The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-12
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"Mr. Chamberlain has split his party
possibly started a controversy that VIII
lead 10 something like a general reshuHle
OF parties on a new issue on whlch mem
bers OF the old parties diner among
themselves. There II an attempt In some
quarters to pooh pooh this protectiohis'
movement in England. 10 depict Chamber
lain as a shallow charlatan who Is al J.
ready done for politically; but the col
umns upon columns OF excited discussion
I'm the newspapers, the manifest appre-
hension in conservative quarters, the
eagerness about the bearings on the ques-
tion OF the bye-elections, go TO snow tnat
England is on the eve OF fiscal REFORM
agitation that is going to stir the puohc
as II has not been stirred on similar
question since the fight over the corn
laws "-Milwauke Sentinel
"It IL reassuring 10 learn that the dan
ger OF a pie famine in New York has been
averted While New York Ia not as much
OF n pie town az Boston, for instance. OF
even as Kansas City, II certainly needs 10
cultivate such a tendency toward that
style OF gastronomioal delectation as may
already exist there. Pie. as every one
knows is a good American form or diet.
and is TO be priced for reasons above and
beyond jts gustatory attractions. lt IL
closely associated with the genius or our
Republican Institutions, having been helo
I'm high favor with the Fathers and their
onointed descendants." - Kansas city
Star.
After all the talk about the lnnict-
ments which the grand jury In Dela"a.e
was going to bring I'm against the people
who Iynched a negro in that state. said
iurv has tust adjourned without even IN
yestipating the crime. IL was a sad blow
TO those who promised so much TOT the
sterling qualities of the jury ana pupi,c
Indignation against the lynchers. Gal
weston News.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Schwab whose career
was not long ago regarded as poem, ~
sermon and n lecture combined, who was
hold nm to the youth OF our country as
bright and shining example OF the tri-
umph OF industry. virtue and brains over
formidable obstacles, has dwindled some
lately and now he is charged with the
school act OF wrecking the
United States Shipbuildng company MI
Rockefeller. who likes 10 see young men
succeed I'm perfectly legitimate and al
together moral way, IL said to be deeply
grleved. Minneapolis Times.
"It IS difficult TO see how any legislation
can be framed which will serve 10 lessen
the number OF 'cranks' who seek access
TO the person OF the president with or
without murderous intent. The crank Is
superior 20 legislation. When he has firm
ly fixed i'm his head his one idea-that the
president owes him n job. or that he Is
engaged to- the presidents daughter. or
that his personal advice Is necessary for
the country's safety. or whatever II may
be-no rule printed In the statute books
will serve 10 turn him aside. Nor is there
any way 10 distinguish between dan
gerous and a harmless crank until he
has actually started 10 carry out his pur-
poses Chicago Record Herald. !
president Roosevelt's secretary OF the
treasury IL TO follow the bad precedent Of
some OF his ultra partisan predecessors
by taking the stump for the Republican
ticket In Ohio. II Mr.. Shaw Is short Of
texts for his speeches or IL he really de-
sires 10 enlighten the voters upon the
subject OF most vital interest 20 them he
might be respectfully invited 20 answer
these questions: Ts II just TO continue
taxing the people 100000 year In ex-
cess OF the needs OF the government
Would IL not be better as well as more
equitable TO leave the money not re-
qured for the expenses OF the govern
ment In the pockets OF the people who
earn it. rather than 20 deposit ~ In favor
ed banks without interest7"-New York
World