The San Francisco call., 1896-07-22
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, of Ohio

FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, of Ohio
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER ,. 1896.
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Bad as Clevelandism has been Organism
would be worse.
We may count the Fifth District as safe
for Republican Congressman.
Bryan Democracy in its last analysis is
only Rainey Democracy with larger pull
We hardly need weather bureau report
to tell us it will be hot in st. Louis to-
day.
If Bryan has any more words to con-
lure with now is the time for him to use
them.
Once more we remind you of your duty
to register and to get your friends TO regis
ter also.
Consider what would be the condition of
the American sailor if Sewall should ever
get to be President.
The cause of woman suffrage marches
along and you will be left if you do not
join the procession.
The Democrats of the Fifth District have
been true to the traditions OF the party
and made the usual blunder.
The kind OF reform Democracy will give
the people is shown by the nomination for
Congress IN the Fifth District.
little while ago California was re-
garded as a doubtful State, but that CON-
plexion of things is changing rapidly.
The chances are Bryan will talk his fol-
lowers into such tired feeling they won't
have energy enough to go to the polls.
Bryan will not object to Populists stay
ing in the middle of the road, provided
they will lie down and let him walk over
m.
Joseph P. Kelly is hereby informed that
his nomination By l.anigan and Rainey
does not vindicate his record, but con-
firms it.
1t takes gold Democracy q long time to
make up its mind, but probably it has nor
yet succeeded in finding any mind to
make up.
Anti-Bryan Democracy in the East is
not half so much needed for the welfare
of the party as an antI-Rainey Democracy
in California.
German is one Eastern Democrat who
will stay with the Chicago ticket, but no
Democratic organ in the West is adyer.
tising the fact
If the Democrats are to get any profit
out of SewalPs reputation, they will have
to use it for foreign export and not for
home consumption.
This is going to be year of victories for
the American home; and the home indus
try, the home market and the home.
keeper will all share in it.
Every speech of Mckinley appeals to the
patriotic instincts of the people, and that
is the reason the response is always marked
by ardor and enthusiasm.
In the increased export of gold we see
the first evidences of the monetary panic
which Bryan and his Democracy are trying
to force upon the country.
1t Is more than probable that Kelly,s
nomination for Congress by the Democrats
OF the Fifth District was due to his estab.
lished reputation as sack carrier.
1t is better % have work for UNEMPLOYED
men and pay little more for homemade
goods than to have foreign goods CHEAP
while American labor goes a-begging.
The Democratic bolt in California this
year will be bigger than the crowd that
doesn't bolt. 1t will be the dog LEAVING
the tail and not the tail dropping from the
dog.
The nearest Democracy can come to Civ
ing the people candidate who means
business is to nominate a fellow who is
reputed to have had experience in several
kinds of jobs.
In the present condition of the fight
against the funding bill no man should be
elected TO Congress from California who is
not above suspicion. He must have
character as we'll as platform.
IneEe eau De no question OF the I'm port
ance of this election TO every business in
terest OF the country, and therefore every
business man should make it part of his
work to secure the success of the advance
agent of prosperity.
The Republican party is receiving a
strong infusion of young blood, and it is
safe 10 say that fully two-thlrds of the
young men who this wear cast THAR fr,t
vote in Presidential election will cast il
-tor Mckinley and Hobart.