The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-22

, JlOW DG IOQIlS OOlIdOIIllICQ III
1886 What He Is Doing
in 1898.
Young evidently experienced change policy since
the 1885, when used the columns of the Chronicle
declined stood the fight for
Joint bs n Ra Yoans n his
denial that he is apan for Senatorial hono making what he
against the late Sargent that and the Republican Legislative
nominees throughout the State received letter from him requesting
atora fight Those who refused give him the information he de-
sired were attacked by the Chronicle and their political pathway made
The editorials the Chronicle 1886 applicable to-day by sub
sttutng the of M H. de Young that OF A. A. Sargent Mr.
s oa S % Sargent making an % and c @ %
Young campaign Let him practice principle he SO
strongly advocated in 1886 In order that his stand that
are taken from the editorial columns Of the Chronicle What he then
few gems culed from the Chronicle September 1886:
If the Republicans elect majority of the Legislature he
bbers generally and then should successful he will claim
that he has been Endorsed by the people OF he cannot hum
than comn1men+ srssnt can h1r ne IN tbis - 10
wishes H h ask the o n a q bs m a
ton to openly declare themselves There be plain
themselves behind they
their minds.
people
1 WAS the @ 6 the @
Why not demand Of who Legislature
What he intends do when the time to vote for senat0rP
going them with the in
candidate will the risk Nne-tenhs Of the men who will
shortly election will
own choice N' 0'A"''i . H'i' very
Dumb
Things to pretty pass-have thew notPben can
ddate for the Legislature keep
people of California
any distinct perception of the fact that they being ded
y the present OF the nossesP The danger standing
from the anomalous position Senate
syndicate monopos
which not confined State
Doodle. they keep them.
Mr. T sas Tsa Just S hs es9Pi y ah the
e on ase f s appeaasa 9R R n
Sargent play bold game He
has cast his fortunes with the corporations there
trying make believe good party
that he has unfortunately fastened nothing
do with the party the If
corporation corpora
ton representative in the Senate
pears As1 the fo t columns the Chronicle on October a. 1885,
Sargent to the Senate would the defeat Of
he was willing
to sacrifice the party to his ambition He
railroad monopoly than new men."
In editorial published 1886
Among things he said c'0a VINO would go of on
paper has tried to make
thing like advocacy Sargent United
States Senate The reason is easy to fathom The
which really favor Sargent
ests they proclaimed cand
order has gone out for
still hunt to be made The still hunt dodge
when no one Watching but when hunters
with
ready to lay the there really it.
70 of Sargent = NV o"N
The action Republican refuse to state
whether they one
Of the best against present method of
ted States Senator It shows that the voice in
the matter Isn't it that ma
chnery should be in motion States Sem
whom the people, direct vote in The
matter, would retire permanently private lifeP -
of
the
against the Ns 'ne
But matter how we NAV deplore +be ro+,+r
evnced by the people, if corporation 70 49,
voting blindy bidding in the Teas1a.
by electing Sargent, would still
In warning them to avoid the path they treadng
We shall be brought election bes on
nfcance unless the cut well defined
the understand
shape: Do Senator YOU at WASHINGTON or
Senator the the Southern Pacec ~
KentuckyP The hdous dy idea will then be