The morning call., 1895-03-04


The new San Francisco must be an i'm
proved San Francisco.
People who cannot see the offensiveness
OF the sewers can smell it.
Municipal Improvements will make way
for private improvements.
The sugar men will get their bounty, but
the wool men are still in the cold.
The fault with this Legislature is that it
neglects leaders to follow misleaders.
live must have the attaches, let US at
least be rid OF the useless commissions.
To develop a fully diversified industry
we must support small shops as well as big
factories.
Bimetallism, the Nicaragua canal and
the repeal OF the income tax await the next
Congress.
Experience viii have to knock an ex-
travagant legislator silly in order to make
him wise.
Now that Grover has Congress off his
hands he can spit on them and 90 to saw
ing wood.
Buy nothing of foreign manufacture if
you can possibly get a California article to
take its place.
City extension in San Francisco must
take the shape of extended streets. sewers
ana sidewalks.
The only oppressive thing now on the
horizon is the bulky corporosity of the
stuffed prophet.
To advance in the direction of sewer i'm
provement it is only necessary for man
to follow his nose.
Democratic destruction has reached the
limit, and the next thing will be RepubIi-
can reconstruction.
There is still a chance for retrenchment
at Sacramento, but the extravagators are
not taking chances.
By reviving hydraulic mining we would
hberate the gold that would revive in
dustry all over the Union.
Nlce-Presidency in 1896 Is very busiIv
seeking even suggestion Just now.
Men of this generation will never see
tariff-tinker Congress again nor hear of
free trade, except as college lecture
Governor Budd may not be able to knock
out extravaganza, but he might reach it
one on the kidney with a veto message.
The meeting of the next Republican Ma
tional Convention is long way off. but it
Is none too early to begin the fight for it.
The saying of Mrs. Hetty Green, 'Let us
have more money and less wind - would
make good motto 10 hang up in sight of
the State Solons.
New streets and new sidewalks will make
way for the construction of new buildings,
providing work for the unemployed and
homes for the people.
After the construction of the competine
road, Railroad Commission will be of no
more use in regulating freights and fares
than a spike team Of donkeys.
In nominating candidate for Mayor of |
Chicago, the Prohibitionists OF that CITY
probably intended it less for publication
than as an evidence of good faith.
Ihe complex issues now awaiting solu- |
tloh AFFORD great opportunity for states
manshlp, and fortunately the Republican
party has leaders that are equal to it.
The reopening of the mining industry
would give employment to thousands. and
lead to the opening up of other industries
that would give employment to tens of
thousands.
The career of Congressman Wilson does
not afford a hopeful augury for his work
as Postmaster-General. Destructive states
manshlp has been his forte in the past. and
we Will be fortunate at the close of mis-
term II there is such a thing as home
MADE postage stamp left in the country
The New York Legislature is consider
ing bill to provide whipping as punish
ment for wlfe-beaters and all persons who
commit felony accompanied by the in
hlctlon OF pam or suffering on the person
OF another" The bill is strongly sup
ported and is very likely to become law.
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One of the differences between American
and British journalism is shown in the
fact that the London Electrical Eaqineer
summed up a report OF the BROOKLYN
strike by saying, GA full report of the pro-
ceedings will doubtless be found in our
contemporaries Imagine an American
paper referring readers to its eontempo-
raries for the newsl
Reformer Golf of Lexow Committee
fame is not making good record in office,
for, according to the New York Sun, he
has smuggied in as a subpena-server an
all-around rascal and green-goods swindler
named Applegate, now under Indictment
for larceny. He has appointed as his per-
sonal attendant Tom Kearney, tough and |
diyekeeper, also under indictment, who |
once jumped his bail, and has chosen as his
mouthpiece in defense of his grab bill one
Evans, man of bad reputation, awaiting
tIlal for felonious assault.