The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-11
The NEWS TURN NOW.

Editors Dana and Watterson, are yet
busily at work on Mr.. Clevelanus poiei-
cal grave. They are making IL SO large
and deep, however. that there Is sus.
picion that 1t Is intended for the vest OF
the party as well.-Newport observer.
When you come. to think or IL, IL
would save digging.
Free coinage dies hard but it's rs dead
as door nail all the same, ana al .he
cloture schemes in the world cannot orihs
it back to life.-Newport Herald.
With half its organs scourging IL an re
free coinage, some with one set OF whips
and others with a quite different iot, ana
the other half, led by the New YORK
World, lashing IL for failing TO fuliil It's
promises of economy, the Democracy
seems to be in bad way.
Now IL Is said that no other state In the
Union can compete with Connecticut IN
the matter of elopements ana divorces.
Yet 1t Is there that they observe SUNDAY
so rigidly.-Journal.
Possibly the Journal means TO inti-
mate that there is causal connection De-
tween Sunday observance and eiope-
ments and divorces.
We have no doubt that DIR. DE Costa
has many admirable personal qualities,
and III he is anxious to bring himseiI pc
fore the public, even at the expense OF MS
self-resrect, he may possibly be excused.
But reverend gentleman VINO rushes
into court to protect a criminal, properly
condemned by twelve Impartial neil,
need not be surprised il he lays himself
open to the suspicion Of seeking notoriety
by very extraordinary means.-New
York Herald.
The position of apologist for such
women as Hattie Adams is not one that
would be relished by many clergymen,
but DIR. De Costa lets his hatred OF DIR.
Parkhurst run away with him.
Every Democrat in the national con-
vention will know that the new move,
ment means that by no possibility could
Senator Hill, If nominated at Chicago,
secure the electoral vote Of New York.
The Hill crowd may reply that IL that Is
so then there is no possibility OF Mr;
Cleveland securing the electoral vote OF
New York, and the result may be that the
Democracy will select some other than
New York man for the Presidency and
give up all hopes of carrying the Empire
State for their ticket.-Newport News.
Which would be equivalent to giving
up all hope of carrying the general elec-
ton. Without New York the Repub-
licans may win, but the Democrats cer-
tainly cannot.
President Harrison says that IL Ameri-
cans would stop going abroad every year
and spend their money at home, their IL
nancial difficulties would soon be over. 1t
is by such little speeches as these that
light is shed upon the workings OF small
mind i'm great ofiice.-Journal.
President Harrison's mind is not a
small one, but if it were. it would be
easily able to grasp the fact that the
annual expenditure of 800, ,000, 900 or so
in foreign countries by Americans would
be a considerable financial loss to the
country. -.
This Democratic Congress is treating
the country to an exhibition of plain and
fancy treasury lootlng such as will great.
ly simplify the way TO Republican victory
in November AS the veto of Republi-
can President stands between the country
and the raiders, it is, perhaps, just as
well that they should go ahead and show
how completely they would empty the
treasury il they had the power.-New
York Press.
The NEWS is sorry to differ from SC
good Republican sheet as the Press,
but there must be a mistake somewhere.
The present Congress is making its
record on economy"
Upon what issues do the Billion Dollar
Democrats propose TO 90 before the coun-
trv in the approaching election New
York World.
Nobody knows and it doesn't in the
least matter. This isn't a Democratic
year.
One of the Wyoming women alternates
is handsome and only 25. This explains
things. Boston Herald.
The other is SO, and both are married
Your explanation explains nothing. One
real explanation is that women vote in
Wyoming and can command attention
A Democratic billion dollar Congress
would demonstrate that the difference be
tween the Republican party and the Demo
cratic party is not so wide as the campaign
orators would like to have us believe
The cohesive power Of public plundel
takes i'm about all kinds OF politics. s.-Bos
ton Herald.
Public plunder How jauntily ant
airily the Herald rattles off the odiou,
words. Yet how nonsensical they are
Neither the fifty-first nor the fifty-sec
ond Congress can be accused of plum
dering. Congressman are in the mair
honest, but you can't expect a Mug
wump to understand or believe it when
they fail to take his advice.
Still the current OF Blaine talk increases
Mt the capital. What a commentary on
Mr.. Harrison's absolute lack of personal
popularity it all is !-Boston Globe.
What bosh Is Carlisle talk or Gormar
n /. ,.o.,,V,aotary on Mr. (1aval,pd,.