The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-17

1hE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, OF Ohio |
FOR vICF-PREsIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of Rev Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3. 1896.
Rush the ferry DEPOT.
Put idle money into circulation.
The new municipal building might as
well get move on
If you have not yet registered this is
the best day to do it.
Public money appropriated for public
works should be set at work.
This campaign won't wait long on the
leaders. twill start itself pretty soon.
There is a growing suspicion that Hills
speech at Chicago was only bluff after all.
Agitators talk of this or that, but the
people know that what they need is work
and wages.
Bryan is rapidly talking away his repu-
tation as an orator as well as his chances
of election.
If the Populist kid ever gets on the in
side OF the Democratic tiger We shall see
no more of the kid.
ITO be or not to be-" says the Populist.
"Shall we live as the coming party OF die
with the Democr ats?'
When the Southern Populist gets into
the same boat with the Southern Demo-
crat there will be lively row.
1t is within the range of possibilities
that Bryan may,go TO st. Louis to repeat
his oratorical triumph and bust.
Mckinley talks always of business and
prosperity, while Bryan talks only of civil
disturbances and class legislation.
The Democratic shouters are all for the
boy orator, but the thinking men of the
party are turning their backs on him.
The old rock-ribbed Democracy has
been shattered by the dynamite conyen-
tion and the landslide is something won
derful.
California stone is good enough for Cali
fornia buildings and should certainly be
used in public works wherever stone is
needed.
1t begins TO look as if the Democrats
put wool ON the free list simply to get it
more cheaply to pull over the eyes of the
Populists.
The Republicans of the State have begun
the campaign wisely by organizing clubs.
1t is by organization that victory will be
accomplished.
1t was first a fasco tariff, then a fasco
administration and now it has become q
fiasco party. The next step will be
general collapse.
Debs will not be a candidate for the
Presidency. as it seems the Altgeld plat
form and Bryan ticket are sufficiently rev.
oiutionary for him.
The announcement that Tammany will
support the Chicago ticket affords another
reason why good Democratic business
men should bolt il,
Remember the prosperity of your bust
ness for the next four years may depend
on your vote in November, so register at
once and make sure that you have vote
ba 90 No IaetD od To- ~,
OF our banks will all be put into circula-
tion as soon as protective tariff assures
profits for industry and rewards for enter
prise.
Cleveland will soon have an opportu-
nifty to oblige his Wall-street friends by
another bond issue, for the deficit tariff
continues to get in its work and the ex-
port OF gold goes on.
That German viii support the Bryan
ticket is not unexpected. He is prepared
to support most anything that will help
him to be reelected TO the Senate by the
next Maryland Legislature.
Democracy in this campaign endeavors
to excite one class of people against an
other, but the Republican party harmon
ICES Inc lnbSTeSI Oi ali On u Dfodu piaJlOrm
of measures designed for the benefit of all.
In deciding to go ahead with the ferry
depot building and to make use OF Cali
fornia stone the Harbor Commissioners
have done the proper thing, ana it can
hardly be doubted that the courts will
sustain them.
The number of conservative business
men who are leaving the Democratic party
at this junctute is encouraging in much
more than a partisan sense. 1t is an evil
dence that the great body Of intelligent
people of the country are thoroughly pa
triotic, and that they will never allow
party spirit to lead them to sacrifice the
welfare of the Republic.