The San Francisco call., 1896-11-06

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The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
Bryan comedies it.
Chairman Jones gives it up.
By the way, what has become Of the
Populists?
Mckinley breaks the record with mil
lion majority.
Now that we have downed the dema-
gogues let us keep them down.
Cleveland and Hill are together at last,
like two men on a raft in a wide, wide
sea.
CaIifornia's share of the feast of victory
ought to be nothing less than Cabinet
pudding.
Bryan's congratulation to Mckinley
was little bit Iate but it win serve all
purposes.
Money will soon be circulating so fast
that silurians will have TO hustle to keep
up with it.
Woman suffrage was defeated at the
polls, but the campaign OF education keeps
right along.
The fellows who talked about coercion
are the fellows who are doing the least
talking now.
There is a chance for joint debate be-
tween Bryan and Altgeld as to which hoo
dooed the other.
Secretaries Oney, Morton and Carlisle
did not vote, but they were not missed in
the summing up.
1t may still be pertinent to inquire
where that much-talked-of coercion took
place last Tuesday.
Considering the odds against them loyal
Republicans have good reason TO be salts
fed with the result.
The next mystery story will be re-
of McKinley's Cabinet.
In spite of the fusion opposition, in
spite of traitors in the party, we have
carried the City and carried the State.
The Thanksgiving proclamation came
out in time to sound like Cleveland's ex-
preston of relief at the overthrow of Bry-
anism.
1t must be source of great regret to the
free-traders that they did not improve the
navigation of Salt River while they had
the power.
The first thing for returning prosperity
to look for in the home market is home
goods and it ought not to stop until it
finds them.
Mr.. Laumeister may eventually crawl
out of the hole he dug for himself, but his
hopes of political preferment are buried
there forever.
The ablest SPELL binder in the country is
but a small potato now when compared
with the fellow who has place on the
football teams.
The Mckinley administration will re-
store prosperity, and it is safe to say we
have seen the last tidal wave election of
this generation.
Altgeld's shrek of wrath sounds more
like anarchy than ever, but it comes from
the deep pit of political defeat and is no
longer listened to.
There may be no such thing as perpet-
ual youth, but all the same it is an
nounced that Gladstone is learning how
to ride the bicycle.
There will never be another party in
this generation that will wage campaign
TO establish the right to take an appeal
from the Supreme Court TO a>mob.
The Populist party in this State has
been SO badly lost in the shuttle it can
hardly be expected to turn up, no matter
what sort of deal is made next time.
The Bering Sea question and the Vene-
zuelan question will probably be among
those which Cleveland will leave for the
Mckinley administration to solve and
settle.
Now is the time to preach the doctrine
of unity of effort in industrial enterprises.
Let US all work together for the advance.
ment of California and the welfare of its
people.
The conservative Democrat knows not
where he is, but the intelligent among
them will have sense enough to stay
where they are until the situation
clears up.
1t is a good thing for the Democratic
tiger that it managed to swallow the
Populists at the beginning of the cam
paign, for it will have but slim rations for
the next four years.
The State Legislature Is to be over
whelmingly Republican and now is the
time for the party to show what it can do
Tor the advancement of the State and the
promotion of legislative reforms.
1t has no doubt been noticed by our
readers that during the cam mpaign We gave