The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-24

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THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
1t is hard to make law that will suit all |
the judges.
Inspiration is already radiating from
China Basin.
The Potrero is throbbing with the inn
pulse of progress.
1t is silurianism that is being tried for
malfeasance in Office.
The greatest State in the Union requires
the noblest men to direct it.
The touch of the Valley road has mag
ical effect on every key that it presses.
1t was not until the Valley road secured
China Basin that the Potrero began to
awaken.
San Francisco would lose nothing if Dur
rant got a change of venue to the other side
of the world.
There is as big a deficit in Cleveland's
foreign policy as there is in the Wilson
tariff revenues.
Prosperity will never come to this coun-
try in a full flood until it comes through
the Nicaragua canal.
1t is nothing to the credit of California
to say that it is wise in politics and un-
skilled in development.
Third street is taking the initiative as an
exponent of the progressive spirit which
animates the South Side.
An interesting development of the Val
ley road influence on the San Joaquin is
the awakening Of the Sacramento.
If Horr and Harvey wish to retain public
interest in their debate they must put
more ginger into their personalities.
Every community in the State can give |
proof of its enterprise by forming branch |
of the Manufacturers and Producers Asso- |
citation.
1t is grave choice between the two forms |
of silurianism, one of which is represented !
by cobblestones and the other by monop-
oily in bituminous rock.
Those of US who are not ashamed of our
language and its proper use will pronounce
the name of distinguished local person
age Dur-rant, not Du-rant.
The principle of protection at home and
vigorous enforcement of the Monroe
doctrine as a foreign policy constitute
the true Americanism of these times.
Next to the Valley road as factor in
redeeming and developing the State, the
utilization of the water power Astounding
in the Sierra is the great factor of progress.
Had the present advancement in the
mining industry of California been made
thirty years ago there would have been as
great excitement as that which followed
the discovery of gold in 1S48.
No sooner do we discover the injurious
effects of one form of silurianism than
substitute of some other form of equally
injurious silurianism is offered by those
having the power to introduce it.
The success achieved by the Manufac-
turers' and Producers Association at San
Jose in organizing progressive movement
is as much a credit to the progressive spirit
of Santa Clara County as to the able effort.
of the association.
Baby Marion will begin her public career
by touching the button that will start the
machinery of the Atlanta Exposition in
September, though of course she will not
know what she is doing any more than her
daddy does about statecraft.
The Corral Hollow railway project by
assuring cheap fuel for Stockton has already
attracted the attention of manufacturers
to that city and as consequence it is
reaping the reward of enterprise even
before the enterprise itself has been ac-
complished.
II OleNeldUQ InakSS duOGn0T loan anu
runs this country still further into debt,
the question will arise seriously before the
people whether he should not be i'm
peached as soon as Congress meets and an
end put to the damage he is doing to the
credit OF the Nation and the welfare of the
people.
That most prolific, ingenious and enter
tanning of journalists, Eugene T. Sawyer,
has started new weekly paper at San
Jose called the TomdhdiOk. 1t is very
sharp-edged weapon, but its protector is
welding it with more wit than savagery,
and evidently is not aiming it at thick
skulls. Mr.. Sawyer is a strange and rare
genius, charming in all his aspects and
infinitely versatile. San Jose should appre-
ciate this new product OF his brains.
The Whitaker & Ray Company have be-
come the publishers of the Western Journal
of Education, under which title the Golden
Era has been revived, with Harr Wagner
as editor and manager. The new pub
fishers have the capital and the energy to |
make frst-class educational journal out
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