The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

Gnu giving expression to the wishes and viay
1t Oh the people of this State. 1N ''o'
lie OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFoR
Z; MA.
"eress should, at least, by the estahisl,
- In In Q, a sufhclent number of military nos,
,;o ;s 'ie entire Route, afford ample nra,ea
! hos,;,o Immigrants against the ageressions .
al ne establishment of such posts is reo,ra
,anaD. matter OF vital Importance 10 The ~
t ''';, ., california, and one to which tr,s,
: y;,a Ln 'L ~ some form, at an early dav in
G ment. 0herai Govern-
snf;o;ea. f%e establishment and maintenance Of .
teryais ~ NUMBER OF military stations. at in
with Gf.,, -hVe or one hundred miles
would %. .nen at each post, it 10 believed
1 M aiord the security required. and in
cur the expenditure of hut a tr;a;0 a"u IN
1oouiPared with the great and man;cni, 'uu''
san'ages which would certainly rosuit
oIy 70 california, but to the wbole iT,,;,,, Ao'
rroh information before me 7 ON, sa';ls
'""' not less than ten millions 81 IaI,r
h. ;annuaiiy RENTED to the Atlantic States
~ '"oreasihg the facilities and dim;n;sL;,,
wv NPehse OF transit from the eastern y, ,ho
,,,, I'm. portions on the continent. Tbesa
ou. ni;.,'ons, II expended by consumers IN {
,vnui1 ius', 'or the products of our own soil 7
weoItL nS. ~ ouly increase largely the direct
.nns. VI Oauiorna, but stimulate to a var,,
80 80 eA'eh' the agricultural interests of ~
nrosJ, ana add Immensely to the general :,
prosperity as well as to the amonnt e sene'a Il
oie, 4, property within the State. VI TAXA I'll
voJ 'Posed plan, it is confidently halle "
u, 'Io, WIN obvlate the only Cormidahle -
ne -. remaining, and enable thousands or $40 re
~ anu worthy citizens, to become na,a 10
'en' residents OF our State. who nou o.. tu
= Sm'a"o, without great sacrifices. the aronnu. ae'
"e"'s required to defray the transit ex tn'
uses h o family by the Ocean Route and eio
~ therefore compelled either to 'Snra ioi
|, nm'grauon ~ to California, or leave behind 9.
a" "a 'ne oniy sure basis of State prosn.ritv o''
n e'n,'neht weliare-the family circl: "o
ID the blessings of home. ' '''eie' 9th
Observation-Disclosures our %
Sluce the adjournment of the lac, - sup
ore' inc existing laws in relation m CO. van
ions have been carefully examin.J po lies,
~, nu =, more or less defective. | thorac'. mem
h 10 - duty again to commend the suh
7 ,ou1 ear Reconsideration. '''
ohder our goverfnaent. v,h,'no Al. It
PeoP'e should prescribe tho L;., III VI tai O
'ac'er Oh Tue laws, it should he ,ba ana or,.
eavor ,-as II is the bounden dutv oS earnest .a
resentatIyes, so to 'frmn,, u'y oi their feelil
Sssa,s"y protect their Interests fron ,L as Stepl
ono : n s..sii Gar In
protection anu pro-r-.trt pro-r.trtter r. have in view pleas
lie extending 10 capital and enterprise. the
u ",,u P'"Pcr 'h"u'einehls, should not know
- '"ose e"echs ana limitations which of m
'e oan prevent 'he'h 'fom beng made in tey."
ments Of oppression and extOrtion IN
ie 'icl '"a. 'he interests OF the people of of n
iornla are identified v it'll labor and op- is sn,
ID to extending the influence OF govern tolls
u to the advancement of the few at the .tanc
ense OF the many, should determine leg w..,
ION IN favor OF the protection and see..~-l ~ othe
individual enterprise and ind Day +,
that to the mantepsv sieadly opPos- III tlihe
t monopoIies.-.g lhe Mineral Lands by IN time
have. aeIoyernment, for the the reason in til
believed the inevitable result of the even ii
these lands would be the gradual for Lily OF
D in our midst of fearful monopoies, was-a
lat these monopoes, by combination, Hotel,
be able to regulate the prices of labor they da
umstances or avarlce might dictate; waters
it is believed, would exert crisrn
hting influence on the rapidly advanc gently
osperity of the State, and paraliyZe the white 4
sing men, whose well directed efforts a mode
wv successfully developing the varied wings
.ces Of this young State. IN the
ASIATIC IMMIGRATION. Inc hr
ong the most important of the subjects, show er
, it is presumed, will engage your Sc fulness
ana lhihed'a'o co"e'ue. "'''"' 20 VI. blossom
and increasing Asiatic immigration TO lookiuo
Jrnia. ay.. car
he month of April, 1852, had the match
Of transmitting to the Legislature, then the ma,
SION, specai message 'nI'u"8 We" distant
ION 10 lhIs growing e1'' ""u n''o e'"oe waters
10 reason 10 change one views 'ner ca song, !
a. a. III 'ao', 'no n""' WV en- gaiety
lhat 'line allNeu III 'no '',"'o, ii''N was alb
tes ana cro"oeu .he h,'i'es' ""'e 'iore | mag
'a'lshed me "i 'heir en'ire cor'cc'ncss' formed
that date, the entire Asatc population Tho SU
oa'e uIu hol, PerhaPs, 'Noeo" '"1"y are to
and while at the present time there weu, ,
OF less than sixty thousand scattered and I.s
yhout the length and breadth Of Cali Ans q,
laden
~ are ho" W po io"'iu III 'a'' n"i"ooi' when,
north, the south, the east and west Lno,vn
cities, herding together and forming bad oe
st and separate communities; in the Iat.lv
, gathering the rich products of our 9isann,
hey are still found class Of beings, ig- ,bere
t Of our language and laws, and hay- descr'n
community Of feeling or interest with A II
ass Of our citizens mers
, Executive, has no doubt but that the it in he
has perfect right to exclude them my au
the country, and quotes numerous au said IN
les to maintain this position. call tn
- ,~.l..,r,,,,- l,,, ,,,,,,, ken fro
hANENl LAVA iNN VT lHH This flo
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. cd thel
e great importance Of the permanent 'eres''
IN Of the Seat OF Government Of the sumo
and the definite settlement Of a ques soon ,,',
,hich has already too long been fruit me
urce Of agitation NUT be apparent 10 gfouP'
~, ,r C,,n;l;,r ,,,t, ,h. nast history OF aud -
,rnia. 10 SUI
e preliminary queston--the permanent sac sn
on of the Seat OF 6OverDmcnt-bavnP Hu'
definitely settled by the highest Judicial iagc'
al g IL Ctota .uJ Sacramento dpclar- ing OF