The San Francisco call., 1896-07-21

1f1E GALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM. PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM Mckinley, Of Ohio
FOR VICF-PRESIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New JERSEY
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1896.
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Is your name on the register?
Foraker is coming West and the West
will meet him half way.
II the Populists indorse the deficit tariff
that VIII be the end of them.
The more the people think about Mr..
Bryan the less they think of him.
To intrust the cause of free silver to the
fasco party would be to make it also q
fasco.
The election of Mckinley will not onlv
restore prosperity, but silence the calamity
hoWler
SewalIs record doesn't promise easy
sailing for his party any. more than for
his sailors.
The fruit crop in the East will be short,
but California can make up the deficit and
the people won't suffer.
The Peoples party may possibly indorse
Bryan, but the people themselves will GER
tainly indorse Mckinley
After the campaign of education every
intelligent business man will vote for
Mckinley and bimetallism.
The public sentiment that was strong
enough to nominate Mckinley is also
strong enough to elect him.
Ii Bryan had been true to his talents he
would have taken to the stage and been
popular favorite in melodrama.
The speech with which Tom Reed will
open the campaign will make Bryan's
rhetoric appear as fat as stale beer.
The business man who fails TO register
will find he has neglected very impor-
tant business before the campaign is over.
Not long ago there was big demand
for short campaign, but now everybody
wishes it to begin at once and keep NOV
ing,
A Democratic and Populist com bination
would be simply conspiracy to obtain the
epoils OF office and the people would mock
at it.
There will be big fight at ST. Louis for
the possession of the middle Of the road,
and the defeated faction will have to bolt
to escape being thrown in the ditch.
1t matters not what the Populist con-
,vention will do or leave undone, the next
president will be the soldier-statesman
and patriot candidate, William Mckinley.
Workingmen who wish information con-
cerning the Democratic millionaire candi-
date for Vice-President have only to apply
to member CT the Coast Seamen's Union.
This campaign will show that the ma
iority of the American people are thor
,oughly National in their sentiments, and
the sectional party Will not win even in
sections.
There is absolutely nothing in the record
Of the Democratic administration that can
be urged as reason why the party should
be again intrusted with the control Of the
Government.
To give employment to the unemployed
with good wages for good work is the main
issue before the American people. and
there is abundant evidence that the people
80 understand 1t.
II any Democratic orator hopes to dodge
the deficit tariff question during the cam
paign he had better begin practicing. It
will be the first brick thrown at him when
he takes the stump.
There is much talk OF Bryan's oratory
just now, but when the great Republican
orators take the stump the country will
hear an eloquence that has in it some
thing more than rhetoric.
Most of our money troubles have re-
suited from deficit in the National rev.
enues, and protective tariff by providing
ample revenues will go far toward settling
the money question to the satisfaction of
all.
Republican harmony is at this time abb
solutely essential to National prosperity,
and no true advocate of public welfare can
consistently act with those who are trying
to divide the party ranks and discredit its
leaders.
Andrew d. White of Cornell University
Is another Of those far-sighted students of
current events who warn the country of
the revolutionary tendencies of the Dem
ocratic party. What was done at Chicago
was but the beginning of a dangerous pol
icy and unless the party is checked by an
overwhelming vote Of the people there is
po telling what disasters may be brought
hpon the country.