The San Francisco call., 1896-04-10

SlI6tNCdT SeINlCe 10 Tue SUBURBS Will soon
be lively movement.
Get ready for the Republican primaries.
and be prepared to vote for straight poll
tics and straight men.
American silver mines should have the
fostering care OF the Government as much
as any other industry.
We must have subsidies for American
shipping if We expect to meet England on
equal terms on the sea.
1t is to be hoped the Congressional reso-
lutions on the Cuban question will have
moral effect on Grover.
Ii Corbett and Fitzsimmoas would only
organize rival Democratic factions they
could fight at any time.
Cleveland is admitted to be the only
logical Democratic candidate for the Pres
idency and he's paradox.
That Senator Turpie should attack two
such men as Sherman and Lodge doesn't
constitute case OF turpitude.
California's industry and energy have
outgrown the bonds of the monopoly, and
something has got to give way.
About the only effect of the concurrent
resolutions so far has been to give the Gu
ban debate fresh start on new tack.
If the British expedition up the Nile is
10 be OF any help to the Italians at Ksssala
II Will have to expedite itself in hurry.
The Cubans may not yet have succeeded
in com pleting their revolution, but thev
seem to be able TO swing round the circle
al ease.
Spanish feeling is becoming too sultry
Tor Americans in Madrid and it is liable to
get little unhealthful for the Spaniards
themselves.
1t IS paradox of local politics that
Ralney hopes 10 increase his prestige
among the fool factions OF Democracy by
getting Wise.
The Beriug Sea controversy will proba-
bly, be settled this summer as it was last
summer by being allowed to go over until
next summer.
a
cry in Los Angeles, for if the harbor is not
free 1t will be virtually no harbor for any
but the monopoly.
The interests of the whole Pacific Coast
are as one OF the subject of siIver-mining,
and all Pacific Coast men should work to-
gether IN maintaining them.
The Southern Pacific of Kentucky would
have fewer enemies in California politics
II 1t did not show itself every day to be the
enemy of California business.
While we are talking about the Mica
ragua canal the French are working at
Panama, and while our route is best their
way is likely to get there first.
Missionary Knapp of Armenia has been
arrested by the Turks on charge of sedi-
ton, and 1t is probable he has been preach.
ing about liberty or praying for justice.
AS Senator Teller and Senator Hoar have
for once agreed on a measure of financial
legislation it is evident the proposition
must be either very good or something
horrid.
Legislation that will revive silver-mining
IN Nevada Will revive business in San
Francisco. The attachment between Cali
fornia and her sister State is something
more than a sentiment
1t looks as il the regents of the univer-
sity have decided not to reflect discredit
on the Government by starting the build
ings for the Affiliated Colleges before the
PoStoffice gets move on
The amicable settlement of the strike on
the Parrot building Is matter of general
congratulation, and now let us hope the
whole strike can be settled in the same
way, and industry begin again.
If homesteader does not fulfill the re-
quiremen.s of the National homestead
law, he is promptly turned out of his
holding, and if railroad boss does not
fulfill the law of his obligations to the
Government, he should be turned out Just
the same as an ordinary citizen.