The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-06
The NEWS" TURN NOW.

There seems to be some prospect OF a
| conflict Of authority between the federal
| aud State officials over the Presidents
| quarantine order. La such a matter there
| should be no fighting. IL doesn't matter
whether the State officials are bound to
| enforce such an order or not. The main
| thing is that they should enforce it,
| New Bedford Journal.
True; but "should" is word which
doesn't weigh much with Tammany
tiger cub.
RHODE ISLAND ought to be a Democratic
State, and Judging by the enthusiasm DIS
played on Saturday she bids fair TO assert
herself at the polls in November.
port Herald.
The NEWS certainly hopes that all
who went to Rocky Point had a fine
time, but if Saturday was sample of
Democratic enthusiasm" the Rhode
Island Democracy needs cod liver oil
or some other tonic and nutritient
F-i-z-z-l-e spells Saturdays carnival.
In 1870 the price OF standard cotton
sheeting per yard was 1916 cents. In 1892
il is 7.2 cents. In 1870 one days wages in
the cotton industry would buy yards OF
sheetinR In 1892 one days wages will
buy 1873 yards. This is what Republican
profession did in the cotton industry
New York Mail and Express.
Facts, hard facts, are all that Is needed
to beat the Democracy.
The Herald is good enough to assure
us, with some surplusage OF rhetoric, that
the Cleveland whom it meant when it
said that Cleveland is "the Incarnation of
Massach usetts sentiment" on the silver
nm io n nd w
Reform Club letter. Very well; but how
is he to be disentangled from the Cleve-
land who gave the wobbling Stevens in
DECENTRALIZATION Journal.
It's question of glasses. Mugwumps
have their eyes fitted with special
glasses, warranted to show Cleveland
beautiful under all conditions of atmo-
sphere.
Commissioners Peck of New York Is out
with the proclamation that he is Demo
crat and that he will vote for Grover
Cleveland. Worcester Evening Post
Very pretty, but if he could have gone
without Peck's report, Cleveland would
have been more than content to 60
without his vote, too.
Drop postal in the slot and get nice,
long letter from Grover.
Tribune.
Show us the slot that we may avoid
it.
Free Trade is not making any more
headway in RHODE ISLAND than Cleve-
landism did in the spring. There are too
many level heads even in that small COM
monwealth to give encouragement to
policy of popular pauperism.-N. Y. COM
mercial Advertiser.
Col. Cockerill has heard from the
Rocky Point rally.
Now would be good time for the Dem
ocratc party to do "a little housekeeping.
The use OF disinfectants Is becoming SO
general in view of the approach Of cholera
that the bad odor would not be very con-
spicuous.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Wait until our sewerage system is
complete and Newport has that garbage
crematory in good working order.
II the ball bearing principle Of the bicy-
Gle is acceptable TO the racing sulky, wny
not to the farm wagonp Not for speed,
but for tightening the burden on the
horse.-Woonsocket Call.
Better wagons and better roads;
there's the outlook for an equine millen-
mum!
The man who will furnish the Demo-
cratic managers with "a remedy for tho
Peck bellyache, can have all the blue bar
rels he will cart away.-Wo rcester Tele
gram.
The day Of miracles has passed, Brer
Cristy, and you ought to know it as well
as any quill-driver on earth.
The farm rail fences in every State in
ha ra n,
roosters to use for Growing purposes.
The only low fences are of barbed wire,
and no free-trade rooster would crow over
such an emblem.-Chicago In.er-Ocean.
Democratic roosters won't need any
place whatever for Growing purposes
after Nov. s, and they don't want to
crow where folks can see them now.
There will no doubt be some interest
felt ia the result OF the next Presidential
election. but as an exhibition OF real con-
Germ the anxiety for news from New Or
leans tomorrow night will far surpass H..
Journal.
Does the Journal seriously believe
this (! Then the journal il making the
biggest kind of mistake in sympathiz.
Ing with the pug-uglies. thieves and
murderers at New Orleans rather than
with earnest Democrats and Republi-
cans who believe the campaign an event
of importance.
No one Is left In doubt rs to what he IL
voting for or against. In the suppori Of
Messr-. Honey aud llor, on. aud 10 only
remains for the citizens TO decide accord.
ingly. Newport News.
They will be free American citizens
voting for or against municipal Czarisn.
They Will decide Alright
Tho pension fraud is tho greatest
OF the agc-and CIcvcla nj struck
the bcggars in the ia,c. lie should