The San Francisco call., 1896-08-11
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TUESDAY AUGUST II, 1898
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM Mckinley, Of Ohio
FOR vICF-PREsIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3. 1896.
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Who will introduce Mr.. Bryan to the
people of New York?
A sound money basis is necessary for
the conduct of sound business.
The Bryan revolution will never make
the wheels of industry go round.
The Democrats may make campaign
this year, but they are showing no signs of
it so far.
The people go to see Bryan as they go to
circus, and having seen him they have
had enough of him.
Bryan has to run around to hunt the
people, while Mckinley stays at home and
the people come to him.
1t is easy enough for Democrats and
Populists to get together. 1t is the stay
ing together that grinds.
The trouble with Democracy in the East
is that so far from being able to carry
State it cannot even carry itself.
What this country needs most is an in
come equal to its expenditures, and it will
never get that with Democratic tariff.
The Cleveland Cabinet is so completely
demoralized at present the old man can
neither open it all out nor shut it all up.
Give to American industry the protec-
tion it needs and it Will soon furnish en-
ployment for the people and restore pros
perity.
As long as we buy from Europe the
goods we should make at home our money
will go abroad and even free silver cannot
save u.s.
Democracy having blundered once will
blunder again, but the people, though
they blundered in 1892, will know better
this time,
The sober second thought of the people
is rapidly settling the money question,
and before long Mr., Bryan Will be trying
10 dodge it.
Nearly every California producer has
been injured by the Democratic tariff, and
no promise of free-coinage salve is suffi-
cienr to cure the hurt.
The Democratic tariff for revenue only
has thus far increased the public debt by
over 1892, 100000, and now the party lead
ers are declaring it isn't an issue.
So long as the Government spends more
than its income SO long will it have to
borrow money, and as long as it 5orrows
money the National credit will be bad.
When Bryan is notified of his nomina.
tion the older leaders of his party should
tell him few other things along with it
SO that he will know little more than he
knows now.
The Republican pledge to promote IN
ternational bimetallism can.be trusted, for
the party has never broken pledge, but
what is Democratic promise. worth to
the people of this country?
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canvass made by the Chicago meat
packers among the farmers and cattle
raisers with whom they deal shows an
overwhelming sentiment in the Mississ-
ippi Valley in favor of sound money.
Having reduced the prices of all Califor-
MIA products by lowering the duty on the
products of foreign labor, the Democrats
now propose to remedy the matter by re-
ducing the value of the money for which