The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-13

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SUNDAY.......................JANUARY Is, 1885
Enjoy your rest
Read THE CALL and you'll know 1t all.
1t is at least a promising standardization.
The leader and not the boss is the COM
ing man.
Talking optimism will go long way to-
ward realizing it.
The harmony Of city and State is the
best music TO march TO.
Governor Budd's figures were more cor
rect than the face he put on them.
Since society dances for charity, the
church should have charity for dancing.
In every appeal for progress, all enter
prising men will respond 10 The CALL.
California is a golden land. but she has
silver sympathies with her sister States.
1t Is admitted that Democracy needs
nothing but confidence and somebody to
confiIe in.
AS soon as the press and the people quit
talking Of bosses. the gang will cease to
admire them.
There is no use bringing dark horse
into the Senatorial contest unless he is
thoroughbred.
We are in favnr OF the rainy day skirt,
and we are also in favor of keeping the
streets so that it won't be absolutely neces-
sary.
San Francisco is net likely to go into a
brown study for the design of the ferry
depot. merely to maltreat u New York
tower.
IL is time TO cali halt in denounci1g
the extrayagaucs of California, and pay
some attention to the good work she is
doing.
People Nho talk about the "age of
woman" should remember that it is only
another form of expressing the great un-
known.
Mr. Herman Oelrichs, who left for New
YORK Cd Friday, says he will return to
make his home here. He left his wife in
pledge.
The speedy construction OF our new
Postoffice would no: be miracle. and yet
II requires a great exercise of faith to be-
lieve in it.
Eastern papers that are Dragging of the
big zee crop in that section, will please
take notice that California can furnish the
claret to float it properly.
The latest commission, to be supported
by general taxation, is to supervise under
taking. 1t will be body charged with the
duty Of sitting On other bodies.
Boston has become 50 cultured of late
that it is said the beat people viii not in-
wife a stranger even to a church social
unless be calls coal bod yawse.
Chairman Manley's idea of holding the
next Republican national convention 10
San Francisco is good. Members would
not be suns ruck, and might keep their
heads cool
The year 1894 was not a year Of de-
preston for women at any rate as the
records show that in no other year did
they make so great an advance in politics
and education.
We accept the compliment: of John
Burns saying that ''the United States is
an international mosaic oD the floor of the
universe" but at the same time we advise
him 10 come off the roof.
Without carrying economy to the ex-
trrme of parsimony, California can well
afford to bind up the loose tresses of her
expenditures and not shock society with
her golden hair hanging down her back.
1t may be accepted as an explanation of
Governor Altgeld's message of 10000
words, that since the retirement OF Waite
and PennOyer he is the only one of the
three old sports who has a chance to
talk.
Thursdays blizzard seems to have been
supreme effort of the ice king. 1t ragged
through the whole of the upper Mississippi
and Missouri valleys, a nd 10 the treeless
States of the prairies people frozs in the ir
homes.
The day of rest affords every man an
opportunity to mediate upon the objects
he is working for. and to revive his high
est aspirations by contemplating the OBJ
jects of his labor urder their most ideal
aspects.
II is worth noting that 10 the eulogiums
on Congressman Post of Illinois, W no has
just died, especial credit, praise and honor
is given to him because he never crammed
the Congressional Record with long
speeches.
AS the University of Missouri has asked
the newspapers to tell it whether it shall