The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-29

So long as the tariff is kept to the front
Democracy will be kept to the rear.
Young men who cast their first vote for
Mckinley will always be proud of it.
The deficit tariff makes more than half
the trouble in the National treasury.
Join a Republican club and do your
share in the work of organizing victory.
In the Democratic camp the plot is
rapidly th1ckening to the curding point.
Read THE CALL during the campaign
and get the news of all parties impartially
reported.
If Henry Watterson had stayed at home
he might have been mentioned for the
Presidency.
If the Cubans can stand WeyIer of until
Cleveland leaves the White House they
will be all right.
Presidential candidates will iostle one
another at Chicago, but not one of them
will give another push.
What the people of this country need is
less financial discussion and more work
on q good financial basis.
Carlisle has been the first Democrat to
go up Salt River this year, but there are
others who will go further.
This is good time for young men to
leave the old Democratic hulk and get in
with the party of prosperity.
If Cleveland was steering the Demo-
cratic ship at a rock he has the satisfac-
ton of knowing that he hit it.
Grover may be said to be still in the
ring, but it is only the extreme gold.bug
ring and it won't count this year.
The issue of work and wages does not
sound big, but it reaches every home and
affects the welfare OF every family.
This year we sweep the Democratic party
off the face of the earth and give the
Populists chance to fill the vacancy.
The people do the shouting for Nc
Kinley, and it will be remembered in :his
connection that the people also do the
voting.
The gold Democrats of the East may
abuse Teller now, but when they get to
Chicago they may have to initiate his
example.
The money question is but one phase of
the great issue of restoring prosperity,
and is so understood by the common sense
of the people.
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lot of ambulance wagons for the Demo-
cratic Convention, but perhaps garbage
cart or two would have suited the occasion
just as well.
The more the money question is debated
the more the people understand that what
we need most is tariff that will yield
abundant revenues and provide work and
wages for the people.
California wants protection for her
industries and governmental aid in pro-
noting her commerce, and as q conse-
quence she must vote for the party of
progress and enterprise.
1t is worth noting that every time the
country begins to prosper Democracy
weakens and whenever Democracy gets |
strong the country weakens. It is a |
calAmity party whichever way you take it
The free silver Prohibitionists in Rhode |
Island are reported to have captured the |
party organization and acquired the party |
organ, and as a result the residents of the |
other States are complaining of the noise |
of the music.
The Sultan has recently declared tie |
troubles in Crete would end if the Cretans
would lay down their arms, and there is a |
general belief that under those circum-
stances the Cretans would end about the |
same time as their troubles.
BY a typographical error the PhiIa-
del, hia E,lgatirer announced the name of
our next President as Mcinl Key, and |
while of course any name will do when |
you mean the right man it must be ad- |
mitted that it is no fit spell to coniure
with.