The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-02

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TUEsDAY................ JUNE 2 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
1t begins to look like Boies in the Demo-
cratic camp.
Join Republican club at once and help
organize prosperity.
This time the mugwumps have been
dumped by all parties.
f.. Chicago might as well arrange to hold
that convention in two sections.
f: Eastern Democrats will soon be claiming
that boiling is golden privilege.
Republican unity is not only the biggest
thing in the political field, but the only
thing.
Cleveland's head was certainly level on
the third term proposition. No letter was
needed.
Grover has heard from Kentucky and
her subsequent proceedings interest him
no more.
An open session of the bond deal fnves-
tigating committee would be of interest
just now.
Intelligent Democrats had better drop
their party before it goes to pieces and
drops them.
The Chicago convention VIII be swal-
lowtail affair, with the tails split clear up
to the collar.
The split in Democracy is now suf-
fciently wide to enable the people to see
it is full OF punk.
Carlisle might as well follow the exam
pie OF Watterson and go to Europe until
after the election.
The Spanish Government has found out
that Weyler is a misfit and will put him on
the bargain counter.
The only effect of the Carlisle movement
in Kentucky WIS TO develop an aggravated
boom for Joe Blackburn.
If Congress is to stay in session much
longer it should give Cleveland another
Jolt on the Cuban question.
1t looks as if the party of calamity would
be dispersed, dissipated and out of sight
before the people get lick tit.
The movement of Republicans toward
st. Louis will end in clear case of getting
together in every sense of the phrase.
What was expected to be deadlock at
the Chicago convention will be opened
with a silver key and show gold bolt.
1t seems that no party or faction will
undertake to carry Clevelandism in this
campaign. The rubbish will be left where
it fell.
The equilibrium of Europe is so unstable
at present that riot anywhere within its
confines shakes it like a CONFUSION of
nature.
You not only get longer ride in San
Francisco for a nickel than in any other
city, but you also get longer time to wait
for transfer.
Cleveland's civil service order has
reused more vigorous resolve among the
people to turn the Iascals out, and a way
will be found to do it.
The attempt to silver plate the Demo
cratic party is pretty good scheme, but
there isn't silver enough in the country to
cover the deficit and the bond issues.
Before the struggle between England
and Germany for supremacy in South
Africa is over Kruger may yet wish he had
welcomed Jameson and reformed the
Transvaal as an independent country.
There is 10 longer any sound of the old
song about divisions in Republican ranks.
Some times are too tough for even
Democratic Tyre to play without breaking
string.
The Louisville CourierJOWrndt declares
that Kentucky will be Republican for