The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-26

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sATURDAY................ OCTOBER %, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
All aboard for the convention.
Money can talk, but the owners of it
must act.
We can meet Pittsburg'S offer and give
transcOntinental trip besides.
Eight votes more in the Republican Ma
tional Committee and the thing is done.
1t now looks as ii We could give guar
antee on pure milk and sanitary Iaundries.
Let your money talk now for the Repub-
lican Convention and you can hurrah for
it later on.
Clean laundries and pure milk are civic
improvements that viii benefit every
household.
If Cleveland was slow in going TO the
Atlanta Exposition, he made up for it by
leaving quickly.
There is a growing probability that the
most successful campaign song next year
will have lingo chorus.
Now then, Cleveland can settle down to
his dictionaries, his thesaurus. his book of
quotations and mis- message.
There are odds against US in the fight
for the Republican National Convention,
but we can get even with them by energy
and promptness-
The only defect Milwaukee admits in
her semi-centennial celebration was the
fact the weather was too cool for the
enjoyment OF beer.
The question of having public holiday
in October has been settled in Connecticut
by setting apart October Is for commemo-
ration as Lincoln day.
Foreign affairs will occupy large part
OF the attention of Congress at the coming.
session, but it will be strictly American
business just the same.
When we said the early Rose challenge
for the America cup was not small po-
tato we were too previous in the predic-
ton. He has been blighted in the bud.
Although in publishing a book dealing
so frankly with his contemporaries, John
Sherman may have put his foot in it, the
volume shows no signs as yet of rivaling
Trilby.
The Spanish generals have decided not
to begin al aggressive campaign until
there have been three or four days of
strong north winds, and all that Cuba has
to do now is to keep calm.
Cleveland did well in reminding the At
lanta people Of the blessings of the Ma
tlonal Government, for under his admins
tration they have been temporarily absent
and may have been forgotten by some of
the folks down there.
One of New Yorks new women went to
the Woman's Congress in Atlanta at
tended by two nurses, three babies and
five stenographers, and now we know the
coming woman Will need as big a retinue
as the old-fashioned duchess.
Philadelphia has a member of her Board
OF Education who maintains that Benia-
min Franklln's autobiography is unfit
reading for young people, and still there
are people who think the Quaker City
never develops anything startling.
Chicago began boulevard with the in
tention of running it to the city limits
Then she decided to carry it on to one of
her summer resorts. Now she has con-
cluded 10 continue it on to Milwaukee, and
perhaps with little coaxing she might be
induced to extend it out here.
In this election there are no parties in
New York City. There are only the Tam
manyites the Plattites the Fusionists, the
Pops, the Prohis, the Goo Coos, the Garoos
and the Gazoos, and wherever victory
lights she will have to make her perch in
the dark amid q confusion of discordant
elements.
The Rev. G. W. Hoeffer, candidate for
the Legislature from Darke County, Ohio,
who Is reported 20 have offered to sell his
vote, if elected, to Senator Brice for $500.
is said TO be Republican, but his willing
ness TO vote for the candidate of the other
side implies man of decidedly non-par-
tisan characteristics.
According TO the Federal Bureau of Sta
tistics our exports OF -four to Cuba during
the last nine months were 1873, 600 barrels
less than during the corresponding period
of last year. The export of manufactu red
goods has also declined We have lust
that much business therefore for interior
ing in the contest and demanding peace.
In the Ohio campaign there have thus
far appeared five Governors, Mckinley,
Hastings of Pennsylvania, Matthews of
Indiana, Jackson of Iowa and McCorkle OF
West Virginia; and also five ex- Governors,
Campbell, Foraker, and Foster of Ohio,