The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-14
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fire Saying.

"Onicered by trained white men and
allowed certain personal liberties
which would not be possible under
regimental or battalion formation, the
Indians are faithful brave and useful.
II may be- that from our friendly Fill
pinos and peace loving Porto Ricans
we can organize certain corps that
Will perform enough OF the regular du-
ties devolving upon an army 10 adj
NIT OF n reduction I'm the force of what
We call regular troops. The fact cf
the matter IL, until we have tried the
experiment surmisc must obtain in
lieu OF certainty" Minneapolis
Times.
THE accumulation OF great wealth
creates great responsibilities. Money
can be so spent as TO make money for
the spender and at the same time
make work for labor. II can be so
spent az To go laundering down the
ages with benefit 10 mankind. But
with those who have IL rests the man.
ner OF its use. IL rs better TO spend
half a million for a splendid wedding
than not To spend it at all The bid
den guests will hardly get more Joy of
IL than the unbidden tollers who build
Few events would be more deplora-
BILE than the rupture OF friendly rela-
tions between the United States and
Venezuela or any South American
country. And we address these re-
marks as much to Venezuela as TO our
own government"-New York Sun.
"Unquestionably cheap fuel is
large factor i'm American supremacy
But the man behind the machine IL
the most important factor I'm the
whole equation. The educated, self
respecting, well paid workman is re-
sponsibie more than anything else for
putting American products ahead in
the markets. He not only puts out his
wares cheaply, but weaving In his In
tolligence he makes them adapted 10
their uses--the best. "-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
ut is absurd TO argue that fashion
able society. or what passes for such,
and it's behavior I'm public, does not
have. in any community. appreciable
influence on large number of people.
When IL becomes unfashionable for
women TO 20 into a cafe alone and
order "A cocktail or other intoxicating
drink an evil which is said to be rap
idlvincreasing will he checked, IL not
topped"--Philadelphia Times.
HILLARY A. Herbert. of Alabama. in
sists that I'm certain OF the Southern
states the people have their leaders
cowed. II Mr.. Herbert is
right in this. II certain congressman
really do not believe In tho free silver
doctrine which they advocate, of they
actually stand out for fallacies mere
~ as "a means OF standing in with the
people; AZ, while posing as leaders, any
OF them are merely the sycophantic
followers of a misguided populace,
then It is high time TO consider OF
some means OF bringing about a com
plete exposure and radical change"
Galveston News.
Nov IL the antl-canteen forces will
proceed 10 abolish the srog shops that
lie Just outside the army posts they
viii have accomplished something for
the soldiers. Syracuse Post stand
ard.
"The United States will continue to
build moderate sized battleships, and
heavily armored bat swift cruisers.
and thereby II win maintain the eff
cicn,y Of its navy. II has had no rea-
son 90 depart from this policy thus
far, bat n tho new British vessels de-
velop exceptionally good qualities. Il
VIII not be diniCult 10 authorize the
construction OF ships OF that class -
Denver Republican.
III ever there was y country IN
which the principle OF universal suf-
fraGe could not he iudiciously or
safely applied 90 the election or the
national government that country is
the island of Cuba. The proof OF this
AZ 90 be found IN the revelations made
by the recent census with regard 10
the racial division and the education
al condition OF the population.r--
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Judging from the testimony of the
l}ooz case the West Point graduates I'm
the Philippines would make short
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