The morning call., 1895-01-09

later, grapple with destiny ia order to
achieve her heritage.
While there may not be much reason for
the choice, the people prefer TO take the
bud rather than to have the thorn of
gubernatorIal contest.
There is no reason why the sealskins of
Beriug Sea should be sent to London in
stead Of San Francisco to be manufactured
into articles OF luxury.
We ought to send to the United States
Senate man big enough to illustrate the
State and show the Eastern people what
kind of a swath We cut.
Whatever form of paper currency is de-
Ysed by Congress it is certain that its
basis must be ultimately strengthened by
a return to Dimetaliism.
1t is admitted that there is a point
where the interests of labor and capita
are Identical, but it takes a very clear
eyed man to see the point
We propose TO publish the truth always.
but without being rudely offensive, and
we will elothe it with charity.
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By leaving his estate in the hands of
trustees Senator Fair may have intended
to make it easy for his children, but they
will find 1t difficult to take it easy.
There was a time when the political
campaign settled the contest, but in these
day ii seems to be only formal prelim-
mary to the ballot-eounting racket
To preserve the continuity of her politi-
cal history. California must have a Repub-
lican Senator who can measure up to the
standard of Broderick. Booth and Stan
ford.
Notwithstanding the minute accounts of
the Cleveland-Hill dinner. the country
has not yet been informed whether the
New York Senator took the stufing with
the turkey.
Mr.. SutrO idea of bringing water to
the city from the Sierras is large, but
rather costly. 1t would be cheaper at
present prices to pump wine up from Santa
Clara County.
on the Carlisle currency bill makes it evil
dent that if it ever gets through the House
1t will have 10 squeeze through the key
hole of a compromise.
More than half of the apparent OBJ
stacles in the path of San Francisco are
the shadows of falsehoods, and it is only
necessary to establish the truth in order
fo m 10 tho Of
1t is a species of imbecility in Govern
ment to borrow gold for monetary pur-
poses when our mountains are full of gold
and silver, and we have thousands OF idle
men eager for a chance to dig it out
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Our aim is TO bring together all me n
who sincerely desire the advancement of
the city and the State; and to assist them in
arousing popular ointment favorable to
every enterprise for the public good.
The glory OF San Francisco as we'll as
the profit lies mainly in her expanding
commerce. Her richest posse sslon is The
broad Pacific, and her destiny goes for
ward on the white wings that never grow
weary"
Recognizing that the great majority
given to Adolph Sutro is an unmistaka bic
proof that the people approve of the policy
associated with his name, THE CALL will
give him hearty support in carrying 1t
out and will actively aid him in every
effort made for municipal improvement.
Knowing that the principles OF The Re-
publican party are founded upon those
great political truths that have made the
prosperity aud The glory of the Republic
we propose to support the party by advo-
eating those truths on the high plane of
reasons that appeal TO the Intelligence OF
men, and not by attacking the personal
motives Of our opponents.