The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-11

tiyeu Of Biyghanion, New York, and, though quite
young he aspirss to the gussrsatnrial chair Of our
State. But more on candidates hereafter.
As for the Senate, cannot, the "pressst
OCCASION do them justice In short, they were
mot equal to Assembly In hardly anything they were
lazy in their legislative duties and though the smaller DO
d. were thirty days behind the popular branch with al
their business. For this many important mee-
sures were defeated that had passed the Assembly The
might bave been confined to three months had
the Senate done its duty they had some good msD bat
on the Golfers Of the State We win name them soon.
They had heaps Of behad 70 expel their 5ecre-
tary. Senator Heinzeman got 'lsmmed" BY me noer
Of Congress elect for his tsGwinoidr course; q San
Francisco Senator got his "fin picked BY outsider
who got the inside-of the barbecause he did mot
ego inn strong enough for rssf" But We VIII notsn-
large.
Among the good laws passed, the law suppressing
gambling viii be balsd with satisfaction BY all who love
virtue and good order. not ooly here but among our
friends in other States Too long, indeed has the hid
eous monster been clothed in the appearance OF gen
teman because he held license from the State, and
nut gold in her Golfers The duelng law 10 also i'm.
portapt and will check that evil SUNDAY au'
has also passed and kind Of Maine Liquor law,
which is to BE- left 20 vote OF the people The tenn
persnce people don't like il much Thy bound yet
TO have genuine Maine law even in California. 0ae
roas over the the work 10 Be- done at once 40
to benefit the overland emigration Of the present
year The bad better do something for
The emgrant very sooe or the talk about an indepsn
den: republic THE coast may out to be reality
There are some M ghty out here
President Walker bas lefteagsn with ship load OF
"pstriotso for some unconquered land The future is
big with events.
Some eighteen bills were prevented from becoming
Laws BY the yetOes Of honest s SstSss have
people have always had confidence in Bigler AMI would
like to him Governor another term but wnetaer he
win be candidate for Governor is uncertain, u. s.
Senator TO be elected next January Tor and
that Office.
Mr.. Gwin and Brodsrick will have to wait foe
time, think. before they reach the U. S
Senate, though have claimed tina. Gwin was
elected by virtue OF his plurality vote In the Joint
ventien, and viii appear At Washington in December
next and claim his seat as Senator, but such
would certainly ruin whatever chances he may have
fore another legislature for re election.
Among the candidates for State Offices In the demo-
cratic raphs we will name few who are wiling to So
crce their time for the sake Of being Go vernon. Sena
tor Keepe Senator Mcfarland, g. f. Washington, of the
Times and Transcript and Lieutenant Governor Purdy
The three 6rat named Southern who by the way
want and get also moat Of the Offices in California They
inst before election They did not this session.
say word about extending the Ia known the
California Fugitive Slave Law " which has bee enact
ed thrice, but which died by limitation in April Last
Bad Cra5D been in the Legislature he would have SHOOK
the ghost of abotoDisp IN the face Of every asprsn
until be gre pale and trem Ned and said aye when
called to vote for further extension As to Biger hs
hardly set the democratic nomination again, though
by far superior in abilities 70 of the above named
persons. Among the wings Stow ]. Nicely Johnson
of this city, and David Douglass Of stockton. John
would make good officer and is quite popular
sna as h. lives IN southern Ca,orns he viii ses the IN
iuencs Of San Francisco :. Sam" viii have . word TO
say, and be travels fast, the hopes Of many will be
blasted before the LIST Of September next when cleo
ton takes place. He has already gwen evidence OF vi
gor in the cities and TO of this STATE and the
tain boys are very fond of Sam so look out for
breakers.
As to the minor Offices the candidates too
merous to mention All the broken down political
backs in the State viii want crumb but the most OF
them are doomed to reap only whirl wind.
Page Bacon Co., after short trial ON the conf.
oepce inspired by their have closed the second
time and forever far banking is concerned Quite
number, of course losers but there is no great
commercial embarrassment by bank failures in Cafor
mia. Trade in improving the ranches fourishing, and
the mountain banks discounting freely to the sturdy
miner. Our cities thrive, towns increase, popu-
letion is becoming settled in its habits and
toms the church and school house being reared all
the land teegrsphs erected and being extended
the rarca d is being graded aud the iron horse will
traverse the valley Of the Sacramento and awaken echoes
among the capped sierras. If FOLLOW the good
advice you gave us in the HERALD of April r. shan
surely become great and happy people. T.