The San Francisco call., 1895-10-14

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MoNDAY................. OCTOBER IA, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
Every home can help the home market
TO some extent.
From Turkey to China all Asia needs
Tenovating and whitewashing.
There are still no signs that the Civic
Federation Will ever run out of work.
Free Cuba is an honest home sentiment
that would make the best foreign policy.
John Bull had better attend to his busi-
ness in Armenia and let Venezuela alone.
Perhaps Buckley hasn't got barrel,
and perhaps he has one, but it is bunged
up.
AS the fight goes at present, the Junta is
throwing mud and Buckley is throwing
dust.
The political complexion OF local De-
mocracy looks very much like it was
tattooed.
To the hungry Ohio Democrat Camp
pell's eloquence is a poor substitute for
Brice's sack.
When Cleveland's administration comes
to be tried he will probably move for
change OF venue.
So far as Cleveland can make it so there
is as big deficit in the Monroe doctrine
as in the revenue.
We can beat the English at athletics,
but it takes the South Africans TO beat
them on mining games.
Chicago is the only city that has yet
been able to develop a gang of robbers with
nerve enough to hold up troIley-car.
Cleveland is going to Atlanta and Hill is
going to Ohio, so the long-expected great
Democratic speech may be born twins.
Many political experts are taking a
good deal OF stock in the Allison boom
because it is not being putfed up with
wind.
From present appearances in Kentucky,
Joe Blackburn is running against the
Democratic newspapers more than any
thing else.
Uncle Sam once had land enough to give
US all a farm but now Corbett and Fitz-
simmons cannot find enough to stake out
sixteen-foot ring.
England might fight Venezuela for a
little land at the mouth of the Orinoco,
but she would not fight this country for
half the continent.
1t is possible that all this talk in the
Democratic newspapers about a vigorous
foreign policy, is simply OIney's way of
advertising for one.
1t is an easy prediction that before
Cleveland is back in Washington a month
we shall hear that he is overworked in pre-
pairing his message.
1t is now charged against Wat Harden,
the Democratic nominee for Governor, in
Kentucky, that he shaves, wears patent
leather shoes and smokes cigarettes.
One advantage of having Corbett and
Fitzsimmons sklrmishing around the
country is that their blutfing serves to de-
tract attention from the export OF gold.
Strangely enough the Valkyrie hat and
the Marlborough bonnet are among the
fall styles for women, but the Defender
and the Vanderbilt do not get mention.
There is growing belief that every step
taken in the construction of the trans
Siberian railroad by Russia is a distinct
step toward the destruction of the Chinese
empire.
The campaign in Ohio has become SO
hot that Ex-Governor Campbell has been
compelled to stop long enough to explain
that he never reflected on the personal in
tegrity of Governor Mckinley
The deficit in the revenues makes the
tariff the biggest political issue at pres
ent, but if that were out of the way. the
un-American foreign policy of Cleveland
would be enough to beat Democracy next
year.
1t is believed that Mahone's death will
lead to a reorganization of political parties
in Virginia and exert as powerful an in
fuence on affairs in that State as the dead
Senator was ever able to exert in the prime
of his life and the highest prestige of his
power.
1t is not surprising to learn that since
the Chicago Associated Press misled its
customers by sending out false reports of
the race between the Defender and the
Valkyrie, some OF its papers have aban-
doned that organization and joined the
United Press, thus making sure of getting
all the news and getting it correct.
1t is difficult to understand why the
Eastern press was so severe in its criti-
cisms of Keir Hardie. Since his arrival on
this coast he has said nothing and done
nothing to give offense to any one who be-
lieyes in free speech and does not regard
socialism as bugaboo.
As we have treaty with Great Britain