The San Francisco call., 1896-01-25

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SATURDAY,. ..........JANUARY 25, 1896
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
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The wheat pit is no longer in hole.
Oh, yesl Republican victories always
bring prosperity.
The new Senator from Alabama is named
Money, and OF course he talks,
Things are finding their level-England
comes down and wheat goes up.
There will be a bounty on exported grain
this year and the foreigner will pay it.
Kruger will give the Americans a fair
trial-the old man has brains in his head
Now that King Wheat has arisen he will
command gold to come our way, and it
will obey him.
After the advance IN wheat will come
the advance in fruit, and every rural in
dustry will prosper.
The competing railroad did not bring
the good times, but it will enable the
farmers to profit by them.
If the reported alliance between Russia
and Turkey be true then the Gar holds
the joker and the game is MS.
The House has got SO well along with its
work the session can be made short with
out leaving any business undone.
Now that Kentucky proposes to repeal
the Southern Pacific charter, Huntington
will have to order out his flying squadron.
All that is needed now to prepare the
way for prosperity is a protective duty to
head off the importation of foreign goods.
Some Californians favor Government
ownership of railroads and some object,
but all are united against the funding bill.
Ahlwardt has resumed his agitation
against the Jews and as q consequence the
egg market in New York will have another
boom.
The German Waterloo in Maryland has
given history chance to repeat itself. 1t
is Wellington that triumphs and goes to
the Senate.
Salisbury still shows an unwillingness to
arbitrate with us, but if Venezuela wishes
any concessions just now she can get them
without trouble.
Republicans, Populists end silver men
all will hold their National conventions in
st. Louis, but Democracy will go off alone
to die in Chicago.
The Indian has given another evidence
of ability to acquire arts of civilization.
Chief Tall, treasurer of the Usage tribe, is
short in his accounts.
AS if they did not have fights enough in
their own party, the Democratic silver
men have now begun to Monkey with the
animals in the Populist menagerie.
1t is announced that the Davis resolu-
tions on the Monroe doctrine do not suit
Cleveland, but perhaps they were not in
tended to suit him. Davis is not cuckoo.
1t is pleasing to learn that the House
has at last succeeded in adopting a set of
rules, but all the same it seems to have
been getting along very well without any,
AS it will be year before Foraker takes
his seat in the Senate, Sherman will have
time to issue revised edition of his book
before he has to introduce his colleague
with the proper eulogium.
The latest move in European diplomacy
shows why Russia would not cooperate
with the Western powers in settling the
Turkish question. She knew she had
lone hand and was determined to play it
alone.
The convention of the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers has requested the
Senate to pass at once the emergency rev.
enue bill, but of course the Senate is too
busy listening to itself to hear what other
folks say.
The British insisted that Kruger should
send jameson to England TO be tried, and
now that Kruger has consented and
jameson is on his way home England dis
covers she has no law by which to try
him. is that square deal or shuttle?
The Populist National Convention will
make an innovation in the basis of repre-
sentation at such gatherings. The various
States will be allowed delegates in proper
tion to the Populist vote cast at the last
election. The result will be smaller con-
ventlon than that of the other parties, but
perhaps it will make as much noise.
Among the publications of the new wear
intended to call the attention of capitalists
and home-seeKers to the State none is
more deserving of commendation than
California, Her Industries, Attractions
and Builders" compiled and edited by J.
C. Hoag and w. E. Gray 1t is a hand
somely illustrated work and should re-
ceive wide circulation in all parts of the
country.
The dispatches from Washington state
that on Thursday Daniels made a great
speech in the Senate on the Monroe doc
trine and that immediatelv aftarvard