The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-07
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Two or three notable incidents AL
ready this season have thrown a gloomy
prospect over the game az to risks. No
amount OF statistics or comparisons
will put perfect confidence into the minds
OF outsiders so long as spines are broken,
eyes gouged out and limbs manned on
the football field. And the less they
practically know about the gridiron the
greater will be the prejudice. Min
neapolis Times.
Being workshop. England Is de-
pendent on other countries for her food
supply. She raises only a very insight
ficant portion, OF her food Her agri-
culture is 50 disproportioned to her
manufacturing interests that II Is said
the island never maintains more than a
three months supply at any one time
and that starvation must come were she
cut of from commercial relations with
the outside world. Being compelled TO
import her food II Is TO her interest to
obtain IL as chiefly as possible. Her
laboring and producing people demand
cheap food and any fiscal policy that will
make IL dearer Is a disadvantage to
them. The consumers got taste OF
a protective tariff in the revenue tariff
imposed on cereals during the South Az
the consumers paid this tax, and all the
theorizing In the world cannot change
what has been practically demonstrated.
They will rise up as one man against any
proposition that has for its object an In
creased cost OF living Memphis Com
mercial Appeal
mo society can continue to exist ex-
cept under n system OF laws impartially
a. ipx aria m fprnah tho iptareat
OF peace. good order. the preservation OF
personal liberty and the security OF prop
erty every effort should be made To check
the tendency to lawlessness now SO
prevalent and growing throughout the
country. Enquirer.
THE fact is. the protectionist coun-
ties of the world. In View OF their own
practices, had no Justification for Inter
ference with Chinas policy OF trade sx-
clusiveness Uncle Sam has gone a step
further than the European protectionists
IN his dealings with the foreign devils
OF trade. He has not only built tarir
wall around the United States but. In
the case OF the Chinese and OF our half
brothers In the Philippines, he has for
hidden immigration 10 this country. That
is carrying the foreign devil principle
10 the utmost extreme. IL In interest
ing 20 speculate on the conditions which
will obtain II all the nations of the world
adopt the foreign devil theory In trade
That II will promote International amity
ls hardly 10 he expected. How can the
nations maintain such friendly relations
as should prevail I'm this enlightened cen
tury n each regards the other as a com
munity OF foreign devils with whom
commercial intercourse II to be avoid
ed ed9"--Baltimore Sun.
where other men drift. Chamberlain
has a straight-out. clever-cut policy: that
IN American. lie talks straight from the
shoulder with n Sombauve, uncom-
promising directness that sometimes
passes the frontier Of discretion; Is not
that American? lie Is an advocate. and
the most conspicuous esponenent OF ma
tional efficiency; sure that Is American
He in n business man I'm politics. about
the only British statesman. who has en-
tered public life from the counting room
I'm that he II nothing n not American"
New York Mail and Express.