The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-18

PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR VICE-PREsIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of Rev Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3. 1895.
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Palmer and Buckner are old, but they
are not fogies.
Really, the only question left is the size
of McKinley's majority.
Mckinley and the masses are working
for one another and are bound to win.
There is no confusion in Mr.. Gators
interest in fusion. He knows what he is
after.
Boss Rainey evidently knew it would
help him to capture the Democratic don
key when he set up his headquarters in
1.-THE barn."
A clear understanding of international
bimetallism is sure cure for the silver
craze and at that understanding the peo-
pie are rapidly arriving.
The PopuIists have combined with the
Republicans in North Carolina to over
throw Democratic misrule and Bryan's
talk to Buncombe was in vain.
1t seems that while Popocrat fusion in
this State begins with Bryan it is directed
to the election of Gator to the United
States Senate. How do sterling Demo
Gratis like that?
Sound money and protection, good bust
ness and good wages, all these you will
get from Mckinley, but what can you ex.
pect from Bryan but industrial disturb
ance and unrest?
The estimate based on the vote of Yer
mont and Maine that the Republicans will
carry New York by 10000 majority would
amaze the Popocrats if they were not too
much dazed to be amazed at anything.
William Jennings Bryan tonight, sim
gle-handed, out in the open, with no muz-
zle, is the way Orator Taylor described
Wandering Willie and alas how the DEM
ocratic party mourns the fact that he has
no muzzle.
The best way to revive industry, pro-
vide employment for the people and pre-
pare the way for an advance of wages is to
restore the protective system. We have
always had prosperity under protection,
and we have never had it when that system
was broken down.
Congressman Newlands said in his
speech on Wednesday evening: 1.-THE true
allies of this country are chose countries
which have a scarcity of money" That
proposition will be denied by every busi-
ness man. We do not wish TO depend on
the trade of people who have nothing.
The next time the Democrats have an
oratorical field night in this City the peo-
pie would be glad TO hear them discuss
the Chicago platform in full. The orators
ought to be able to say something about
free trade, the income tax, the attack on
the Supreme Court and the denial of the
right of the Federal Government to en-
force its laws.
Tomorrow even ing at the Auditorium
Irving n. Scott will make an address to
ironworkers on their interests in the
political issues of the day, and as no one
has a better understanding of the iron
industry than this experienced builder of
great battle-ships his address will certainly
be one of the most notable of the cam
paign. Every ironworKer should hear it.
and all in this City should arrange to do
so.
According to Mr.. Newlands: "While
the Democratic party was responsible for
industrial disturbances in the past
through its reductions in the tariff, it gave
guarantee as to the future against fur
ther industrial disturbance" If such a
guarantee was given it has never been
made public and cannot be found either
in the speeches or in the silence of the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency.
If anybody has that guarantee he ought to
make it known.
Mr.. Taylor OF Colorado told the truth at
Metropolitan Hall when he said: 1--WE
have seen the farmers product fall until
IL no longer pays him to produce 1t; we
have seen the merchant close his doors
with the Sheriff inside; we have seen
100000 earnest, patient, faithful wage
workers of this land tramp the highways
In search of work" But Mr.. TAYLOR
should have added that we did not see it
until the Democratic party broke down
the protective tariff
Compare the United Press dispatches in
The CALL with those of the Associated
Press in the other morning papers of the
City and you will see why you must take
The CALL if you wish to get all the news.
For example, the Associated Press
papers announced yesterday that the
Texas had grounded upon rock in New
port harbor and was stuck fast, while the
United Press gave in THE CALL the COM
plete news that she had struck a sand
bank. but was set free in short time.