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sUNpAY.:.-..........S.. AUGUST 2. 1885
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
-. and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
EoR vICE-PREsIDENT-
- GARRETT A.. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER s..1sss.
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In the hands of blunderers tie free coin
age OF silver. would itself be blunder.
~
. Ta1-shirking as a philanthropy is the
latest corporation fad, and It's daisy.
Twill be long campaign, but when
once fairly started it won't seem long. !
r, Establish protection and prosperity will
follow and the return 20 bimetallism will
then be easy.
Don't be too severe on your Democratic
neighbor. He didn't know how badly his
party was loaded.
II
bring on panic, but all the same there
won't be any panic
.BimetalIfs sm. established by sound busi-
ness methods will benefit the country, but
bimetallism forced on by fools would be
ruin.
The Democratic attack on the Supreme
Court may not have been meant as an,
archy. but all anarchists are pleased
with it. -
There will be much panic talk during
the campaign, but no sensible man will
be: alarmed. Mckinley is sure to be
elected.
We. are not getting any repor rs from
CleveIand's fishing trip this summer, and
~itseems the old man has become back.
number.
1t will be just as we'll to remember this
summer that the American people are not
fools and consequently Bryan's campaign
is not dangerous.
: A Democratic gold ticket is not at all
necessary to save the country; but tits
necessary to'preserve the self-respect of
good many Democrats.
The next monument to a corporation
. philanthropist will bear this inscription:
Erected to apublic benefactor who served
the people by shirking taxes"
The Republican campaign has been fully
opened up in the. East from Maine to
Wisconsin; and along with it has been
opened UP the way 10 prosperity.
% There are two things that will never
grow IN tbis'coantry, no matter how often
they are planted. One is. class politics..
and the other is sectional politics.
The Democrat has the satisfaction of
knowing that while political licking in
this campaign may. hurt his feelings a
ssAASbAC ~ 5AfO pAOSpCIAby W his DuS4uSoSs
-, Senator Woicott's letter expresses the
sentiments of the great majority of West
ern Republicans. We are for free silver
but not if We have. to take Democracy
':.with:it.
. All the old veterans of the war will sup
'.port their comrade, Mckinley, and the
patriotic youth of the land will march
with them, work with them and vote with
them for the welfare of the Republic and
tke preservation of its honor. !:
. -.
Each returning day of rest during the
campaign should be devoted by rejecting
citizens to an earnest consideration of the
: issues involved in the contest. We made
bad mistake in the election four years
ago. Let US not repeat it this year.
The Los Angeles Times has issued an.
elaborate special edition under the title
"a Mckinley Number. in which is pub.
1iehad 1or oF ;DEo