The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-24
The NEWS" TURN NOW


The World is doing a neat bit OF boom
ing for itself at the expense of the Demo
cratic party of Rhode Island. d.-Pawtucket
Record-Visitor.
The attitude of the average local DEM
ocrat about the matter is: "Well, II
those fakirs in New York think they
can run the Rhode Island election,
they'll be likely to hear something drop
on election day."
The honest voters OF Warwick are
wondering If the coming election will see
! affairs conducted as in the past. 1t is as.
serted that there are in the town 200 pur-
chaseable voters, and it is claimed that in
certain districts last year. the day after
the election, saw many farmers who sup
ported "Uncle Enossn ticket with new
COW in their farm yard. Telegram.
How do the honest voters of Warwick
like the Telegrams view Of their moral
lty?
To suit the world you must fringe your
| facts with little sentiment and lacquer
them with humbug.
That's the Telegram's political philoso-
ply, but it isn't ours.
The Herald is a Cleveland paper.-New-
port Herald.
And more completely hypnotized than
any other journal printed in Rhode
Island.
The Presidency of the United States has
always been will-o'-the-wisp to every
| man who spent his political life in chasing
after it, just now il is leading Mr.. Hill
through some very foul swamps, the mud
| of which he will find il difficult ever to
wash of.-Journal.
1t is little difficult nevertheless to
understand why the Journal has
fed canter along well-paved roads in
gentle following of the nomination for
Mr.. Cleveland.
Senator Hills hold on the party leaders
| in the several States is strikingly shown
! in the fact that he has been able to have
the Democratic conventions in thirteen
| out of eighteen States named for dates
prior TO that on which the boilers con-
vention in New York is to be held-so that
| the action of the former may not be af-
fected in any way by the action of the
| Cleveland men when they assemble in
New York in May. Worcester Spy.
Hill knows how to spell hustle, but he
may yet be downed by the silent, subtle
force Oh nypnOtlSm.
Honest money we must and will have,
| but by no means does the Republican
party stand for it. Its, members in Con-
gress are divided on the subject of silver
| the larger number being strongly in
| favor of free coinage. Tri-
| bune.
This is as bald lie as ever was con-
ceived. There are Republicans who
favor free coinage as there are Demo
Gratis who oppose it but small as is the
Democratic majority on the right side,
the Republican minority on the wrong
side is very much smaller.
It might be wise precaution to adj
minister the right of extreme JUNCTION to
| the Democratic party before the vote on
| the Bland bill Is taken.-Journal.
The Pawtucket Tribune may notice
| that its fellow organ of Democracy III
Providence understands the situation.
With n corruption fund of $4,000 to he
divided it is not 10 be wondered at that
the leaders of the Democracy are so de-
sirous of harmony. ."-Pawtucket Tri-
To calm and soothe the troubled
breast. can they not rely on the potent
spell of mesmerism?
The Providence Tclegrom declared the
late harmony meeting of the Democrats
n dismal failure and reopens the fight
against the wing of the party with which
il does not happen to be affiliated. It is
doing what it can to defeat at least por-
ton of the legislative ticket in that city
Newport News.
The telegram kicks like mule.
Cleveland will have to turn on a stronger
current before he can subdue it hypnot-
ically.
Mrs. Grimwood, the heroine Of Mani
pur shows that she is a genuine all-wool
ward wide heroine. she won't lecture
Telegram.
But she will marry second time.
The Emperor William may come TO the
Worlds Fair Because H. is something
entirely different from what has ever been
done by "a European ruler is no argument
with the Emperor OF Germany. lie cares
nothing for precedent. In fact, he likes to
snub precedent. Chicago Inter Ocean.
II Wilhelm isn't raging crazy by the
time the fair opens, the prophets of
gloom will be disappointed.
All the Democratic leaders unite in de-
clating that with these National Demo
ccats here n complete victory is sure.-N.
n World
Bless You, they can't vote here. And
what Mr.. Cleveland needs in Rhode
Island is votes.
Gov. Flower has exercised the veto
power judiciously and bentilcially In
number OF cases since the ofening OF the
session of the Legislature. IL is great
power.--New York sun.
Yep. Great power for little Flower.
Roger u. Mills has been elected United
+. states Senator. Ihe great tariu reiormer