The San Francisco call., 1896-07-30

let US DeSlu6 Win our SlIy.
All good business men will find good
company in Republican clubs.
Democracy has shaken off most of its
leaders, but none of its barnacles.
Thereused to be some free-traders among
the. woolmen, but it is not so now.
The only sure way to get rid of bad Sup
ervisors is to elect good ones in their
places. =.
The seven may boast that they are solid,
but they feel sense of emptiness some
where.
that can be built on Democratic foun-
dation.
BY this time the Solid Seven have
learned what the people are going to do
about it.
II taxation without representation is
tyranny, what is taxation with misrepre-
sentation'2
The soldier candidate is the one whom
patriotic young men will support with a
true enthusiasm.
Young business men should take prom
inent. part in the Republican. canvass, for
it means business.
The Republican campaign is to begin at
once. Now is the time to- join the clubs
= and take part in the work.
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1t is now the time of the .tax-shirkers to
call mass-fneeting. to indorse the Suuer.
yisors who worked the big shirk.
Ii Cleveland has not sunk into a, state of
total collapse we shall hear him reading
the riot act TO his Cabipet before long.
1t. lis hard to satisfy the morbid Demo
crat, who complains that Mckinley doesn It
talk enough and Bryan talks too much.
Altgeid may have constructed the
machine, but it is more than probable
that German will be given the job of run
ming it.
When assessments are made with fia-
grant injustice taxation becomes a cor
ruption to the rich and an oppression to
the poor.
When one man shirks his taxes another
has to pay them, and that is why Just men
protest against officials who allow such
practices.
The Populist National organization at
this time rests on Watson alone, and sup
pose Mr.. Watson should decide to step
from under?
Republican organization and Democratic
Generalization are going forward with an
equal rapidity, and the campaign pro-
rresses beautifully.
No Republican should be content to be
an onlooker in this. campaign. There is
work in it for every man who has the
energy to undertake it.
Indignation meetings are excellent
things IN way, but we shall never have
good government in this City until we
have something more to harmonize on
than indignation.
The integrity of the credit of the Nation
and the protection of the industries of the
people are the two issues for which Nc
Kinley stands, and what sane citizen will
vote against them?
Bryan's character was nodded in debat-
ing societies and McKinleys character on
the battletields of the war for the Union.
Which is more likely to prove himself in
office a true patriot President2
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Despite the kick given at Chicago to the
Cleveland administration most of the Cabi-
net will support the ticket, and now we
know just how sincere they were in pro-
Tossing to think Grover was right.
The conquest of the Democratic party
by such leaders as Bryan, Altgeld and
Tlllman is a serious danger to the Republic
and every good citizen should give active
and earnest aid in the campaign against
it.
When we are denouncing bunker,
Hughes, Morgenstern, Wagner, Scully,
King and Benjamin for betraying the
people to the powers of corruption let us
not forget to give honor to Charles l..
Taylor, Joseph l. Dimond, AdolDh b.
Spreckels and John K. G. Hobbs. who
maintained the cause of justice and honest
dealing.