in that
nalodorus body of organized traitors (the
knights of the Golden Circle). ).-Attleb boro
Sun.
Oh, yes; "Sir" Adlai tried to deny it
but was met by so many affi-
lavits from persons of veracity and
standing that he has found discretion
he better part of valor and keeps
mighty mum, latterly.
Congressman Watson says that he
proved conclusively that nine men were
trunk on the floor Of the House of Repre-
entutlveS ldSJ WluteT. IL tudJ Is dll Lno
will be surprised. = Newport
News.
Is the NEWS so dyspeptic and uncharit-
lble as to suppose that the number of
willing to appear upon the
loor of the House in drunken condi-
ion is greater than nine? We do not
,elieve 1t.
None of the campaign uniform manu-
acturers have yet received an order from
James G. Blaine for q uniform. Pawtucket
Tribune.
It might be better to say "has re-
eived," none bring an abbreviation of
no one;" however, not to put too fine
,oint upon it, Chairman Carter has
eceived Blaines pledge To take the
tump for Harrison, and that means
n.re than forty uniforms.
Queen Columbia is thinking strongly of |
sending" for Mr.. Cleveland. 1t Is a
itching fashion. n.-Boston Globe.
You must have got that by grapevine |
elegraph. None Of the rest of us have
card of such silly intention.
Every dollar given to the Western Dem
cratic campaign fund for the legitimate
y no N aes Of nonorab ble Dolttical work will 1