The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-23
The NEWS TURN NOW.

/ @Oe Va AAtC III tHC
howl OF remonstrance which follows he
audacious remark.
Gov. William Mckinley arrived in thi,
city yesterday on his way to Vermont
where he intends to make one or tw,
speeches before proceeding down East t,
Maine TO engage in further campaign
work. Sill la er he is booked to appear
on the stump In Connccticut.-N. Y. Tri
bune.
Bring him here. We want to heal
him in RHODE ISLAND.
A junk dealer is an authority for tn,
statement that there is no such thing as
waste paper. Nashua, n. H., Republi
can.
Has he heard that the New York
World wasted 102 tons of paper in
printing its edition last Sunday!
The walking delegat, should co.
Springfield Union.
Well, isn't he walking all the time?
The Democrats of Iowa have made a
| mistakI.-New York Sun.
OF course, or they wouldn't be Demo-
Gratis. The SIN isn't altogether, ac-
cording to modern definition.
The predominance of State authority
over mob power must be established. IL
is essential to the maintenance of law and
the preservation Of order.-N. Y. World.
The Worlds former editor, Mr.. Smith,
was bounced for excusing mob violence.
His successor, Mr.. Harvey, is steering
very clear of that particular danger.
Why should Massachusetts, vote for
Cleveland ?--Boston Post.
We don't know. No one does.
Nancy Hanks pulled down the record
second and half But the bicycle vehi-
Gle which she pulled is said to be "two
seconds faster" than the old-fashioned
sulky. Maud S. aud Sunol should be
given another chance. - Chicago Inter
Ocean.
What could another chance do with
'em? Don't you mean that another
chance should be given Sunol and Maud
S.. Even the cultured West bungles
sometimes.
The governors of these United States
are big men, of course, but 1t taxes q riot
to make people familiar with their names.
Boston Globe.
True. Those newspaper readers are
rare who can name ten governors cor
rectly.
The men who have succeeded in reduc-
ing Sullivan's grth six inches should
tackle Cleveland Even his corpulency
may hope for relief.-Boston News.
1t isn't necessary. Grover can reduce
his girth at home, without publicity,
without injury to his health and with
out discomfort, by following the plain
rules the PROVIDENCE NEWS printed
some days ago.
But in the meantime let all union men
remember that violence never won
strike; that the man who advocates viol-
ence is an enemy; that he is probably a
pinkerton man and an agent provoca-
teur that none but tried and true men
should be placed in positions Of trust and
authority. The Union Printer.
This is extremely good advice from
the organ OF a conservative union. If
every union man who advocates vio-
lence were summarily sat upon, unions
would be all the better aud stronger for
it.
The PROVIDENCE Or. I) NEWS says that
the editorial articles of the New York
World are beneath contempt What
hideous sentiment is it which lies Just be-
low contempt in the strata of the human
mindp The World long ago abandoned
its editorials as an intellectual force, aud
is now depending upon Mr.. Pulitzer's
campaign subscriptions-S5,00 900 for RHODE
ISLAND and $4,000 for the illimitable
West--N. Y. Advertiser.
IL the Western campaign Turns out as
the RHODE ISLAND one did, he's leaning
on reed.
A PROVIDENCE Republican club gave n
clambake at which was ladies table. ~
graced by the presence OF thirty of RHODE
ISLANDS fairest daughters. Somebody
suggested that they should be polled for
the purpose OF ascertaining their prefer
ences for Presidential candidates. The
result showed that twenty-seven of them
were fore Cleveland and three for liarri-
sou. In moment OF inspiration big Tom
Reed declared that the shopping women
OF America beat the Republican party in
1890 IL looks as though they were going
to beat 1t again In 1892 brooklyn Eagle.
No PROVIDENCE Republican Club has
given clam bake this summer. Sew
eral Democratic clubs have. however.
III at one OF these bakes there was the
&" ladies' table spoken Of by the Edole.
then it shows that twenty-seyen hus. |
bands domineered in the household |
while but three women-those for Har-
their minds their own.
Cleveland's chief popularity Is due to |
the widespread belief that he Is an honest |
man. more devoted 10 his country than A |
party. Will big campaign fund |
strengthen or weaken this belief IN. Y |
Herald.
II will weaken it, so far as IL exists.
But the belief Is somewhat shaken nj. |
ready.