The San Francisco call., 1896-11-06
THAT BANNER
{: IS ON The WAY
Four Milk White Horses
Will Haul It in Satur-
days Parade.
=.
The Great Coerced From
West Oakland Will March
as They Voted.
sCHo0NMAKER WILL SPEAK.
The Demonstration to Conclude With
Meeting at the Exposition
Building
sCHooNMAKsR WILL SPEAK.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO GALL,
008 Broadway, November 5.

Alameda County proudly claims that
she saved California for Mckinley.
Next. Saturday night this fact will be
emphasized in a manner that is intended
. to SO completely paralyze any future effort
. to promote Brysnism and its attendant
evils that their sc-called party will never
be resurrected in this county.
4 The executive committees and commit
Aees of citizens were appointed to-day to
make ar rangements to illuminate the city
for the occasion. 1t is intended by the
thousands OF railroad employees in town
TO thoroughly demonstrate their opinion
regarding the charges OF coercion" that
we're so freely made prior to election. The
.maddest men in town are these railroad
employees. They have stood around the
bulletin board in their spare hours for two
days freely expressing their opinion Of
those who talked coercion" and on Satur-
day night their Section Of the parade will
figure as "the great coerced."
Although the candidate for Supervisor
Q from the railroad district might have
0 made worse record during his past term
he was loaded down with so much favor
by the "coereing" press that he sank out
of sight. By himself Pelouze might have
won out, but with the aid of his friends,
who attempted to attain some cheap glory
y.trying to procure his election, he only
made q bad second, and the regular Re-
publican nominee came from West Oak
land with a handsome majority.
Now that the election is over 1t is just
possible that the enthusiastic victors may
9 be tempted to show the fallacy of some of
the Populist principles" by q resort to
caricature. This, however, is quite ex-
cusable. During the whole of the cam
paign the Alameda managers would per-
NIT nothing of the kind, but now that
those so-called principles" have been re-
pudiated by the Nation little exuberant
spirit in this direction may be- tolerated.
The committee OF citizens is busily at
work raising fund for fireworks, and
they are meeting with great success. The
parade of last Monday was one of hope;
Saturdays pageant will be one of success.
So thoroughly was the Republican party
organized in this county, and SO system
atically did each division go about its
work, that the facts of how the great
battle was won are only just coming to
light. The Sound League certainly
did its part. Their crowning feature was
put into practice last Sunday. They mad
Archbishop Ireland's speech translated
into Portuguese, neatly printed in
I pamphlet form and illustrated with his
Grace's picture. Last Sunday morning,
at the door of every Portuguese church In
this county, messenger was posted with
enough of these pamphlets to supply the
whole congregation, and as they came out
OF their churches one was given TO each
worshiper.
This action of the league no doubt ac-
counts in great measure for the Repub-
'llcan majority sent down from the int.
rior precincts of the county, which have
hitherto been favorable 10 Democracy.