The San Francisco call., 1896-10-13

ll1ihW MUAlNHG1I vi VAlV
FOR VICF-PREsIDENT-
GARRET A. HOBART, Of NsV Jersey
Election November 8, 1896.
Gator may not be an issue, but he thinks
he is.
Republicans can be confident of victory
provided they base their confidence on
unity os effort.
Mckinley stands for protection and SC
do the people; be is the leader and they
will support him.
Bryan may dodge the tariff issue in this
campaign, but he cannot dodge mis- record
on the Wilson bill,
What does it profit the Democracy to
put up game on the Popufists and then
let Gator hold the stakes2
The home market is the best market fol
the farmer so long as he has sense enough
to protect it from foreign competition.
The old Democratic warehouses; may have
sore heads. but there is nothing the mat
ter with the kicking power of the feet OF
them.
Don't forget that Republican harmony
depends largely on yourself. Get into
line and set the wranglers a good ex-
ample.
1t is the duty of every citizen to dc
something for good government. 1t is
his duty to work for the election of Colonel
Taylor.
If Buckley and Rainey can succeed in
dividing the Republican party the revenue
of San Francisco will be the spoil of the
winner.
The Populists will never know what
Buckley did to them in their convention
until after the votes are counted on elec-
ton day.
How can any man say protection to
American industry is not an issue when
there are so many unemployed men in the
country?
tits hard for the Democratic spell binders
to keep silent, but most of them are doing
it. Organism has proven to be very
effective gag.
Bimetallism is a much broader platform
than silver monometallism and, accord
ingly, the majority of the American peo-
pie are standing on it.
The fact that the Democracy has not
even candidate for the Senate may be
%.I-a ho -
suffering from collapsus kerhluacus.
As the silver wave subsidies the tide oi
genuine bimetalIism rises and helps to
swell the Republican food that will bear
the country on to permanent prosperity.
The shadow OF Buckley and Rainey is on
both the PheIan and the Dimond ticket,
and,if either of them should be elected
that double shadow would be on the
whole city.
Why should America import sugar.
Why not produce it at homer Why not
build up the industry in California; You
will have to answer these questions when
you vote on election day.
taliff on foreign imports yielding
enough revenue to pay the expenses of the
Government will maintain the gold re-
serve and go a long way toward settling
the whole money question.
Archbishop Ireland has Joined the
goodly company of the wise who warn the
people against the dangers of Organism.
The boy orator is a frebrand the Ameri-
can people must extinguish at once.
The campaign will soon be over, next
we'll see the end of Grover and then we
will safely live in clover-not the free
trade kind that grows but thinly, but q
good, rich crop under Bill Mckinley.
From the drift of the municipal cam
paign it seems clear the Phelan move
ment was started to draw votes from the
Republican ticket in order to enable the
bosses to restore the Buckley regime to
power.
One of the notable features OF the cam
paign in California has been the effective
work done by the Republican League
clubs. They have made the canvass for
good business in a businesslike way, and
will have large part of the glory of the
coming victory.
A Democratic contemporary declares
'the Bryan Republicans of Alameda
County are to be organized in club by
themselves. They ought to be. II there
be such things as Bryan Republicans"
they should be sequestered and quaran-
tined. After the Alameda managers have
completed their menagerie of Bryan Re-
publicans" they will probably attempt to
add to their show an aviary of white
blackbirds.