The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-09


be conclusively settled that Mr.. Cleve-
land Is entitled to speak for the Demo
cratic party, or that he ard his party ere
equally trustworthy. The providence
Jo,.'Ta, is still waiting 70 see really
--PRovIDENCE Journal.
Doubt racks the Journals breast.
This is the doubt, Is Cleveland going to
win?
II Cleveland IN elected next November
the credit must be given to Carnegie
rather than to Whitney or Tammany.-
Woonsocket Reporter.
Nonsense. If Cleveland is elected il
will be because the Democratic leaders
haze again hoodwinked Northern work
ingmen by misrepresenting issues, and
because Tammany has purred obediently
to Cleveland's petting. Carnegie isn't
an issue.
Our neighbor of tho Providence NEWS
thinks IL Is not too s sarS to cSmmephSe ,h, the
this month and next and see how he'll change
his tune. e.-Attleboro sun. The NEWS doesn't
change Its tune; II sings the good old song OF
cold weather. Do you the same.-PRovI-
DENcE NEWS.
The sun is glad OF the imperviousness OF
the NEWS to little things" like the weather
md hopes it may keep on singing yet these
many years.-Attleboro Sun.
And may the Sun shine bright and for
good section of the ''all."
Cleveland has certain rugged honesty
and plainness of character and speech
which give him a popularity not shared
by any other public man.-Harper's
Weekly.
Cleveland is brutally coarse of speech,
If that Is what Curtis is driving at.
There are Al, ,343 first-class reasons why
Democrats should vote for Stevenson for
45.343 represents Republican postmaster
dismissed from Office by Mr.. Stevenson.
At the same time il should be remembered
10 the everlasting credit of Hon. Grover
Cleveland that this great work of politi-
cal reform was accomplished with his
knowledge and consent. He never raised
ais voice 10 stay the axe, although mug
wumpdom was vociferous with howls.-
New York Sun.
For shame Cleveland is a civil ser
vice reformer; ask George William
Curtis, he knows.
The candidate Of the Peoples party is
Gentleman OF irreproachable moral char
acter. and q deyout believer in the princi-
pies Of his party. - Pawtuxet Valley
Cleaner.
So is Br'er Jasper devout believer
that the "sun do move" and most
estimable individual, but he wouldn't
De fit candidate for an astronomical
professorship. Weaver may be church
member and q leader of prayer meetings
contrary, but he is king pin crank,
nd av<x 1,a, .l,n
OF of irresponsible fanatics by his nom-
ination.
A constitution invigorated and refreshed
y he higher attitudes of SUMMER climes,
) hardly proof against the sickening po-
itical miasma that overspreads this city
md State Pawtucket Gazette aud
Chronicle.
Mr.. Lee seems to regret his return
from California.
There certainly is no, hing which should
hinder any citizen from casting his vote
aud using his influence for the Repub-
lican candidates, IL he believes in protec-
ion, equality according to law, and an
enterprising, liberal and honest admin
istra;ion; or for the Democratic caudi-
rec coinage of silver and unintelligent
public expenditures, under the direction
# the solid South.-Burrillville Gazette.
Fact; the Democracy advocates her.
estes enough to release the members of
the rival crank and one idea parties from
throwing Prohibitory or Peoples party
votes into the air. It's a year for a
straight fight and no scattering.
II seems like the irony of destiny that
Bidwell should be the candidate of the
Prohibition party for President OF the
United States, after having amassed
fortune by the manufacture aud sale OF
brandy aud wine on the Pacific coast
Pawtucket Tribune.
That's all right. His barrels have
provided bar'l.
Carnegie was yesterday granted the
''freedom" of an English city for his gift
Of el 600 for n public library, at the very
hour when his men were being shot down
like dogs because they resented the insult
of an invasion of an armed force OF hire
ings.-Woonsocket Call.
No Mysteries. Carnegie's men did
tall lot of shooting themselves, and MUIR
dering the Presidents English won't
mend matters. "Was granted" is an
abomination.
ExGov. Campbell of Ohio is almost as
sure that Cleveland will be elected Pres-
dent as he was last fall that he himself
would be reelected Governor Mr.
Campbell knows no more about the
future than man of only tenth of his
general knowledge. PROVIDENCE Jour
ual.
Meaning, perhaps, the Journals para
grapher? Doesn't the journal wish it
had the gift of prophesy, to be certain
when it jumps of landing on the win
ming side?