The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-28
Whaf Others
fire Saying.

"rhe current news places more
peaceful complexion upon the situation
In Turkey. and indicates that the Sui
tan appreciates the desirability OF
complying with the French demands.
We thought he would. lt is way he
has when he has become persuaded
that the demandant means business
and. when he is unable 90 precipitate
any international complica TONS
Philadelphia Inquirer.
There r. al present much more hope
I'm the awakening or the Republican
party 10 the demands OF tariff reform
than there is I'm any reassertion OF the
democratic party on that issue
Kansas city Star.
with man of the mental calibre
and personal integrity of alma I'm the
presidential chair, cuba should make
rapid strides to prosperity and an en-
during republic and maintain strong
friendly relations with this country
Philadelphia Ledger.
''Devery. Murphy and York have
done their part Now we shall see
what the courts will do They rein
stated Devery when he was charged
with corruption because he played the
baby act, pretended to he sick though
he would not submit 10 official exam
ination, and so forced the commissions
ers to treat him AZ contumacious
absentee Now will those same courts
consent TO the dismissal OF patrol-
man because he made an angry an
swer to Judge who refused TO listen,
IA In duty bound 20 the defence he
was prepared TO offer?"-New York
Tribune.
steam has driven the old clipper
Ship. off the seas and pleasure yachts
OF the Americas class have equally
been replaced by steam craft. Thus
the Americas cup Is only reminder
of conditions that have passed.
Philadelphia Times.
president Roosevelt has announced
that he will faithfully carry out the
policies OF ms predecessor. Mr.. Me-
Kinley would unauestionably have ex-
erted his influence I'm favor OF reel
procity treaties, amounting 10 tariff
reduction as far as they might go. Ii
now remains 90 be seen whether the
widespread popular demand for tariff
reform will be silenced by the protest.
ing outcry of the protected East
ST. Louis Republic.
President Roosevelt and his admin
istrat may =, trusted to present
tins subject Of reciprocity I'm such
shape TO Congress, retaining all that
is desirable in what IL already done
and supplementing IL with view to
present conditions as will command
the united support OF the Republican
party I'm and ont of Congress and win
the general approval OF the country -
Philadelphia Press
"in discussing the subject ~ SUBJ
slides 20 shipping, attention is called
20 tho fact that the late President
Mckinley never specifically recon-
mended subsidies I'm his messages To-
Congress. The iIsnna-F'rye project, as
we are inclined 10 believe, is dead be-
yond the hope OF resurrection. The
attempt TO revive II In less obiec-
tionabe form however will probably
he made At the next session or Com
gress. but Il Is hardly likely 10 receive
the nulted support OF the Republicans
there unless essential changes are
| made in It's construction, aud Il may
| I've expected Go encounter scrutiny at
| the hands OF President Roosevelt al
so."--Boston Herald.
"The prophets who interpreted the
departure OF NJ Constans from the
idrkish court as the beginning ~ tho
end or the European concert and the
first step toward the partition of he
| ottoman Empire have saned honor
neither IN their own nor Nv any other
country. y."-Philadelphia Record.