Butte record., 1855-11-03
Senatorial.

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By the Express of the Goth October, we
learn that Yuba has not only q candidate
for L S. Senator, but also candidate
for Secretary of State. The inimitable
Ned Marshall for L. S. Senator, and
Nick Carroll, Esq, for Secretary OF
State. The FIVE thousand voters Of Yu-
ba, should their numerous candidates be
successful, will have an U. S. Senator,
two of the State officers, nearly one
tenth of the Senate, about one-four-
teenth of the Assembly, and Heave
only knows how many clerks, messen-
gers and stokers, they may have in the
two branches of the Legislature. And
all Of this, too, while they cast only
about one>twentieth pat of the vote Of
the State. Modesty, it would seem,
forms no part in the character Of the
Kyc-Eyc politicians of Yuba. 1t may
be, under the circumstances, that they do
not consider that Yuba has furnished
the State Printer From their innu-
mgrable candidates presented, it would
seem that they do not consider that Of
fce anything, and perhaps we ought not
to charge it against then-but against
the greedy politicians of San Francisco,
who appear to have control of it. We
do not think the demands of Marysvilic
should be complied with In kye-Eye-
ism and vulgar parlanoe, Yuba is "somo
pumpkins; but she does not constitute
the entire north Of California Neither
does the wisdom Of her politicians, as
displayed in the municipal government
of Marysyille, entitle hlr to SO large an
influence in the afairs Of State. If her
public spirited men are to be rewarded
by office, what will become of her rail
road to Bcnicia and her pl4nk-road to
Nevada her railroad to the Sacramento
and her emigrant road to Iowa by the
Henness route, and to Missouri by the
Brophy route If Marysyille had dis
played extraordinary wisdom in the af-
fairs of her own government, we should
offer no objection if he did receive fifty
or sixty Offices more than she is numeri-
cally entitled to, for we should be con-
tent to see the State government proper
ly administered, regardless Of the par
ticular section that furnished the officers
But we do not think she put forth any
such claim, and as it is all bad, we think
other portions are entitled to an equal
numerical consideration. Besides her
men, her energy, and all her influence
are needed to push forward her many
enterprises to completion, and it would be
doing the city of the North, injustice,
to appropriate all of her immense energy
and talent, and place it in position
where it would have to regard other por-
tions of the State If Marysyille thus
dsposes of her talent and her energy,
she must expect to surrender her COM
mereial Importance to OPhir-already
10 mean r.val-and whose prospects are
much brighter for future greatness, than
those which five years ago dawned upon
Nye's Ranch, now the commercial me-
tropolis Of the North, and the boasted
repository of all the Kye Rye talent in
the State. Should candidates continue
to present thems, lvos, Marysville will
become as famous for politicians and
commercial Importance, as New England
is for Statesmen and wooden nutmegs
And why should she not Like New
England she is strongly kye-Eye, and
has the power to make prominent men
out of small remnants. Why should not
the same party and tho same principles
which placed a Hale in the United States
place Ned Marshall or a GOV. Foots
there also Are they not the Union
Saving party And who can better
counteract the fee sol tendencies of
northern doughface, than one from the
low ATTITUDES of the fre-eating south :
Marshal could send Hale's speeches to
Calfornia-IIa could send Marshall's
to New Hampshire-and both would be
able to convince their C nstituents that
their election had saved the Union -
Marysville, il more sense than one, is
the New England of California. She is
not only as famous FIR great men, but IS
as decidedly opposed to "bloody furr-
ners." To one of her prominent candi-
dates rumor ascrio~s tn, authorship of
communication, advocating the right of
negro children to attend the white
schools of the city. The appearance of
the communication is an established fact,
the authorship is vet in the dark Could
Now EneIani 90 further, Is not fbo