The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-23
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The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, OF Ohio
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3, 1896.
Whitney is Just frantic.
1t is now time for every Democrat to
write letter.
Grover may declare war on Spain just 70
DllU NtIll lOl Lis lCSAkliSS'
1t is just about as well to begin calling
him President Mckinley.
About the only use of the Chicago con-
yention is to make more talk for while.
In Its last analysis Whitney's letter is
simply plea for Democracy to get on the
St. Louis platform.
Every Democrat is willing to talk of the
money question, but not one will say
word about the tariff.
The election of Mckinley is so well as
sured that business men are already talk
ing of new enterprises.
A few extreme silver leaders may for
sake the Republican party, but the voters
will stay with projection.
Every industry in the State should or
ganize Republican club and make fight
for the protection it needs.
We won't turn the pictures of the silver
boilers to the wall yet. They may come
back in time to be forgiven.
There are few people who have any
hopes OF the Chicago convention, but those
who have will be disappointed.
The more the people learn of Hobart's
executive ability the more eager they are
10 see him President of the Senate.
Now that the Buckleyites have been
forced down to bedrock they have moth
ing to lose and fight just suits them.
Unless Cleveland gets his mad up and
interferes the Cuban crisis will probably
camp where it is and stay all summer.
The people know the repeal of the Nc
Kinley tariff wrecked our industries and
that re-enactment of it will revive them.
No man can be truly loyal to the Ameri-
can home who is not also loyal to the
American workshop. The one needs the
other.
If the Democrats wish to poll their full
party vote in this State they had better
make Presidential ticket of Daggett and
Buckley.
1t is re ported from Vienna that Blanther
is bogus, but as our police did not know him
10 be such they cannot be punished for
passing him.
The thing for Republicans to do now is
10 push the work of organization as rap
idly as possible. The campaign will soon
be under way.
Our alien labor legislation is said to be
displeasing TO Canada, but all the same she
knows whenever she wishes to come in out
of the cold she can.
Teller should have looked before he
Ieaped. 1t seems that in coming down in
the Democratic camp ne landed on the
toes OF lots of people.
The Populists have no Presidential can
didate OF their own this year and seem
willing to accept any old thing the other
parties viii give them.
Every young voter who is to enter his
first political campaign this year should
join Republican club at once and learn