The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-18

sATURDAY.......... Is. 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
WILLIAM Mckinley, Of Ohio
FOR vICB-PREsIDENT-
GARRETT 4. HOBART, Of NeE Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3. 1895.
In international bimetaIIism there is
safety.
Bryan does the talking and Sewall hires
the hall.
1t will take a thorough protective tariff
to put idle money into circulation.
Repubicanism does not mean gold mono
metallism. Don't let the demsgogues fool
you.
Join Republican club and work for the
party of financial honor and industrial in
dependence.
No workingman in this country has any
thing to gain from free trade, even If
coated by free silver.
Even in the Solid South the business
men are breaking away from the party of
reputation and disaster.
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Agitators may threaten, but they are
not dangerous, for the people will not be
fools enough to follow them.
The gold Democrats might as well put
up their little ticket, for Mckinley STANDS
neither for gold nor for free trade.
Either there will be no PopuIism this
year or no Democracy in 1900 and it is for
the st. LOUIS convention TO decide.
1t matters not what Bryan promises.
His party cannot be trusted on any
promise so long as its present leaders are
to the front.
The Cleveland eGder sizes up the Chi
cago ticket as "a windstorm and barrel, >"
and that is about the way it appears at
this distance
Protection and bimetallism mean bust.
ness and prosperity, while combination
of free trade and silver monometaIIism
would be ruin.
Henry Watterson says Bryan has ia
talant for what passes as oratory," and it
will be remembered that Watterson is an
orator himself.
The Republican party is pledged to re-
monetize silver by international agree
ment, and what more can any intelligent,
conservative silver man ask2
If our worlkingmen are to have wages
our industries must have protection. It
is on that platform capital and labor stand
together for mutual benefit.
Bryan's rhetoric may excite a crowd
here and there, but McKinley's record as
soldier and a statesman rouses the en-
thusiasm of the whole country.
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There is reason 10 believe that Million
ARE Sewall regards his campaign for the
Vice-Presidency as only pleasing varia-
ton from his usual summer outing.
The Democrats voted for Cleveland
knowing him to be a representative of
Wall-street goldbugs, and now they have
the impudence to declare themselves a
tree-silver party.
The experience of the last three years
has made it clear to all intelligent people
that the abiding issue in our politics is the
choice between Republicanism and plenty
and Democracy and destitution.
Whitney is making himself absurd by
fretting and Tuning over the political
situation. If there is no Presidential
ticket in the country that snits him he
has the liberty to take a ticket to Europe.
Under the leadership of a Republican
administration the United States will be
able to rapidly advance the cause of hi
metallism, and the record of Mckinley
shows that he can be counted on to do it.
Under the Republican system OF sugar
bounties California could produce all the
sugar needed IN America, and derive there.
from a revenue that would go far toward
making her one of the empire States of
the Union.
No Californian should overlook the fund.-
ng bill fight at any stage of the cam paign.
We should send to Congress from every
district a stanch Republican who will
stand for the people against the greed of
the monopoly.
If the Democratic gang manages to
capture the Populist convention at St.
Louis there will be the biggest bolt on
record. The stalwarts in the middle of
The road do not intend to be stampeded
INTO the woods.
The Democrats are making strenuous
Efforts to get the people to believe that
he Republican party is pledged to the
establishment of the single gold standard.
'ut inasmuch as Mckinley has been a
consistent bimetallist, and the st. Louis
platform declares for international bimet-
lllism, such efforts will be as futile as they |
ira foolish.