The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28

Patriotism, Protection
and Prosperity.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY. Of Ohio
FOR vICF-PREsIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
Election November 8, 1896.
Time flies and the Pops with it.
The weather cannot dampen enthusi-
asm.
Come with the people and keep up the
shouting.
Honest money Democrats! come out OF
the wilderness.
Every day brings Tom Reed nearer and
the victory also.
Have your decorations ready and don't
forget "Old Glory"
We expect all Central California to come
TO town on Saturday.
The grand rally will be ratification OF
returning prosperity.
Look out for the campaign canard and
don't let it surprise you.
Next Tuesday we sweep Bryanism out
OF the road and make way for business.
The man who advocates the coinage of
q dishonest dollar will appeal in vain for
the suffrages of an honest people.
The brightest sign Of the times is to be
found on a law Office in Canton and it
bears the name: William Mckinley.
Illinois will not turn away from the
memories of Lincoln, Grant, Logan and
TrumbulI to vote for Bryan and Altgeld.
Bear in mind the Importance of the
legislative ticket. California cannot afford
to elect another free-trader to the Senate.
Four years ago the people voted for
panic without knowing it, but they won't
vote for one this year with their eyes
open.
Nothing can stop the people this year
they are determined to put an end to mis-
chief making agitations for long time to
come.
The deficit in the treasury is growing all
the time, and every day new increase of
debt warns the people of the need of tariff
reform.
Workingmen know they had good wages
under the protective system IN the past
and can count on them under the same
system in the future.
Bryan is opposed to protection, opposed
to sound money, opposed to the civil serv-
ice law, opposed to the Supreme Court and
decidedly opposed to common-sense.
The election of Bryan the blatherskite
would mean the domination of Altgeld
the anarchist and the law-abioing people
of the country will never submit to that.
The hope of the Nation is the restora-
ton of Republican rule, for all men can
see that the greater portion of our evils
has been brought upon US by Democratic
legislation.
The car on which Bryan is travelling
over the country is called the "Idler," and
it goes without saying that Bryan may
take the name for himself after the cleo
ton is over.
The services of Colonel Taylor on the
Board of Supervisors are well known to
the people and give assurance of the zeal
and ability with which he will administer
the Office of Mayor.
There is no question that the vote of
California will be given for Mckinley.
When loyal Republicans and honest
money Democrats unite for the public
good nothing can resist them.
No man who wishes to preserve the pur-
chasing power of his wages. OF his bank
savings. of his insurance, of his pension.
or of his income from rents will vote for
Bryan and the deprecated dollar.
To the glass-workers of Pennsylvania
who asked him to vote for protection to
their industries Bryan answered: "You
are robbers-you are public beggars," and
now he is going round begging working
men LOT tIelr VOLeS.
The big parade of Saturday will be
sight worth seeing, and people from all
parts of the State should come to town and
lee how California can welcome Tom Reed
Ind ratify the union of good citizens of all
parties in the cause of good government.
One OF the strange features of the cam
paign is that Senator Tellers speeches
have been very coldly received all through
The canvass, and he has not attracted half
rs much attention as Altgeld or TiIlman.
He seems to be too conservative for the
Popocrats, and they do not warm up to
him.
If under the free coinage of silver our
iollars should come to have the present
Falue OF a half-dollar all specific duties on
loreign imports would be lowered in value
10 that extent, thus decreasing the rev.
snue and at the same time breaking down
ihe protection now afforded to American
industry.