The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-12
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"It really seems that in our great couh-
| try there ought 10 be ample means OF
giving the colored people their dues ana
! bringing them TO the highest state OF de-
| yelopment possible for them without
bringing about conflicts such as those
arising from promotions In the navy,
There is room for the colored man ana
the white man both without bringing
their prejudices into collision The truth
In the truth. and what is the use OF deny
II when IL is SO plain? Notwithstanding
the great theory OF equality under the
constitution. everybody knows there Is
race discrimination in all walks or hfe'
why should anybody expect the army
and navy TO be exceptions? There Is no
getting away from the facts, even III
they represent wrong condition. -Cln-
cinnati Enquirer.
"If Mr.. Bryan is really going TO Eu-
rope II will be wise for him to start soon
and stay there until after the next presi-
Dental election 1t will require all that
time we should suppose. TO enable him
to recover the good nature that he ap-
pears to have lost. No one I'm public life
Is giving so many and convincing evil
dences OF shattered nerves and bad d.
gestion. Boston Herald.
Curiosity but dimly hints at the av-
erage mans eagerness for the news OF
yesterday and last night. lie is In stew
until he gets II. Frankly, shouldnt I we be
In a sorry nx without the morning pa
per? Imagine car full OF people without
a scrap OF the magic white messengers:
a car full OF people twirling their
thumbs and wondering what the market
did yesterday. what happened In the
courts. what burst forth In politics, who
pitched and what was the score The
morning paper feels like mama on the
famished. st. Louis Republic.
''It ia reported in Washington de-
spatches that General Miles is a candi-
date FOR the Democratic presidential nom
nation. Mr. Roosevelt would go into
ecstasies OF Joy II he were nominated.
General Miles is probably the only man In
the United States who could not carry
the solid South n nominated on the Dem
ocratic ticket. II he wishes to get even
with President Roosevelt he should try
another plan OF campaign. Nothing would
delight Mr. Roosevelt more than to have
General Miles as the opposing candidate
I'm a presidential eelction. When the cleo
ton was over there wouldn't be anything
left OF the general Baltimore Sun.
During the last week the wheat mar
ket has been gradually gathering
strength ana prices nave peen duNdnCtu
In a fashion that indicates a bull move
ment based upon the inherent stability OF
the position. There have been recessions,
IL is true. but this indicates the healthy
condition OF the market and shows that
the upward trend OF prices Is not due to
the imitation OF manipulators ors."-Minneap-
oils Times.
wall street and the decline and fall Of
stocks and bonds have been given more
than a fair share OF attention for some
time. There are other and pleasanter sub
iects TO reflect on. Dull times In Wall
street are not so serious matter when
there are lively times In the factories and
on the farms. Chicago Tribune.
Senator German who ls supposed 10 he
candidate for the Democratic nomina
tlon for the presidency is credited with
having said that the issues thus far de-
veloped before the country are tarif re-
form. economy and honesty in public af-
fairs. This is equivalent to admitting
that the Democrats have no issue on
which 20 go before the country. Den
yer Republican.