The San Francisco call., 1896-04-17

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FRIDAY Y.................... .....:...APK1L II, 1896
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
All good Republicans are congratulating
one another.
a pledged delegation is always ham,
pered delegation.
Unless CaIifornians take care of Califor-
mia interests who will2
Santa Barbara the beautiful is what We
will have to call her now.
After this there will be no question that
honest primaries will be supported by the
people.
The way winter fingers on the lap of
spring in the East is clear case of freez-
ing to it.
II 4.
not easy TO make the figure count for more
than a cipher.
California has certainly been in the
Union long enough TO entitle her to seat
in the Cabinet.
1t was to be expected that the opponents
of pure politics would denounce the results
of pure primaries.
The next administration will put some
California timber into the Cabinet if Cali
fornia insists on it.
California men at st. Louis will have to
look out for California interests, and they
should be left free to do it.
California should send to st. Louis a
delegation pledged to any candidate the
convention may nominate.
While the political pot IS boiling the
Kelly-Mahoney scum comes to the surface
and can be neatly skinned off.
San Francisco sunshine seems to have
gone down the coast to attend the fes-
tivals, but we may expect it back any day.
Calling the spurious outcome of a bogus
primary Mckinley ticket doesn't con-
ceal the fraud and doesn't hurt Mckinley.
After all their juggling to stuff ballot
box at bogus primary, Martin Kelly and
Jerry Mahoney will find there is nothing
in it.
The push and the pull gangs may as
well get out OF Republican politics.
The great reform movement goes forward
of itself.
Through the success of the honest prim-
aries the wayis more open for clean Re-
publican victory in every contest of the
campaign.
If 1t be decided to send a pledged dele
cation to st. Louis the question as to what
candidate it shall be pledged for will make
more talk.
If Whitney succeeded in getting Cleve-
land to say he is not a candidate for a
third term then he did not visit Wash
ington in vain.
A State convention should never attempt
to forestall a National convention in nomi
mating National candidate or declaring
National platform.
After the iasco of Tuesday even boss
Rainey won't allow Kelly and Mahoney to
do politics with him any more, unless they
put up something to boot.
Kelly and Mahoney were cunning
enough to put few honest Republicans
on their bogus tickets, but they are not
strong enough to make them stay there.
Whitney's visit to Washington has
caused as much of futter among Demo