The San Francisco call., 1896-06-24

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WEDNESDAY. .....JUNE "a, 1896
The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1896.
The question of the campaign: Do you
wish work and wages?
Work for Mckinley is home industry
in every sense of the phrase.
Every American workshop will be a
Mckinley headquarters this year.
With the Democrats anything is good
that helps to hide the Cleveland record.
For the present the center of the United
States is at Canton, Ohio, and all roads
lead there.
Now that the people no longer wish him
at Washington, Cleveland won't leave even
to go fishing.
The financial crisis came in with the
Cleveland deficit administration and will
20 out with it.
Democracy may be ready for a new de-
parture but she has only old back-num Der
chromos to lead it.
If there is any way to read the Demo
cratic party out OF itself Daggett will do it.
He remembers stockton.
1t seems even Cleveland has begun to
wilt q little, and is now willing to talk
bimetallism as a com promise.
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start party of their own just to give Wall
street chance to ratify something.
Democracy and PopuIism will never fuse
until they can agree which is to ride in
the cart and which is to do the pulling.
1t looks as if New York Democrats
would play lone hand III this campaign
n foc rToY
In this campaign there will be no ele-
ment of confusion. The people know
what they wish and they know how to
get it.
The only way Chicago can get profit
from the convention is to take a census
while 1t is in town, and she will be sure
10 do it.
All the Democratic Presidential candi-
dates are as busily tai king as if they were
afraid relapse into silence might be con-
strued as golden.
The personal factor of McKinley's noble
life will have a great influence in this
campaign and win many vote for the
soldier candidate.
One by one the leaders of the Cleveland
Democracy are rising up to declare they
do not wish the Presidential nomination
and never expected it.
If Cleveland sees no chance to get sat
isfaction out of this country he may be
just mad enough to whirl in and take it
out of the hide of old Spain.
Silver Republicans who think of boiling
the party will change their minds when
they see the sort of leaders who will be
nominated by Democrats and Populists.
General Weyler can make promises OF
an active campaign just as easily as the
Democratic party, and the promises in the
one case are just about as valuable as in
the other.
The free-traders will resort to every
trick their ingenuity can devise to detract
the people from the tariff issue and beat
Mckinley, but it is a foregone conclusion
their tricks will be in vain.