The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-04
THE NEWS" TURN NOW

The NEWS" TURN NOW
Has not society some rights7 Should
not the lawyer recollect the claims of the
home, the right of guilelessness, OF fee
bleness, to 20 forth on its daily round
of duties =? Is u felons worthless life
or an advocates longing for his fee
paramount to the security of the publici
-Pawtucket Chronicle.
This of Almy. But delay is not es-
cape. He will hang.
We protest against any abuse of the
President from whatever motive. He has
given the country clear, high-minded
and able administration, and Is entitled
to full credit for his conspicuous share In
its great achievements. This he should
have whether he is or Is not renominated.
Fall River News.
And this he will get from all thinking
and loyal Republicans.
Mayor Honey of Newport may be an
expert in municipal ballot counting, but
when it comes to legislative contests he
seems to be something of a dullard.-
Woonsocket Reporter.
Oh, Honey is good enough at contest
ing, but it's an awful handicap to fight
for such bad cause.
Just mt this time the plight of tht Re
publican party must be humilating to
those who remember and took part in the
momentous achievements of that political
organization in the past. To-day the des-
o<,f has nrfx hty,e, haa
of single individual. Its prospects
stand to be stimulated or blighted, as the
case may be, by Blaine's ability or inabil-
ity to assimilate soft-boiled egg.-Paw-
tucket Tribune.
What awful rot. The Republican
party has one, two, three-in short $40
candidates, with any one of whom
splendid victory can be won over dis
united and discredited Democracy.
Anyone having in their possession few bottles
OF water drawn from the Fountain of Youth should
send them at once express paid the Office OF the
Secretary of State, Washington, ID. C. warm
letter of thanks will be received by return post
Providence Journal.
Wouldn't the Journal like TO see the
bottles labelled, from your friends in the
woods" with all the legend implies!-
Burrillville News.
1t can't be so bad as all that. Surely
the journal hasn't murder in its heart
when it views with jaundiced eye and
that tired feeling III its epigastrium, the
popularity Of the great Secretary.
Miss MILDLY Morgan, at one time quite
conspicuous as the only live stock woman
newspaper reporter, IS dead Newport
News.
Not the only, perhaps, but certainly
the most famous. Miss Morgan was
born in Italy and learned all about
horses in the royal stables, where her
father was director. To the end of her
days she was the best judge OF horse
flesh in the United States, could give
valuable tips" on races, but did not bet
herself, and knew more about beef cat
tie than any expert IN the business.
She made money, kept 1T and built
queer house on Staten Island, and her
sister, who has feminine tastes, decor
ated it with mural paintings through
out.
The people have ever been to the Re-
publican party buy thing 10 be bullied
sometimes, often cajoled aud always de-
ceived.-Newport Herald.
Here it is again. What place does
the Republican party occupy in the
animal creation! Is it not composed of
human beings; does it not, in snort, in.
clude good share of the people?
1t must be Harrison or Blaine and
either can be elected.-Pawtuxet Valley
Cleaner.
Tue for you; either can be and one
in all probability will be.
The logic of the campaign would be
complete III the candidates were Cleveland
aud Mckinley Bedford Journal.
All right; we've no objection in life to
pitting them against each other.
All, what n difference on Tuesday
Newport Observer.
IL was indeed rough on Newport for
Honey to show himself such "A fool.
Probably the best evidence that could
be afforded that antl-tariff talk isn't
popular lies In the fact that congressman
by accident OF the vintage Of 1880 are
fading gracefully but In good time from
public gaze.-Newport Observer.
There's Shermie Hoar for instance;
dropping like pink azalias in the hot
sun.
Massachusetts prohibitionists can enjoy
all the active possibilities Of "a political
campaign. though they cannot convert
the masses to their one-idea standard.-
Worcester Post.
Some folks may think il fun to fish in
a wash-tub or cistern. but the NEWS
tautog and trout outfits would go beg
ging II everybody was Of that opinion.
There are people whose zeal Tor the
Democratic ticket, even with Mr.. Clsye.