The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-09
Whaf Others
fire Saying.

''The love OF fine music when once
IL becomes a characteristic OF the
American people, WIN manifest itself
in a discriminating and sustaining
way. It viii bring about It's own sat
iSfaction u will heed tho comngs
aud g9ings Of artists OF ability, wheth-
or they be artists OF ra.own or not.
II will not be commanded merely by,
great reputation in fact. IL will find
SO much outside the ranks OF the
greatest that the latter will be brought
20 make concessions from lofty sal
aries In order to entertain the general
public. kansas city star.
Tho withdrawal OF the American
troops from Pekin is an object lesson
10 the world. our government has
said that a does not desire any spoil OF
war IN China. and by taking its mil
itary force out OF the country IL de-
prives Itself OF all means OF getting
any So far as this country is con-
cerned, China Is pacihed. relations re-
sumed and peace restored. 'Philadel-
phia Ledger.
"Tt is almost impossible TO drive
corruption TO avow itself as corrupt
and demand vote Of confidence on
that basis, but when IL can be done
victory Is assured This was accom-
plished in 1894. when Tammany was
revealed in all its- -hideelis= =RarlnarshiR=
with vice and crime. Ia can be done
again II the true nature OF the city
government can be brought home 20
the people and their decision undis-
tracted hy questions OF puritanic ad-
ininistration or busipess policies can
be secured on the simple issue between
an honest and a decent conduct of af-
fairs and government OF criminals.
by criminals and for criminals New
York Tribune.
THE question is asked Why did
not Mr.. Morgan build the ships which
Will constitute the feet in American
shipyards, and thus give employment
II American mechanics? The answer
is:-'Mr. Morgan saver thirty per
cent in buying English built ships. Mr..
Hanna will easily secure legislation
that the Morgan purchase will be able
10 fly the American nag Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Admiral Remey, with his flagship,
the Brooklyn, IL at Melbourne. TO rep
resent the United States at the open
ing of the first session Of the Austral-
ian Parliament The appearance OF so
fine a specimen Of the American navy
as the Brooklyn i'm Australian waters
is rare occurrence. Buffalo Cour-
ier
The administration has beer try
Ing to get Conger off It's hands and the
suggestion OF his nomination for gov
ernor was inspired from Washington.
He did not take TO IL first. Being now
A.. n. la
situation 1t is hoped that the Iowa
I,cpubhcans will not neglect the op-
purtunity 10 relieve the diplomatic SER
vice OF this eminent misfit.
pliia Times.
Thirty native women have secured
application blanks and will enter the ]
civil service examinations, i'm Manila,
with view to securing clerkshps.
May good luck attend them. for verify
every woman who gets an office. will
be an active missionary for peace and
loyalty. Minneapolis Times.
Just why IL is considered necessary
Co work in secret when yachts are be-
ing constructed 10 contest for the tro-
ply that has so long been held in
this country is n little difficult to un-
derstand. No changes could be made
in the Shamrock at this late day even
were the plans Of the Constitution at
hand, nor could any alterations be
made In the Constitution. "-Philadel-
phia Inquirer.
Each year we hear the prophecies
OF the waning popularity OF the bicy-
ele. The formation OF the great bicy-
Gle combine last year afforded some
people additional reasons for predict
ing the decline Of the wheel In public
favor. ON the contrary the output of
bicycles for this year will far surpass
that for any year since the modern
two wheeled vehicle was invented."-
Chicago Record Herald.