The San Francisco call., 1896-09-24

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FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR vICF-PRBsIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of NeE Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1895.
To the Examiner even Presidential pol
itics is freak.
BY protection we flourish, but by free
trade We fall, and free silver wouldn't
save us.
son to Canton" is still the cry of the
people. They know where the true
leader is.
We must send to Congress men who will
not only represent cur industries but vote
10 protect them.
We have the best country and the best
people and must maintain the best wages
and the best money.
Sound money, sound business and
sound men are what the Republican party
offers 10 the country.
Anything for new fake is the motto of
the Examiner, and Organism is about as
good as lottery scheme.
1t is still matter of doubt whether the
Democratic fusion bosses are playing Gator
for Senator or only for sucker.
SO long as Bryan refuses to answer ques-
tions about the tariff the people will have
to ask themselves what his silence means.
The Tammany braves thought Hill was
crawling into hole and didn't know he
was digging a pit for them until they fell
into it.
Even Bryan himself has lost hope in his
election and has begun to hedge by talk
Ing of keeping up the fight in case of
defeat.
Bryan talks more and more about
nothing every day. His Philadelphia
speech was devoted largely to talk about
his dignity.
Senator Hill drew it mild in saying
there is too much Popunsm in the Chicago
platform. As matter of fact, there is too
much Altgeldism in it.
The Popocrats have had to give up the
attempt to make fun OF Mark Hanna. He
has shown himself too big a man to be
hurt by their little ridlcule
Bryan IS not directly responsible for the
support given him by fake journals, but it
must be said there is something about
him which is attractive to them.
Mckinley holds his place in the center
of the country, while Bryan swings around
the circumference like a wandering sateI-
lite and shines by reflected radiance
That the New York Democratic State
Convention has left muddle behind it is
the beet evidence possible that it was
truly representative of the party.
HE who tampers with the currency
robs labor of its bread" said Daniel Web
ster, and under Democratic conditions the
labor of America has no bread TO lose.
Senator Thurston reports that in his
stumping tour he has found that the silver
sentiment among the farmers is like
the milk sickness-aIways in some other
county.
The people of Europe who favor inter-
national bimetallism will find an ally in
America, but those who hope to dupe
this country into going it alone will be
disappointed.
Senator Hill is quoted as saying "The
common people do not understand the
currency question:" but then the Senator
has always trained with the Democratic