The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-31
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'It issgood TO know there are men
I'm England who have the courage 10
stand up I'm public and denounce
great wrong that nine-tenths OF the
nation are committing or conniving at.
as John Morley did I'm his noble speech
at Manchester on the Boer war.
There Is no doubt that Mr.. Morley's
speech followed so opportunely by the
chivalrOus act of Delarey has pro-
foundly impressed the English people.
Ii has naturally evoked flood OF
censure disparagement and feeble
ridicule from the government organs
Milwaukee Sentinel
"The newer south is a better south,
and while tho older and passing gen
GRAFTON is remembered with affection
by the rising generation, II Is with
the knowledge that what has happened
has been for The best. The south is
prospering as II never could have done
had the cornerstone of slavery re-
mained unmoved. .'-Philadelphia In
quirer
''The United States does not es-
pecially need the Danish West indies.
our mastery OF the highway from Eu-
rope TO Central and South America,
as well as our supremacy In the Carib-
bean Sea- is already assured and viii
remain unchallenged. IL Is Denmark's
opportunity 10 unaod an msular ele-
phant at a good price. Chicago
Record Herald.
president Palma is greatly mistaken
if he thinks the establishment or
United States naval station at Havana
would be any mark OF American con-
troll over Cuba At the utmost II could
only be considered as a very small
bit of American territory on Cuban
soil, and Cuba might well afford 10
grant US that I'm consideration of all
that we have done for Cuba but, aside
from that, II would be,a great benefit
TO Cuba in general and 10 Havana in
particular. ."-Philadelphia Ledger.
1.-The report comes by way of London
that the United State has been sound
ing the German government 10 see
whether the Kaiser II willing 10 join
i'm keeping the open door I'm China.
Between France and Russia
on the one side and England and Japan
on the other stands the United States,
holding the balance of power and re-
solved that the policy OF the open door
shall be maintained. We are friendly
to all nations and allied TO none; and
Russian diplomacy is probably too
farsighted 10 commit a blunder that
would force us into active cooperation
with Russia's enemies In defence OF
the rights OF our own citizens. Eng
land may rest easy. The kaisers aid
is not needed New York Mail and
Express.
"The New York Herald suggests that
two or three judges shall sit In i'm
portant cases with view 10 lessen the
chances of hasty and erroneous rul-
ings. This plan has been tried with
good result In Massachusetts. No
doubt Il would be helpful I'm securing
a swifter, more economical and more
desirable administration Of criminal
jusice. philadelphia Record.
Are American women getting to be
more hysterical than their grand
mothers were In the good old days of
early hours and plain living? A half
century ago noted opera singers,
pianists and violinsts came to the
United States, but IL IL not on record
that our grandmothers went into hy-
sterics over them. mobbed them,
hugged them. showered kisses upon
them and otherwise behaved like cx-
citable children. baltimore Sun
1T scarcely required the assurance
OF the New York counsel for the Da-
nish government TO convince any open
minded person that Captain Christmas
made a lying report The Danish
LAWYER who makes this statement evil
IDENTIFY knows what he is talking
about. Philadelphia Times.
"If General Miles resigns or is retired
he Is as certain 10 write a book as he
lives. There is no way Of his getting
around a. They all do II when they
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