The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-05

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sATURDAY.............. OCTOBER 8. 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
This is the day, TO leave orders for TIE
SUNDAY CALL.
If Daggett does not keep cool in this
crisis he Will lose his head.
Local Democracy has just about enough
energy left to fight itself out of politics.
There is prospect that Europe may get
its turkey cooked by spontaneous COM
bustion.
One faction of Democracy cries traits"
but the other takes notice that the cat has
come back.
One objection to the short campaign dis
cuss1on in the East are that the arguments
are too long.
1t seems that Corbett and Fitzsimmons
nav meet in Indian Territory and have
ghost dance.
Buckley may take up the town again,
but he cannot carry it any more; things
have changed.
Public satisfaction with the work of the
Railroad Commission should be given
public expression.
The fight of reform Democracy against
the ex-boss is an evident attempt to put
stale crow in the soup.
The trolIey-cars are not more necessary
for public convenience than are proper
tenders for public safety.
Spain has at least learned enough to
know that the rebellion in Cuba is some
thing more than bull-fght.
At the present time if there is anything
Cleveland wishes that German has, he can
get it in return for a single smile.
Perhaps Mr.. Huntington will now admit
that the toy works well and the people
have right to be pleased with it.
Texas has done herself so much credit
by stopping the prize-ight that even Dallas
need not regret the cash she loses.
In the record of reviving prosperity up
10 date no one has made any big profits
except Mr., Cleveland's gold syndicate.
The return of Huntington and Buckley
10 town at the same time is, perhaps,
nothing more than a casual coincidence.
Now that the Armenians are no longer
waiting for other folks to help them the
Sultan IS prepared to consider the situa-
ton.
The Market-street Railway Company
wishes another franchise on the old terms,
of course. There is nothing in it for the
people.
1t will not take much observation on the
part of Mr.. Huntington to see that Califor-
mia has changed good deal since he was
here last.
Up to date the Brooklyn trolley-cars hold
the record for a high death rate, but our
cars are pushing them very close and gain
ing on them.
The prospect of gold mining boom at
Vancouver is encouraging. Whatever
helps any part OF the Pacific Coast in that
way helps Us.
Whether considered in respect to home
industries or foreign policies, this will be
known in history as the un-American
administration.
There is every reason to believe that the
next ten years will be public improvements
on great scale.
To bring the next Republican convention
to San Francisco is the best wayto bring
the needs of the Pacific Coast to the atten-
ton of statesmen.
The country looks for news of the begin
ming of that vigorous foreign policy and it
gets the information that Cleveland has
had a good fishing trip.
The fact that Campbell of Ohio has con-
sented to enter upon joint debate with
such man,as Coxey shows how eager the
Democrats of that State are to capture the
Populist vote.
1t can hardly be credited that the Pitts
burg Democrats are preparing a grand
celebration OF the prosperity produced by
the German tariff, but we must remember
the silly season has been very hot in the
East this year.
The reappearance of Buckley in the
Democratic camp has had the good effect
of clearing up the situation, and the people
now know exactly what the return to
power of the Democratic party in this
City would mean.
According to the estimate Of Mint Di-
rector Preston the gold output of the world
this year will exceed $500. 900, 0OO but even
that sum will not balance the growing
business of the world and the increased
demand for money.
AS Senator Brice has predicted that for
the next ten years this country Will see a
business prosperity unequaled in its his
tory or in the history of the world, he
evidently foresees the restoration of the
Republican party to power. - ..---.--.