The San Francisco call., 1896-04-15
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is, 1896
TIE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
Attend the primaries.
Vote early and vote right.
The Republican procession starts to-day.
The report of the funding bill may make
big noise, but it won't scare anybody.
Don't forget that every loyal Republican
should take part in the primaries of the
party.
The bosses and the gangs went through
their crooked tricks yesterday and to-day
straight politics has chance.
Mr.. Huntington may force the funding
bill fight to an issue if he chooses. This is
Just as good a time to settle il as any.
If General Wevler continues to fight it
out on the present line it will take all sum-
mer to show which way he is moving.
Cleveland is hiding behind something
on the Cuban question, but whether it be
discre tion or pure cussedness is not GER
tain.
There is some talk among Eastern
Democrats about 'signs and signal fires OF
possible victory" but they are deceived
by smoke.
The California delegation to the st.
Louis convention must be left free to ad-
vance California interests in every issue
that arises there.
The prospect of having California repre-
sented in the Cabinet of the next admins
tration is cheering to all except those who
are too blind to see it.
The Repu blican who is truly loyal to the
great principles the party represents cares
more for the party as a whole than for any
particular leader of it.
All good Republicans in the CITY should
make it part of their duty to see to it
that San Francisco has a strong delegation
at the State convention.
The Tories have introduced into Parlia-
ment what they cali an Irish land BILL"
but according to the Home Rulers it hasn't
particle OF Irish ground to stand on.
No man with any prospect of a political
future wishes the Democratic Presidential
nomination this year, but there are plenty
OF back numbers eager to fill the vacancy
The shopkeeper who never has the thing
you ask for, but is always ready to offer
you something Just as good" ought al
ways to be allowed TO keep it for his enter
prise.
From this time forth until election day
politics should be part of the business of
every man who is concerned in American
industry and seeks the welfare of the
American people.
According to Senator Hill, if the Demo-
cratic party ''has the wisdom of It's wants"
it will nominate Morrison of Illinois, so
We may count on it that Morrison is fore
doomed to defeat.
The primaries of yesterday, like the
bosses who managed them, are back num-
bers, and the true Republicans who are I'D
to date will get in with the primaries and
the leaders OF to-day.
1t is significant that the men who are
urging the claims of Morrison of Illinois
for the Democratic nomination are much
given to habit of informing the world
that he hates Cleveland.
AS the resolution calling for an inyesti-
cation of the bond deals is in order for the
Senate TO take up to-day there is chance
for lively session, provided it is taken ND
in the right way and handled well.
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The strength of California at the Repub-
licsn National Convention will have but
little influence unless the men who repre-
sent it there are left free to exercise 1t in
bringing about the nomination of the best
man.
Inc delay In the construction of our
Postofice building is one of the things we
suffer from the Democratic deficit, but per-
haps little more energy on the part of
our delegation in Congress could hurry it
up little.
The Democratic scheme OF running a
gold ticket and silver ticket during the
campaign and then uniting their votes in
the electoral college is about as good as
any scheme the Democrats could desire.
but 1t won't work.
There will be free vote and fair count
at every polIing-place of the Republican
primaries to-day and all members of the
party should avail themselves of the op-
portunity TO cast ballot for men OF their
choice 10 represent them in the coming
State convention.
AS q nanpral rr1la ba tio1a hot ;e