The record-union., 1896-11-02
VOICE OF THE PRESS.
Expressions Of Coast Newspapers in
Brief,
On All Shades of Political Belief and
Upon Leading Topics Of
the Day.

uldre register: Inc RepupUCdA
party points to the fact that its predlc-
tons OF disaster to follow the Demo-
cratic programme of four years ago
nave been fully verified; it has proved
py current events and transactions
which come within the knowledge OF all
that the apparent shortage OF money is
due to extensive withdrawal and hoard
ing through fear of ill-advlsed expert
ments and the wild and woolly Popu-
listic methods Of running credit.
NOT TO BE NEGLECTED.
San Jose Mercury: The legislative
ticket must not be neglected. To make
It possible to send Gator to the United
States Senate would be lasting dis
grace to California.
ALTGELD'S HELP.
Marysville Appeal: Altgeld went to
New York to justify the railway riot,
but no one listened except those that
agree with him that the highest au-
thority in human government is vested
in the mouth of an anarchist
THIS IS UNDENIABLE.
San Jose Mercury: The Republican
party never created lack of confidence
or a lack of business. Those are the
products of the Democratic mill, which
is steadily engaged in turning out de-
ficits and debts.
EDISON.
Pasadena Star: Edison, the electric
wizard has proper appreciation Of the
Importance of McKinley's election. He
says that Immediately after it occurs
he will increase the working force in his
mills from 175 to 600 men. Edison is
not a man who talks for effect, but
means what he says.
INSULTING WORKMEN.
Fresno Republican: Speaking Of the
great Republican parade in San Fran
cisco on Saturday, the Visalia Times"
says:
The workingmen will take day off
and march in the parade for the gold
bugs but when they get in their booths
they will vote for the Bryan electors"
You think they will, do you? And
that is the opinion of the manhood Of
American workmen generally held by
the political shouters who claim to be
their only friends, is it not? We thought
so. 1t is an opinion which would natur-
ally come from such a source. People
who will try to carry an election by
fomenting discord and arousing ami
mosities between the worknen and their
employers have, essentially, hearty
contempt for men whom they think can
be led into such a trap.
TO VOTERS.
Oroville Register: In voting for Re
publican Presidential Electors remem-
ber that you must place the stamp op-
posite each of the nine names. One
stamp opposite the group is not suffi-
cient
NO MALICE.
Tulare Register: In all the scores of
speeches he has made William McKin-
ley has never dropped a word to plant
malice envy or hatred in the breast Of
a single human being. His words have
inspired hope, ambition and self-re-
spect He has caused no bitterness be-
tween any Of our people, high or hum
BILE. Such a man will do to trust.
VERY GLAD.
Modesto Herald: The Democratic
party In Congress were very glad, at the
first opportunity offered them, to fol-
low the procedure that In the preceding
Congress caused them to give Speaker
Reed the title of "Czar," though to do
so stultified them In the eyes of the ma
ton and made them a laughing stock
But qualification is little thing to the
Democratic party.
THE FLAT TRUTH.
Visalia Delta: The fact of the matter
is that it was the Populists and not the
Republicans who insisted on the names
of the fusion Presidential Electors ap-
pearing twice on the ballot, and there
was much jubilation amongst them
when it was announced that the ballots
would be so printed. 1t was contended
by them that If the names appeared as
Democrats and Populists the relative
strength of the parties at the polls would
not be apparent, whereas, by appearing
as Democratic Electors distinctively,
then the strength of each party in the
State would be shown.
TO DEMOCRATS.
Los Angeles Express: All self-re-
specting Democrats who have the good
of their party at heart, as well as the
good Of the country, should repudiate
such a nefarious conspiracy as was con-
cocted by certain members Of the Dem
ocratic party and Gator for the purpose
of controlling the Senate for the bene-
fit of a few persons interested in the
conspiracy. These Democrats partic-
ularly the conservative ones. who in
tend to vote for Mckinley, should see
the inutility of voting for the fusion
candidates to the Legislature, as they
must undoubtedly appreciate the fact
that vote for one counteracts the ef-
feet of the other.
WOOL REASON.
Stockton Independent: Wool-growers
who want prices restored should vote
for Mckinley for President and John
son for Congress. that a protective tar
iff may be re-enacted.
GOV. BUDD TOOK NO CHANCES.
Ukiah Press: In his speech at Metro
politan Temple, San Francisco, Satur-
day evening last, Governor Budd as
eerted. that he would leave California
at the end of his term providing Nc
KinIey were elected. The fact that our
Jim did not bargain to throw up his
Job until he draws the salary for the
last month is prima facie evidence that
he does not believe IN the ultimate sue
cess Of the boy orator Of the Platte.
Otherwise he would have agreed 10
quit November Sd.
There is whole lot OF wisdom In
Mr. Reeds advice namely, that II Sac
ramento and this district want man
in Congress who can do something. we
should send a representative Of the
party that will be dominant in Con-
gress and that party beyond question
Will be the Republican. Therefore, the
part Of self-interest is to send Grove l.
johnson to cnpnlefa the work he has