The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06


are leaving Illinois and Indiana indicates
that they have reached this conclusion
themselves. The South has advantages
for the negroes which outweigh the pro-
fessions OF devotion TO their welfare
which are uttered from time 10 time
north of the Ohio river. er.'-Denver Re
publican.
eft must be borne In mind in commem-
Grating the birthday OF Ericsson that MS
relations with the federal government
were characterized by the greatest loyalty
and patriotism at the time when most
contractors and builders appeared ani-
mated by a desire TO take every possible
advantage OF the government Chicago
Record Herald.
President Hill. OF the Great North
ern, when asked his opinion OF the re-
cent furry among the stockbrokers or
New York answered. We are not wor-
ried out here. Our broad acres do not
feel the tremors OF Wall street That
statement sums up the subject In a nut
she'll Doubtless there are many persons
in the West who have had such close re-
lations with Wall street that they have
suffered more or less from the fiuctua-
tions I'm the stock market but the West
from the Mississippi 10 the
Pacific has not felt even so much as
tremor from the Wall street shake-up.
San Francisco Call.
plain speaking is the most effective
diplomacy, as the world has learned, not
without surprise, from Secretary Hay,
and honest service in public office Is
better politics than Machiavellian cum
ming ever devised, as President Roose-
Welt has shown TO the case hardened pol
iticians who croaked dlsmally over his
and lack of finesse. Every
indictment found against a post office
CRATER intensifies the disappointment of
hopes and strengthens the
position OF the Republican party. PHIL
adelphia North American
Admiral Cotton and his officers and
men are being entertained as cordially
by Portugal as they had been by Eng
land and Germany. They are hobnoo-
bing with royalty on such terms or In
tmacy as might not have been deemed
possible a few years ago. They are ac-
quitting themselves creditably. too. ex-
tending courtesies without demeaning
Uncle Sam is getting 20 be
rarely appreciated on the other side OF
the Atlantic, where people are learning
that he is a gentleman. in addition TO
being a pushful young giant."-Pttts-
burg Gazette.
Upon Irish and Catholic feeling.
which IL the main point to be considered
in the conciliation OF Ireland, II is evil
dent that the royal visit has had an ex-
cellent effect The official organ of the
Catholic church I'm ireland welcomes the
reply OF the king 20 the addresses from
Maynooth college as n hopeful sign of the
abatement OF the political and sectarian
animoslties which have done so much
TO retard the country's progress. Tho
royal tact which has secured such an
acknowledgment as this. without disaf-
fecting the Jealous and susceptible ultra
Protestantism OF Great Britain. is a pos
session OF national value. New York
Times
THE coming fall Is TO see a political
daily paper started in Philadelphia and
womans daily In New York. Students
Of the English language will please take
notice - Philadelphia Inquirer
THE recent revolution I'm Panama was
the outcome OF free indulgence in Scotch
highbars When we get settled down
over there. we shall have 20 introduce
the mint iuep, and the great American
cocktail. Then peace will be perpetual"
Memphis Commercial Appeal
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