The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-03-24

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welfare-their prosperity and not in
behalf OF tn toy political games.
A CASE OF BOOMERANG.
The resignation OF James Charles
Monaghan as consul at Chemnltz had
been seized upon Dy the local DemoS-
rdcy as club 10 swing in the Ihlru,
sixth md Tenth warts Taey were OUT
early In the week with the assertion
mat they had a dead straight ZIP that
Mn Monaghan's res gnation had been
secured by pressure and that he hau
been let down easily, so as TO make
place Tor another and an ultra he-
publican. While Mr.. Monaghan was
appointed under Democratic nauon-
al administration, he made himseit
useful to his country BY nature
plodder, an indefatigable deliver AFTER
concrete facts aDA Information worm
having, he presented reports which
showed him TO be "a student ana not
an indolent ofiiccholder. IT was a
pleasure 10 the succeeding Republican
administration to continue .,.r. Mona
shdns valuable services at Chemnitz'
ana resignation came Unexpectedly.
Mr.. Monaghan's brother. who had been
with him in Chemnitz had also been
studious and had applied himself so
q lieenriy 20 the task of getting at the
bottom features Of the local manufac-
turing industries that he was selected
70 succeed Consul Monaghan. and no
other person was considered when the
appointment was made. Thus the lit
lie scheme for stirring up the IRISH
American citizens falls to- the ground.
A HOLLOW CRUSADE.
Those two apostles OF political purity,
Jersky and Nelson, are out in an en-
deavor TO induce their Hebrew brethren
or the second district of the second
ward 10 vote against G. Frank Park
hurst. the Republican nominee for
senator. They were making pretense
yesterday or doing "A lot OF work an
tagOnis tic\to MIR. Parkhurst but u was
a hollow pretense Nelson lost his grip
on the Hebrew vote long ago and any
political crusade he may attempt To
head is foredoOmed to disaster. The
second district of the second ward is
Republican and the Hebrew electors
are in ana with the Republ can party.
Poor DR.. Garvin. How we'll he real
ICES the subtle meaning, the underlying
sentiment Of those familiar lines which
refer TO the "thankless child" Having
reared his ch la and carefully matured
II until IL became lusty and strong, the
child laid him low with one full bow.
In speaking with a Cumberland man
this morning one we'll posted and who
had "A hand in the game. the informa-
{ on was gathered that the throw-down
Of the doctor as a member of the
Democratic state central committee,
was a part Of carefully considered
scheme to get rid Of his self-assumed
oJminacy.
ORDER WAS OBEYED.
The order was issued to trim" HIM
and il was faithfully obeyed. Then the
doctor came around and questioned
those who had caused another to take
his place on the committee. why he had
been dropped. The interrogated one
looked at the doctor. innocently. and
remarked that as he. the doctor. hadn't
sent word that he desired to be re-
elected why, OF course, there was the
quite natural inference that he didn't
care TO be continued on the comm ttee.
He was very sorry, etc. but that didn't
alter the circumstance of the throw
down.
The Cumberland gentleman added
that the "trimming' work would assur-
edlv he continued and finished In the
April election