The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.

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WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR vICF-PREsIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 1896.
Sewall has found the campaign redhot
at the start.
Daggett's bossing has not improved the
popular aspect of his party.
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The time for registration is passing rap
idly and you must hurry or you will be
left.
The only sound from the Democratic
camp is the braying of the donkey. The
rooster has quit Growing.
If the Populists join with the Democrats
it will give the country chance to kill two
bad birds with one stone.
Free silver with economic protection
means business prosperity, but free silver
with free trade means ruin.
Money may be the talk on the stump,
but the need of work and swages is the
talk in the homes of the people.
The bolting up to date shows about six
teen who bolt into the Republican party
for every one who bolts out of it.
The announcement that Hoke Smith
will support Bryan is another reason why
Republicans are smiling and satisfied.
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the campaign Just as if it were not already
started and moving like an avalanche.
We are not informed of any business
men in any part of the country who are
joining the Democratic party this year.
Sewall of Bath will not be satisfactory
to the average Democrat. He may stand
the Sewall but he will kick at the Bath.
1t seems to be the opinion of the boy
orator that if he docs not keep moving
and shouting the people viii forget him.
Before long the wise old leaders of the
Democratic party will have to warn Bryan
that small boys should be seen and not
heard.
planned campaign of oratory that will
make Bryan's rhetoric flicker like tallow
candle.
While Bryan plies his silver tongue and
runs from town TO town, Grover stays at
Buzzards Bay and sticks 10 golden
silence.
As soon as Altgeld and Tillman take
the stump we shall know what Democracy
proposes to do, if it has an opportunity to
do anything.
Mr. Joseph P. Kelly had better be con-
tent with the vindication he has received
from Daggett, Lanigan and Rainey and GO
hide himself.
Intelligent workingmen are asking one
another what would be the profit to them
of free silver if they had no work by
which to earn any of it.
As Joseph P. Kelly is running for v1ndi-
cation rather than for Congress the cam
paign for him will partake largely of the
nature of personal picnic.
Marion de Vries, whom the Democrats
propose to sacrifice in the Second District,
is nice young man and will make a
lovely political corpse. Next.
The Republican party is not only the
party of the present, but the party of the
future. 1t is the party for young men to
join, and the young men know it.
So many Southern business men are
coming out for Mckinley that it would
hardly be surprise if the whole Solid
South turned Republican this year.
Mckinley will be supported on the
stump by Harrison, Reed, Allison, Fora
ker and many another orator of eioquence,
but who will help Bryan when his tongue
fstigues itself?
The Democrats of the Fifth District who
have been invited to wash Kelly's dirty
linen in public haFe a iustifable privilege
to kick, and they ought to deliver it on
the right place.
The heavy export of gold which has fol-
lowed Bryan's nomination is an evidence
of the tremendous panic and financial
stringency which would be sure to result
from his election.
boles, Bland, Campbell. Matthews and
some other fayorite sons among the Demo-
Gratis have declared they will vote for
Bryan, but up to date they have not
joined the .whoop-up nor made any
speeches for him.
Every intelligent bimetallist recognizes
the fact that the free coinage of silver by
the United States alone would postpone
the success of International bimetallism
for generation to come and deprive US
of cold for the whole Of that period.