The San Francisco call., 1896-09-29
FOR PRESIDENT

d4I0 IOSPSI1lTs
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR NONRESIDENT
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
=. Election November 5, 1896.
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City politics claim attention.
Don't fail to work for organized Rspub-
licanfsm.
Party loyalty will soon settle the ques-
ton of party harmony.
Straight men are for straight politics
and. a straight municipal administration.
The record of Charles L. Taylor as a
Supervisor is guarantee what he will. b,
as Mayor
Every one knows where Rainey is ana
where Buckley rs, but what has become
of the Junta?
Bryan says all the poets are FOR free
silver, but he neglected to add how many
votes they have. -.
-. II. the Examiner intends to stand in with
Martin Kelly it should at least retract the
cruel words of former years.
We're Democratic advice to be taken by
Republicans there would be no organized
.Republicsnism in the State
W0r61 for Tho roo,,Tar Pawn bIfcay, %iol~o|
preserve the party organization and give
san Francisco good government.
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The State Central Committee can hardly
DO otherwise than support the party. or
ganization. What else was it selected for
To the demoralized Democrat the Nom
Partisan movement is as welcome as the
sight Of a green granger TO a bunko man.
a. The Non-Partisans may Justly declare
they belong to no party, but are they sure
they do not belong to clique or perhaps
"a gang2
g The reason why the tariff is the chief
issue Of the campaign is because Demo
cratic hard. times have forced it to the
front and kept it there.
Win Buckley or Rainey or b earst kindly
notify the public how their factions of the
Democratic party stand on the election oi
Gator 10 the United States Senator
Democratic decentralization has made
the prospects of the camp so hopeless that
the great fake journal has decided to
= abandon it and seek more profitable fields.
With Buckley, Rainey and Willie Hearst
fighting triangular duel, tits not strange
that the average Democrat. shows a will.
ingness to get out OF. his party and seek
peace in the Populist camp.
1t was the intention of the Dem ocratiC
= monkeys to make the Populist cat pull the
chestnuts out OF. the'fire for them, but the
monkeys have fallen to Sighting and the
''cat has got away with the spoils.
Democracy being divided and the Non
Partisan and the Kelly tickets being sup
ported oby the Examiner .as twin fakes.
there is sure victory in sight for the Re.
publican ticket. Let US work for it and
we will have it. 6.
Party government is the only possible
government in this country. We can see
from the present Democratic administra.
tiop what happens when we .intrust the
government to a set of factions that can.
not act together.
McKinley's speeches show that his mos,
earnest thoughts are directed to the vel
fare of workingmen, but Bryan's reveal
only desire to involve labor in conflict
with capital in order that he may be
elected to the Presidency.
The regular Republican ticket can carry
San Francisco by the aid of independent
votes despite the soreheads, but if another
Republican ticket should be put up in a
vain attempt to conciliate the boilers, the
outlook would be almost hopeless.
In a recent interview Mr.. Hanna said
'''I do not believe there were ever so MANY
people engaged il. electing a President as
there are in the present Republican cam.
paign. Thousands of men who never be-
lore have turned their hands over for
politics are out taking polls or distribut.
ing literature" This shows how clearly
the people understand the issues of the
campaign. They know that prosperity is
at stake and are working for it with might
and main.
The cotton export trade, which practi.
cally begins with September, has beer
something extraordinary this year, over
l27, 900 bales having been shipped from
New York upt Septemberl II, as compared
with 81 600 bales for the corresponding
period las. season. The New York papers
seem at loss to account for the activity
but>it may be due to the English demand
for raw cotton to manufacture goods fol
tho American market before McKinle ey
can get into Office.