The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-24

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SUNDAY MAY "a, 1896
The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
THE CALL speaks for all, and all should
speak for it.
There is a liberal education in reading a
liberal newspaper
Why talk about harmony any more?
Let US make it a melody.
Among the tavorite sons the Vice Presi-
dency is regarded as BOBBY prize.
1t must be conceded that as a Nation we
are no longer proud of our Senate.
The music of the Republican campaign
has begun. Close up and keep step.
Let us give thanks to the Car that he
did not call his coronation a carnival.
There are no humors of the campaign
more humorous than Harrity's hopes.
1t Is sure thing this year that if you
join Republican league you will be in 1t.
Silence may be good in many cases. but
on the third-term question it won't answer
Senator Hill may now say "Not only
am l a Democrat, but 1 am the only Dem
ocrat."
THE CALL not only speaks for all, but
gives everybody a chance to speak for
themselves.
Whatever Cleveland may have up his
sleeve just now we may be pretty sure it
isn't laugh.
There are some of those goldbug States
that haven't life enough in them to be a
mining camp.
= 1t becomes more evident every day that
in getting rid of Buckley local Democracy
has lost its head
If you believe the world now every por-
ton OF 1t that has hotel or room to rent
Is summer resort.
As il is to be called the Carnival of the
Golden Gate it should be wide open to the
biggest swim on earth.
The political straw shows the wav the
wind blows, but not the fellow behind it
who is raising the wind.
Perhaps Quay went to see Mckinley to
ask him to accept the Vice Presidency in
the interests of harmony.
What grinds Moscow Is that she cannot
have coronation as an annual show and
make herself tourist center.
Surprise at the things that come out
OF prediction bureau is not SO great as
the wonder how they ever got in.
We must wait for the Chicago conyen-
ton TO see whether the Democratic gold
bug can be held by silver thread.
The fact that we do not get rest from
the transfer nuisance even on Sunday is
what breaks the day all up in this town.
1t IS about time to inquire whether the
Market-street Railway Company has a
franchise to facilitate street traffic or
blockade it,
When the commencement season is over
and the voices of the graduates are out of
the air, perhaps the weather will cease to
feel so fresh.
Don't leave town for the summer with
out having THE CALL sent to your new
address. You will wish to know the home
news every day.
The Cleveland period has brought the
country to full STOP but the Republicans
will soon start new chapter that Will be
full of prosperity.
Now that we are told the public schools
are out of politics, we may reasonably in
dulge the hope that politics will soon be
out of the schools.
The nomination at the st. Louis con.
vention viii not be made without the
most serious deliberation. The enthu-
siasm will come afterward
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Surprising the Western States were in
deed no more than mining camps, would
that be any reason why Wall street should
have monopoly of the Government?
Among $4,000 people, says Mr.. Vining,
there are some thieves, and alas we cannot
deny the fact, but we hope the proposed
Dimond ordinance will check them a little.
In the Republican Executive Committee
we have the right men in the right place
at the right time to do the right thing.
What's the matter with them? They are
all right.
When in debate in the Senate on a
vital issue of National politics we find
Sherman and Hill, Lodge and Villas on
one side, and Dubois and Daniel, Teller
and Vest on the other, we may be sure the
next step to be taken in the political
theater is to recast the play
A student at Brown University cribbed
an article written by the president of the
institution, signed his name to it and
turned it in as an original ESSAY and now