The San Francisco call., 1897-02-02

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The yard OF pups" are all barking.
Why did the Erami,,er turn all its dogs |
loose on Senator White? -. .<
1t is time for San Francisco 20 rid itself
OF scrofulous journalism. |
There is room in California for black. |
mailers-at San Quentin.
The day of the blackmailer has turned
TO night and the time is stormy.
Take stick to the blackmailing snake
and you will see it crawl into its hole.
What does Willie Hearst care Tor the
interests OF the people of San Francisco? I
The corporations have found out the |
= yard OF pups, and before long the people |
Will find them out. =!
. It is noted that the blackguard has
begun TO squall and in few days he will |
be ready to confess.
The Ii Yung Yuen journal is about as
reliable in its home news. as in its dis |
patches from China.
=. Never were the journalistic highbinders
: so ravenous for doodle and never were
. they so near starvation :... |
. Vile cartoons are no answer TO facts A |
criminal is never acquitted by making |
caricatures of the Judge.
The coyote of journalism howls and
howls and howls, but the trap has sprung |
and the scalp-taker is coming.
80 1t is hard to tell whether the odor of /
Long Green Lawrence exhales from a
whltewashed soul or un washed feet.
THE GAEL never more truly spoke for all |
than it does now in denouncing cinch-bill !
legislation and bIackmail journalism. /
When honest men are united rascality |
will get its dae, and Wasteful Willie and |
his Long Green toaiy had better beware. |
: The battle of decent people against vile |
journalism will never cease until the cor
rupt thing has been carried out and buried |
We shall never have a good municipal |
government until we have crushed ont |
the horseleeches in Office and journalism. |
When Long Green Lawrence talks OF !
honesty the breath exhaed with his words |
fills the whole town with a smell of cor |
ruption. go.
Before the exposures of the Examiner are !
complete Boss Buckley will have to speak |
from Livermore and Little Pete from |
his grave.
We cannot hope to stop all the black
mailing schemes of the Examiner, but we |
can expose some of them and put the |
public on guard.
1t was Hearst who took the $50 900 from
the Southern Pacific Company. but il may
have been Long Green who put it where it
would do the most good.
Long Green has flown to the support of
cinch-bill legislators with a promptness
which shows fellow feeling for a share
OF the prospective Doodle.
TIE waster of inherited millions would
gladly see every fortune depleted. He
lives for nothing now but to crafty
malice, envy and pro1lgacy.
Why did the delegates to the Dem ocratic |
State Convention at San Jose boot and
hiss speaker who said the Erdntiner was
an honest Democratic paper2
The Examiner should explain whether
Willie Hearst got any of the money ex-
torted from Huntington or whether it
was divided by the subordinate gang.
1t is the duty of the Supervisors to fix
fa..
and they should not be deferred from per- |
forming it, even though the blackmaiier
raves and threatens to throw buckets of
mud all over town. !
The Chicago Record says Princess
Chimay. has afforded an object lesson to |
American girls who are tenn pied to marry
nohleman, but to the ordinary morailst
/: seems more like warning against fall |
ing IN love with gypsy.
The delegation TO a State Democratic
convention at San Jose repudiated with
Kisses and boots the claim of the Examiner
TO represent that party. and now the
people are ready to repudiate its pretense
TO represent San Francisco.
The exposure made by THE CALL OF the
villainy of the Examiner has forced the
managers of that paper TO drop their i'm.
pudence and resort once more 10 hypoc-
risy, but even that won't save them; we
propose to strip the masks off.
Every dollar which the black I'm alters of
the Examiner can extort from corporations
serves as fund to strengthen the gang in
levying backmail upon others. a common
interest requires that honest men should
combine to fight the villainy and crush It
out
Honest efforts 10 procure q reduction OF
water and gas rates should not be dimin-
ished because a notorious gang of boodlcrs