The San Francisco call., 1896-11-05


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DAVID NJ. FoLTZ, Eastern Manager.
The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
Now for prosperity.
The advance agent is here.
There are good prospects for all.
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Everything in sight is as good as gold.
What will Grover say about it In his
message?
American business knows how to pro-
tect itself.
1t was not landslide, but continental
upheaval.
Every State that Bryan visited went for
Mckinley.
1t was not coercion but cohesion that
did the job.
The agitators of the count try got the
grand shake.
Conservatism knows how to assert itself
on occasions.
The solid South has melted into the rest
of the Union at last.
In the new era of prosperity California
should take leading part.
We have seen the end of cheap money,
cheap labor and cheap statesmanship.
Confidence has been restored and every-
body feels that better times are coming.
We have seen the end of the solid South
and there is comfort in that for patriots.
Perhaps the Cuban question may de-
ve!op into crisis, but it won't be big
one.
Even those who voted for Bryan will
soon have reasons to be satisfied with the
result.
Now then, Popocrats, take your crow
-naturedly-turkey time is coming
for all.
We can now turn our attention to Great
Britain and take up the Venezuelan mat
ter again.
Democrats and Populists may now dis
entangle themselves from one another and
see where they are at.
The surviving Bryanite can be dis
tingushed in thes days by his eagerness
to change the subject.
Cleveland is great on phrase making,
but he cannot invent one to express his
feelings on this occasion.
The Chronicle may rejoice for time over
the defeat of Colonel Taylor, but it will
be sorry for itself before long.
There will be lots of new blood in the
next Senate and it ought to be good blood
and young blood with vigor in it.
Now is the time for enterprising men 10
get together and make plans for the de-
velopment of the State. There's millions
in it.
California has done well, but had there
been no dissension in the Republican ranks
in this City it would have been a clean
sweep.
Now that honest money Democrats have
come out of the wilderness they had better
stay out and enlist for life in the party of
prosperity.
1t is no longer polite in the East to speak
of "taking the cake" The cultured
phrase is to say that Mckinley walked off
with the premium tClip.
Before Willie Hearst started a news
paper IN New York the State was Demo-
cratic by large majority, and now it has
become almost solidiy Republican.
1t II stated that high steppers will be
the favorites at the horse show in New
York this season, but it is not explained
whether this refers to the horses or the
ladies.
Republican success in California was
largely due to the fact that the party trea-
son of the Chronicle was offset by the
coar5eness and offensiveness of the En-
anliner on the other side.
Let due honor be given to the Republi.
can State Committee. It had hard fight
in combating the fusion of Democrats
and Populists and has snatched victory
from the very jaws OF defeat.
Protection, sound money, reciprocity.
internal Improvements and the upbuild-
ing of the American merchant marine
are things We may expect in the near
future and they cannot come too soon.
Two things of local note are made clear
by the result of the elections-the Examiner
gained nothing by its fraudulent tactics
and its coarse caricatures and the Chronicle
gained nothing by its party treason and
personal spite.
Had it not been for the fght made by