The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-23
Uhaf Others
fire Saying.

'"The coming congress will he ex-
gected TO pass federal Law under
which crimes against public men sane
toned by anarchy can be properly
punished. should IL fail 10 do. this,
however. there H. no reason why
state legislstures-every one of the
forty-hve, when next assembled
should not place upon the list of
statutes one making anarchical at
tempts upon life punishable with
death and providing. as well, suitable
punishment for any who, by spoken or
written word. indicates the doctrines
of Herr Most. Emma Goldman or any
others of the vile clan, with which
murder H. u tenet and sssa ssina ton a
creed. Minneapolis Times
1T looks as though the proceedings
at the Reciprocity conference, which
IL TO take place al Washington on
November ~. would be chiefly il not
exclusively OF an academic character,
that they would be confined 10 the dis
cussion OF the principle OF reciprocity
In a theoretical kind OF way and that
they would not be extended TO include
the suggestion or recommended ton or
consideration OF concrete measures"
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Lord Rosebery has recently warned
his countrymen that they are too self
complacent A nation whose distin-
gushing characteristic ia self-compla.
cency Is not likely TO he convinced.
except by overwhelming disaster that
it's system is wholly bad, Baltimore
Sun.
Now that Captain Cook. of the
Brooklyn. has testified that he gave
the order for the famous loop and that
Schley had nothing 10 do with IL. per-
haps the enemies of Schley will admit
that the movement was quite proper"
san Francisco Call
III n president of the United States
were determined to be president OF the
whole country. for the whole country,
without regard to partisan politics,
sectional strife or race prejudice. and
II he should see nt 10 ask colored
man to lunch with him. he would do
just what President Roosevelt did in
the case OF Booker II. Washington"
Philadelphia Ledger.
"In the main the British upper class
gives the country excellent govern
u
the conflict OF its many interests fair
amount OF Justice and liberty results
tn the whole people But while Il is
an honest and well-mesning class IL
is not capable. And while in ordi-
nary times, when honesty and good in
tentions are sufficient good rather
than harm results from it's domination,
I'm times OF stress. such as this unter-
minated and interminable war i'm South
Africa the lack OF capacity, the i'm
dolence and unteschsbleness Of the
ruling class become menance. -
New York World.
Taking all the facts into considers-
ton. the exhibition the south T. max
In Of itself. or. rather. certain Of it's
spokesmen. IL not calculated 60 inn
press the rest OF the country as 10
the sincerity OF its alleged zeal for the
real welfare Of the negro "-Phila-
delphla Press.
Some of the newspapers both IN
this country and canada. have re-
Gently taken up for discussion the sub
iect OF the annexation Of the Dominion
OF Canada 10 the United states OBJ
viously. this discussion IL purely OF
an academic character. for the reason
that there does not appear to he any
present probability that ~ will be
taken up for practical or political asi-
tation. boston Herald.
I'm a sea fight speed is power. and
often victory. as the event at Santiago
clearly demonstrated. and II is essen
tial that In some way snd without un-
due delay the engineering possibilities
~ our naval officers shall ne fully
developed'snd utilized "--Philadelphia
tpcurr
The Industrial commission has
FAILED Co agree on the trust questlon.
Who expected that they would agree -
Galveston News
fWhen Croker said no ~ not an issue
IN the New York campaign ~ prob
ably had In mind the fact that issues
arc built on principles s"-Mil~sukee
Sentinel