The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09

SUNDAY a....................AU 9, 1895
TIE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM Mckinley, Of Ohio
FOR 7ICF-PREsIDENT-
GARRETT A. HOBART, Of New Jersey
ELECTION NOVEMBER 3. 1895.
Fusion and confusion are twins.
Where there is harmony of sentiment
union comes of itself.
Democracy and Populism don't even
pretend they will ever be welded.
Read the Eastern weather reports and
rejoice that you live in California.
The people unite for property while
politicians try to fuse for the spoils.
The people may talk oil this man or OF
that, but their eyes are on Mckinley.
There may be some uncertainty in trade
this year, but there is none in politics.
We shall see in this canvass whether
rhetoric can talk business TO standstill.
The people would like fewer lessons in
money and more money to practice with,
While you rest, the cam paign for pros
perity goes on and better times draw
nearer.
1t is the evident intention of the boy
orator TO make not only circuit but a
circus in the East
Life is short, but fortunately Presiden-
tial campaigns are shorter, and we will all
survive this thing.
Even the earicaturists have had to draw
the line at Mckinley; there is no way of
distorting his record.
Democrats and Populists may run cam
paign together, but how could they run
government together?
There is no occasion for "a panicky feel
ing in business. BrYanism is only wind
and will soon blow over.
Cleveland not only says nothing, but
sends telesrams to the press announcing
that be has said nothing.
Bryan goes to New York like a rocket
coruscating on the way, but we all know
what happens to rockets.
You can never cure the inveterate Demo-
crat, and accordingly some of them are
still talking of reviving the income tax.
Democrats insist the tariff issue is not
loaded in this campaign. but whenever
they see it pointed at them they scatter.
The gold Democrats are in doubt what
to name their party, but the voice of the
people will not hesitate to call it Dennis.
1t is well enough to sympathize with the
Eastern people over the excessive heat of
their weather, but we needn't sweat
about il.
To the heart of the patriotic and to the
mind of the intelligent the record of Nc
Kinley is more eloquent than the tongue
of Bryan.
Woman Asuffrage would undoubtedly
strengthen the cause of home industry,
and all who favor the one should support
the other.
If Chairman Jones wobbles a little he is
not to be blamed, for it is very hard to
carry water on both shoulders while walk
ing slack wire.
Every mask behind which the free-trader
has tried to conceal himself in this cam
paign is SO thin that even din-eyed people
can see through it.
There may be some who think Demo-
cratic gold ticket will fill long-felt want,
but as matter of fact it will be dropped
in d cavity and lost.
You will find it an invariable rule that
business men are hopeful of prosperity
exactly in proportion as they are sanguine
of Republican success.
Those who were clamoring for home
market for home industries last year should
remember they have chance to work for
it and vote for it this year.
1t is said that Sewall's stable is finer
than Watson's house, but what pleases
Democracy most is that Sewal's barrel is
bigger than Watson's brain.
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The only abiding sentiment in politics is
patriotic desire for the National welfare,
and it is that sentiment which inspires the
people to support Mckinley.
The Bryan notification meeting in New
York ought to be held in Tammany Hall,
as that is the only institution in the city
that is giving him any support
Bryan says ''the people are teaching the
newspapers" and, if so, the papers have
learned their lesson well, for yerv few of