The San Francisco call., 1896-08-29

yer only, and that is why they Will vote
for Mckinley.
No law-abiding Democrat will support
an attack on the Supreme Court, in order
to please Altgsld.
In practical politics the only way to up
hold Republican principles is to uphold
Republican leaders.
There is no interest of this country that
isn't threatened in some way by the
declarations of the Chicago platform.
A short time ago the Democrats were
mocking at Mckinley because he did not
talk. and now they are bowling that he
talks too much.
Before we trust Democrats with the
task of revising the currency we had better
consider little what success they had in
revising the tariff.
When the boy orator started on his
career the people put the emphasis on the
orator, but they are now putting the
emphasis on the boy.
The aim of all true Republicans at this
who have any other aim are not worthy
to be called Republicans.
More money in circulation, and not
more money in the mints, is what is needed
to make business good, and so all the busi-
ness men of the country are supporting
the Republican ticket.
We do not mean to say that all support
ers of Bryan would like to see serious dis
turbances in this country, but it is certain
that all who are seeking to make disturb
ance are supporting Bryan.
No one can read the Chicago platform
without seeing how grave is the crisis the
party behind it has forced upon the coun-
Try, and the candidate is every bit as radi-
cal and dangerous as the platform.
Mckinley stands on the money question
to-day exactly where he has always stood,
and his attitude on that issue as on the
tariff has always been consistent with it.
self at every stage of his political career.
"The future is written in blood crushed
out of you by gold" said Bryan in a speech
at Erie; and now the people have to con-
slider whether a man who talks like that
is fit to be President of well-ordered re-
public.
Don't forget that this is the day to leave
orders for THE SUNDAY CALL, and make
sure of good reading tomorrow. 1t will
be found to contain matters of interest to
every member of the family, including the
children.
The people have begun to see that Bran
is supported by the worst element of the
Democratic and Populist parties; and it
appears that Bryan sees it also, for it is to
those elements he appeals in all his
speeches.
Major McKinley's letter of acceptance
put all the issues of the campaign so
clearly and so strongly that the voter
needs no other campaign document. 1t
points to prosperity and shows the way to
get there.
''My friends" said ex-President Harri-
son, Gas Republican l am proud of many
things. but I can sum up as the highest
satisfaction I have had in the party and
Its career that the prospect of Republican
success never did disturb business"
By the time the people begin to under
stand that the Republican party stands
for genuine bimetallism as opposed to
silver monometallism the Bryanites will
begin to dodge the money question as
eagerly as they now dodge the tariff.
The gold Democrats who wish the Re-
publican party to drop the tariff issue in
this campaign have been we'll answered
by Presicen Harrison in the declarations:
"They must not expect that the RepubIi-
san party will reorganize itself because
the Democratic party has disorganized
ITSELF"
In 1892 when workingmen had good
wages under the Mckinley tariff the
people of the United States consumed
Dver 1856, ,000, 900 bushels of wheat and over
1888, 100000 bushels of corn, and the
farmer was prosperous, but in 1895 under
Democratic conditions the people con-
iumed but 3l5.0Oo0 900 bushels of wheat
ind 1,1S4, 100000 bushels of corn, and the
larmer had hard times and lesson on the
tarih question.