The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11

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The CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
Patriotism, Protection
and Prosperity.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT-
GARRETT 4. HOBART, Of New Jersey
Election November 3, 1896.
What has become of Coxey this year?
What's the matter with Republican har-
mony now?
Get into line for Charles L. Taylor and
show your party loyalty.
Every Democrat the party was proud of
has ceased to be proud of the party.
Get into line for Colonel Taylor and you
will find Republican harmony all around
you.
As politics warm up the weather grows
cooler and nature tempers the wind to the
overheated lamb.
There is only one way to drive Buckley
and Rainey out Of politics and that Is to
put Colonel Taylor in office.
If Bryan does not stop his ridiculous
talk about coercion he will soon become
known as the National Silly Billy.
The Chicago free-silver parade seems to
have been half razzle-dazzle, half mas
querade and altogether farce.
--
Watson's plan to make the campaign
on sectional issue was bad, but Bryan S
scheme of making it a class issue is worse.
1t appears at first sight that the Demo-
cratic leaders are lost, but really they are
just where they were. 1t is the party that
is lost.
The Democrats have at last found out
what their hand-organs are best fitted for
and have set them to work passing the hat
for nickels.
Why should any Republican sit on the
fence and swear at the Supreme Court
when he can get into line and march with
the music?
Silver Democrats are both demoralized
and moneyIess, but the old gold fellows
are holding fast to their morals and their
money too.
Election day is now near enough for the
time to be counted by days instead of
weeks. The jubilee is at hand and good
times are coming.
AS Cleveland has declined to make a
speech for the gold Democrats it is evil
dent that he is favoring the movement by
every means in his power.
Why should the Republicans of San
Francisco fight losing battle with one
another when they can unite and fight a
winning battle against Democracy and the
bosses?
Don't permit other issues of the cam
paign to lead you to overlook the move
ment for woman suffrage. Remember the
Republican party is pledged to support it
and must keep the pledge.
All the best trade journals in the coun-
try predict an immediate revival of busi-
ness after the election of Mckinley. They
understand the situation and have faith in
the advance agent of prosperity.
The argument for protection has be-
come so absolutely unanswerable in this
country that arguments for free trade
have been made literally untalkabIe. You
never hear them even on the streets.
The Democratic tomtoms may divert
the attention of the people from the tariff
issue while they are on the streets, but as
soon as they4go home and begin to talk
over work and wages they are confronted
hv IL again