The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-22

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DAVID NJ. FOLTZ, Special Agent
MoSDAY......-..................-.JUNE %, 1896
TIE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
ard PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 8, 1896.
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Whitney has evidently got his oil barrel
on tap.
This will be a workingman's campaign,
for it means wages.
So long as the lamp holds out to burn
the silver boilers may return.
Democracy can apologize for the deficit
tariff, but it it cannot atone for it.
Bill Mckinley and Mckinley bill is a
good rule, for it works both ways.
There was once man named McNab,
but he has been lost in the shuttle.
When you wish the news read THE CALL
and you'll get it fair and get It all.
tod do
Wilson as a Presidential possibility.
The popular greeting among intelligent
men is, Il am for Mckinley and so are
you"
It will be so hot at the Chicago Conven-
ton there will be no ice there for anybody
to cut.
Since the nomination Of Mckinley nearly
everybody has a consciousness of feeling
better.
1t will be lively campaign for Repub-
leans, but the other side will find it
deathlY.
The next time Senator Hill says II am
Democrat" he viii be called on to define
himself
Those Democrats who tried to read Dag
gett out of the party evidently did not
know how 10 read at all.
Democracy would confer favor by re-
nominating Cleveland. The people would
like another lick at him.
The Republican party has ratified the
work st St. Louis and the whole people
viii ratify it on election day.
Fortunately we will have our Fourth of
July celebration before the Chicago con-
vention disgraces the country.
Daggett has long been known as boss
in the Democratic camp, but since the Sac
ramento convention he is the boss.
1t will be long time before the Demo-
cratic party rids itself OF the exhausting
parasites grated on it by Cleveland.
From the way the Democratic leaders
begin to bob up and splutter in the soup
it is evident the stuff has begun 10 boil.
The thing which worries Buckley in his
retirement is the consciousness of mis- folly
in neglecting to cultivate the mint plant
Business men may take their recreation
this summer with the assurance that Nc
Kinley will be elected and the country is
safe.
After four years of Democratic depres-
sion vote for prosperity will be the most
natural thing in the world for everybody
TO give.
1t looks as if the number of Presidential
tickets this year would be limited only by
the power of the press to print the names
of the electors.
We shall know who Daggett's most faith
ful henchmen are as soon as little Gould
names the members of the Democratic
State Committee.
Russell of Massachusetts, has begun to
haul bis boom in out of the wet and New
England will send delegates 10 Chicago to
look on and kick.
An appropriate present to Senator Tel
Ter at this time would be a neatly bound
volume containing an account of the clos
ing years of Horace Greeley.
"You may think 1 am the most can
tankerous ass in the world" says the
Democratic donkey, "but just look at
these fellows who are trying to lead me. ="
By nominating Teller the Democrats can
rid themselves OF the dead weight of
Cleveiandism and free trade, and that will
count for something when the tidal wave
comes.
The best policy for free silver men at this
iuncture is to unite with the protection
lists in establishing prosperity and thus
provide an open field for the settlement of
the money question in the Congressional
elections of 1898.
Bland, Boies, Matthews, Campbell,
Whitney, Russell, Pattison, Blackburn,
Tillman and Teller are all likely to be pre-
scented at Chicago as Presidential candi-
dates, ana perhaps the convention will
split into factions enough to nominate