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The PLATFORM.

To the Affirmative portion Of the Stock
ton platform no Republican will take ex-
ception. The commendation Of the protect
i've policy, the Endorsement Of the course Of
the State Department in the controversies
with Italy, Chile and Great Britain, the ap-
prevail Of the effort to reconcile miner and
farmer, the favorable notice of the Nicara-
qua canal, The good words spoken for Pres
ident Harrison and Secretary Blaine, will
al be well received by the members Of the
party which the convention represented.
In these respects-the committee on platform
appears TO have done its work discreelly and
wisely.
II there is any fault TO be found with that
work il is with regard r. it- ---.is-i--.-
Two subjects predominant over all others il
the minds of Californans. One is the ne
eessity Of securing cheaper transportation
for the products Of the State 20 outside mar
kets; the other is the terrible danger in
which cur Institutions stand Of being
wrecked on the rock Of corruption. Both
tories interest country and city alike. In
the Tnral counties cheap transportation is
matter Of life and death. Agriculture,
horticulture, viticulture are all blocked
through the short sighted policy Of the
railroad in converting the producer into
mere t0iler for the carrier And though
the people of the interior were less directly
interested than the people Of the city in the
recent attempt TO bring boodleTs to Justice,
tire coast press shows that the former
watched The struggle Of the bOOdlers 10
escape punishment with as lively a concern
as was felt here. Indeed, of the two the
country people eyineed a more active SYM
pathy with the reformers than the city
people- because, in the country citizens
have quicker sense Of civic duty than pre-
vails in large communities where wealth i
0Ee- mated
1t is matter of regret that the Stockton
convention did not see its way to say some
thing on these subjects. a couple of terse
resolutions Voicing a feeling which is toler-
ably unanimous throughout the State would
have been in good judgment and would
have found ali echo in the minds of our
citizens. 1t was an error of judgment to
miss the opportunity Of putting the party on
record In that sense.
An error which politicians often commit
when they meet in convention is to pay too
much attention to their leaders and too
little attention to the masses It is the
latter, not the former, who decide elections.
The questions Of the hour which the Stock
ton convention ignored touch Republicans
just as much as members of other parties
and touch them in the same way. Our
fruit-gTower wants cheap transportation
Our raneher desires to get his wheat carried
10 Port Costa at something like the rates
which prevail In Kansas and Nebraska.
Our citizens are also opposed to bribery and
corruption. And yet the convention did not
think it worth while to notice these sub
nntr
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FAIR TREATMENT FOR CANADA.

Earl Gray urges Canada to adopt free
trade for the reason in part that there is no
hope that Canada will get fair treatment
from the United States. People on this
side would like to know what Earl GRAY
considers fair treatment. Canada already
enjoys privileges no other nation is granted.
It's railroads take goods from one American
port and deliver them at another without
paying duties when such goods enter the
United States. This is equivalent to giving
Canada part in our domestic trade, while
We rigidly exclude foreign vessels from
doing that work for US. Canadians also
come across the line. work as long as they
please in the United States and return home
with their earnings. This is a right &C
corded to all people except the Chinese, but
ii is ayailed Of TO a greater extent by Cana
dians than by other people. The one priyi-
lege that is denied Canada is the free run of
our markets. We impose duties on Cana
dian products precisely as we do upon those
of Mexico or other foreign country. Canada
has no more cause of complaint in this
respect than has Mexico. our southern
neighbor, with whom we are on the most
friendly terms. The United States has not
the slightest objection to experiments On
the part of any other nation with free trade.
We should profit somewhat by free trade
in Canada but the suggestion Of free trade
does not come from Us.
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TIMID DEMOCRATS.

TIE principal leaders Of the Democratic
party are shaking in awe of Senator HILL
Nune of them seems TO have the nerve to
take the New York dictator aside and tell
him that il he fails 10 give the candidate,
whoever it may be, the electoral vote OF
New York he will be held responsible.
Hill claims TO have the electoral vote Of that
State as safe in his control as the vote of
any one of the Southern States. His claim
to the nomination rests on that basis. He
has no considerable strength in other States
and what he has is derived from the belief
that he and he alone can carry New York.
The other States are demanding Cleveland
in unmiStakable tones, but the leaders re-
spond that Cleveland Is an impossible
candidate. because Hill will not let New
FORK vote for him. Even Henry Waiter
son, the bold Kentuckian, who promised Mr..
Tilden 100.000 armed men TO see that he was
inaugurated, recognizes the power Of Hill to
prevent the nomination of the candidate
the party wants. In a late letter to the
Courier-Journ Mr.. Wattersou said:
No one knows better than the force of the
Cleveland sentiment. Realizing the imperative
need OF union among the Democratic factions IN
The State of New York, / made an early and
honest effort to get our friends together. had
behind me plenty OF backing and warrant, but
Governor Hill would listen TO nothing except
the voice OF bis own ambition. Impossible him
self. he and he alone could MAKE Cleveland pos
sbe. He would not or could not see this, ana
using his power like a Samson he has brought
down the temple OF Democracy 10 the Empire
State, buryiBg both Mr.. Cleveland and himself
beneath the ruins.
And yet Mr.. Watters0n devOtes much
space to an effort to show that the party
must throw Cleveland over at the command
Of Hill. State after State speaks for Cleye-
land, but these voices are unheard because
Hill has drowned all lesser voices with the
New York below. party that allows
itself to be bossed In this way deserves TO be
beaten. There is some pathos in Waiter
sons remark that all his life he has been
fighting uphill battles. He is now tired
and wants a rest. The sooner he takes one
the better for the party. No victories have
ever yet been won by suppressing the voice
Of the people. The timid Democratic pOliti-
clans have marched out Whitney, Fuller,
Palmer, Boies and even smaller men, but
there has been no response to any name but
that of Cleveland. And yet this tired Demo-
Graf, who assumes to be the Nestor of the
party, declares that Cleveland is an i'm
possible candidate.
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MAKING PROGRESS.

The President has in his hands the best
aDti-O hihese bill that has yet passed both
houses Oh Congress. 1t is not so complete
Diii as the Geary bill, but it is the other
acts eomplned with new and valuable
ie@.utes' Tue vote by which the bill passed
=, 'ne senate relleVes thu Chinese question
"a "a ahS political character. Republicans and
democrats were found on both sides. The
Din originated in Democratic House and
VIII De signed by Republican President.
Mhen we consider the slight hold the
Fdelhc Coast has on public opinion in the
East. the wonder Is that we have got so good
a bill as we have. The Eastern people can
not comprehend the difference between
Chinese and other immigrants. They do
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Virtually INSTRUCTED.

A newspaper contemporary, in noticing
the results of the convention which has just
been held at Stockton TO choose delegates to
the Minneapolis convention to nominate a
Republican candidate for President Of the
United States, publishes the following:
TIE Endorsement Of President Harrlson's ad-
mlnistraion is full free and unqualified. 1t con-
tsns enough to call public attention TO what has
been accomplished and TO augur great results
for the future. but there Is nothing which can be
. construed as an instruction 10 the delegates to
Minneapolis 10 vote for the denomination Of the
President. They are left TO exercise their own
discretion, as they should be.
The resolution indorsing the administra-
lion should be considered as equivalent to
instructions to vote for the denomination OF
General Harrison. a portion Of the plat
form reads as follows:
1he administration Of national affairs by a Re
publican President has been such that to II we
give our uhquauhed Endorsement. The prudent
business ni@uheI IN Which the finances of the
nggardiy hand has been shown IN oIshnrssTnsn,.
yet Tie expenses have been kept within borrds
and the national debt greatly reduced. tie o.
Tyiug into full practical effect OF the a msr,n.
doctrine OF protection to American man
features under that wise and beneneen,
law known as the Mckinley bill; the
courageous putting into operation OF Inc
reciprocity clauses of that law against elamor
without and concealed aniagonism within The
party; The adjustment in a mastery and dIgni.
fed manner OF the unforeseen and peculiar DIFF
ferenees with our old friend, Italy, By which the
friendship between the two countries has been
restored q terms satisfactory 10 each; the firm
anG successful management OF the controversy
with Chile. whereby the honor OF the nation was
guarded, is flag made powerful 70 guard alike
our sailors and Citizens as well as political
refugees seeking shelter, and yet the selfrespect
OF Chile was observed with scrupuOus care; the
carefully prepared and determined stand taken
in The Bering Sea dispute with Great Britain,
whereby the So called mistress OF the seas was
taught that the American banner must be re-
speeted. whether It waved over land or ocean,
NAH or seal, and by which glorious diplomatic
lrinhph was goB--these and other achievements
STAMP Tire administration Of President Harrison
as wise. patriotic and useful, and eaaear him TO
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the hearts OF all true Americans, while giving
JUST pride to every Republican. We feel hat the
Republican party needs no better leader IN lhe
battle OF 1s92 than the man who led us TO VIC
tory in 1888.
This platform emphatically points 20 Ine
rem ominatiOn of General Harrison Inc
resolution closes with the following woIds;
I'VE feel that the Republican party n 'a1el
no better leader in the battle OF loZ tilA !,
the man who led Us TO victory IN loo0.
This is precisely how the Republicans -
this State feel. and in this respect 'no p"'''
was nrouerly represented at Stockton
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WEATHER REPORT.
DEPARTMENT or AGRIcULTURE. }
WEATHER BUREAU.
CkN EDaN-TS~o May 4 1890 J


WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3 1892
Forecast for Period Ending al Midnight
Friday
For Northern Calgoraia-Cloudy weather with
light rains except fair In the extreme south east
portion; southerly Winds brisk to high on north
west coast; generally warmer. except stationary
temperature on the northwest coast.
For Southern Califoriia-Fair weather; westerly
winds; generally warmer
For Oregon ana WaShinEVon-Light rains in the
eastern portions and IN Western oregon, preceded
by fair weather ia Western Washington; winds be-
coming east south, increasing in force along the
coast: stationary temperature. except cooler 81
Wsla Nalia, Olympia and Candy
Fer Nevada-Fair except light rains in northern
portion; brisk seUtheriy wind; generally warmer.
For Utah-Fslr weather. warmer.
Local Forecast.
For san Franeisco-CIoudy weather with Occs-
sionSl NEht rains nearly stationary temperature.
JOHN 2. FINLEY. ohcer in charge.
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CALLaud WEEKLY CALL. 81 90 per
WEEKLY CALL Is pages. 81 per year. os'p''N
THE CALL cannot return rejected IN mus. lpls'
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Yagrnnt burglars.

Peter Connolly's saloon at 643 Merchant
street has been entered by burglars several
times during the last month and quantity
OF liquors and cigars stolen. Last night
liquors. cigars and $50 overeoat were
stolen. Investigation developed the fact
that the work was that of Migrants, who
have reached the basement of the saloon
by lifting. the sidewalk grating and then
access to the saloon
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TEE CALL CALENDAR.
NAY 1892.
NOTICRT

AHy Of our patrons 1cLo fail 10 find THE
MORNING CALL for sale 5u train-b0ys
a HcoR5er faror By notifying this office o.
ufJact. noning the sate and train.
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xo5 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
,,-Iock p n. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
rest near Kesruy, open until u O'Clock midnight;
cd HAYES street, open until g 50 O'Clock; sos
IA ~. eet Vpou uatsl 80 O'Clock; 251S Mission
street, open until o'clock p, IA; and 115 Ninth
street, open until g 80 p. II
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Attention, Eastbouna p.,..,u.

FAST TIME TO THE EAST Commencing SIM.
day. May l, through Pullman frstcIass sIeenino cars
will run daily from San Francisco to Chicago. with
out change. via the Rio.Grande and GREAT ROCK
to THREE DAYS AND 20 HOURS and 70 NEW
YORK to FOUR DAYS AND 22 HOURS. running
via Salt Lake City, Leadyille Colorado springs and
Omaha. passing through the Royal Gorge ana All tbe
magnificent scenery Of the Rocky Mountains. FOR
sleepingcar reservations apply to any ticket agent
of the Southern Pacific Company, or To oTINToN
JONES, General Agent ROCK ISLAND ROUTE "a
Montgomery street "
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lie hIcKED CHILD.-1he trial Of William
Linden, ine CARPENTER who Is accused of battery
upon Agnes Whale, was postponed nv Judos
Love yesterday until next Tuesday Linden il
charged with having kicked lie little girl bul he
vigorously denies the allegation
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AFTER A RUNAWAY BoY.-WfliIam Savage
aged IA years, recently ran away from bis home
al 70 Clinton street, and the police have been
asked TO look for him. He told some OF his com
panlons that ho was going to Sacramento to look
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The New French HospItaI.

Architects will soon be called upon TO sub
NIT plans for the proposed French hospital
10 be erected in the near future. This will
be an open competition.
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F,-rN,rrRr.-By Geo. +. Lamson, at 1910 Cough
St, al II Q clock
FrRxfruRE-By ChAs. Levy, at 1lS5 Market
A. AZ iO.o'cloek.
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"kRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write In ink, on unruled paper, in an undis-
guised hand State sex. Send with 80 cents
stamps or postal note, TO "KritEo," COG Mer.
chant street, San Francisco
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THAT feeling of weakness and languor which "a
often the foTerunner OF serious disease Is entirelv
overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla Take IL before
II is too late. Sold by all druggists
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

lux
New York .BRENTANO BROS. Union square
rs;~seo - News Stand Palmer House
\ - f1,Iaans GAILOT & JOUBERT,
-" 1851 Common ST
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J.F.CuTTEKs SOLD BoURBON.-Tbis celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all firsieass druggists and
gfocers. 1fRdemark-star within a shield
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
g Potter building, New York City is provided with
fl,sof California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
Veltising rates and sample copies furnished.
T. 4 NfISCH Manager
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"Mrs. winsiow,s SOOTHING s.,,

MIS- "iHsAoWs oocthing Syruu"
Has been used over fifty years by million, az ninth.
ers for their children while teething with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softens tho ynms
ailays pain. cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and the best remedy for dIarrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
Rists in every part OF the world. Be sure and ADJ
for Mrs. winsow's Soothing Syrup Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
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THE MORNING CALL
PuBLICATIoN OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
,,,,sz,snaper published in San Francisco.
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HrLp wANrFp-coNr1NuRp.

HELL 0ANAED-So = - y -. Ds
CIRI. LIGHT HoUSEWoRK; CARE OF BABY;
" $12. $40 MeAIlister St myo 81
nREssMAKER WANTED AT Ills SUFFER- ST.
IL my5 IS
GIRL LIGHT HoUsEwoRK. 244 ELEVENTH
" street. my5 80
EIRsT-CLAsS FINIsHERS on CUSTOM COATS.
u 10551a Folsom ST. my5 2.
HIRL TO LEARN TYPESETTING. ADDRESS
" Type. box rs. this Office, my5 y
DEsPkCTABLE WORKING GIRLS WISHING
~ to marry honorable address call at Mrs.
HIS. 327 Eddy St; no charges my4 80
TICKEr TO THE WORLDS FAIR AND RE-
l. turn and expenses for two months can be earned
BY any person for a few hours light work at home
in the daytime or evening. Apply 10 DIR. HALPRU-
NER, $50 Market ST.; state paper. y
T AIDES SHOULD BEAR IN MIND THAT WE
IL have a private entrance and private rooms.
amount loaned at low rates of intesest at COL
LATERAL BANK, 10 Grant ave-, near Market
street. mr25 lot Fr
NTED-LADY-wAITRESS 8l112 KEARNY
W St. basement; good wages paid. my4 So
rIRL; LIGHT HoUsEwoRK; UNDERSTANDS
" care of chill lren. 1880 Golden Gate ave.m4 81
n iris AT 2ls KEARNY ST.; THE PLACE HAS
" changed hands. FRANK KAISER. my4 So
W ANTED-A FIRST CLASS TAILORESs ON
w coats; good wages. l25 Langton. my4 81
J'IRST-CLASS CHORUS GIRLS APPLY THIS
i morning at 1880 at Wigwam Theater my3
N OLD IRISH LADY. WHO WORKED FOR
~ Mrs. Jordan in 1888 at 1874 Nineteenth st, will
learn something to her Interest by applying at Call
Branch ONCE, TO Market ST. myl Is
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NOTICE or MEETINa.

TgA mlnce pies SWANS. 2ls Suffer stree.
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re- Dividend Notice - Office OF the
81 Pacific Coast Borax Company, San Fran
cisco, April 80 1892 Alta meeting OF the board of
directors OF the above-named company, held this
day, n dividend mo. III OF one dollar (S1l per
share declared, payable TUESDAY, May 10,
1892, at the Office OF the company, $50 Montgomery
ST.. rooms IL and H. Transfer books will close
May g. 1892 at o'clock
lnyl ia ALTON H. CLOUGH Secretary
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For exhibition purposes at the Chicago
Worlds Fair TIE English Government made
rather scurvY appropriation. quite insult
hcieni to do justice to the British exhibitors
unless they act On their own account, as
many OF them are likely 10 do. Lest Great
britain should be represented inadeeuately,
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I ARGE LOT AND GREAT VARIETY OF FINE
IL variety OF sateen; guaranteed perfectly fast
color and nearly a yard wide; 30 be closed out az
1Os per yard Chicago Store, PIG Sixth St. bet.
Howard and Folsom 81 u
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NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-AS
~ my wife, KATIE C. CARRIGER, has left my
bed and board without just cause or proyoeation
ana against my wishes, hereby warn the public
that 1 will not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by her or for her. w. w. CARRIGER.
Sonoma, priI 81, 1892. apps IA
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A STHMA, CATARRH, BRoNSnTIs OFTEN
y Sive breath ana stammering elred. u. FR0NK,
126 Kearny st. -ap2l I'm
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GROCER'S PORTER, $50 AND FOUND. FOR
" country merehandise-stOTe, see boss here; 10
woOdchuppers, piece and redwood, see boss here;
10 tlemakers, sc each. see boss here; 10 sningle-
bolt makers, 81 so per cord. see boss here; timber
feler, $50 and found, boss here; iADoTers Tor
a country sawlnill $50 see boss here. X. I. WARD
CO. eos and 6lO Clay st.
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sPIRTTUALEssT.

NINE RosETTA-ADvICg ON ALL BUSINESS
ltl and personal matters 13l Fourth ST my6 Sm
KNOWLEDGE Is POWER
N Arrival extraordinary OF the worlds post
famous medium. MRS DR. +. SHERMAN Of Brit
ish fame, known as the child medlaln OF England.
Blessed are the peacsmasers,
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GO n FOR A DOZEN CABINET PHOTO
IDA.oO graphs: 1 coiored free: frst-class work
guaranteed. WILSON'S, y kearny ST.. op23 ~
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A LABAMA-ST. SAHITARIUM (PRIVATE)
N 1871 Alabama ST., 5. r.. telephone 6227; dis
eases OF the mind and nervous system. excite
ment, depression, nervous exhaustion, alcoholism,
morphine habit. etc.; patients taken in wards AMI
IN private rooms. Write or apply at the SanitaTi-
um or a. the ONCE Of DR. JULES SIMON. 1913
Geary ST., s. L. ap2i Il