New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-06

VIVA. would be ieai The celebrated dsstsuctos Of
CatAnia would not be more complete.
| % TKird San frsneieco 10 NOT merely commercial
CITY but within is bordsrs In al directions, may be
seen the rst efforts Of young yet growing nanufse.
drl. and bores and 6les; the buzxing screeehes
ard cuts the driving plane slcctbs and Tongues and
grooves. Enter any all these work places, and
underneath the SCOT and dust, The steam ana Tnoke'
Yankees build and guide and govern tboee pcnderoas
machines for they were born and reared and taught
where labor free and honest labor, was approved o.
South with its bamy skies its enervatiDg climate and
s own institutions, has no representative in thai osy
hive Of industry
{" Fo~rfs Butwe trave onward from the deck Of the
Yankee clippers, through the mammoth warehouses OF
New-Englsnd merchants and shake Oh the dust
and scot and smoke Of Yankee workshops from our
feet-and our hearts are warmed, souls are els-
waited as we look upward TO the many how manyl
houses whose pointed Spires rsng heayenward, show
that thew are dedicated 10 God The bell summons
us to enter and do so and there, with suppressed
heatb we listen TO New-England sermons, we Join N
New-England psalms. We look around upon New
England wives, New-England husbands, New England
Children Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island,
Vermont Maine and New-Hsmpehre are al repre-
race-coure, the cockpit, the gambling saloon, ths
bawdy-house, the plankroad, you viii not find there
New-England men or New-England women, unless in-
deed they have wandered 50 long from their homes
that their early teachings have faded from their
hearts, and their memories have grown duh and desf
to their mothers prayers
F,fb, But we leave the house Of God, and We
enter the school.houses of the city, and there What
shah we show our gueets-the passengers In the Old
Mayhoweri II the Mother OF the Gracchi could pons
to her children when her ornaments were demanded,
and say These are my jewels 80 may San Fran
cisco when eered at for her MURDERS her robberes her
bankrupt bankers, her violated aws-eo may then San
Francisco, her head aof, lifting her finger over theeo
dark clouds point to her schoohouses and their living
treasures, richer far than gold, and say here, indeed
my jewels. These New England schoolhouses,
New-Englapd scholars, New-England teachers. l do
but this do say that nine cut Of ten Of those young
sers with rosy checks and sparkling eyes the chn
dren's children Of New-Epgland-God bless them sh.
As San Francisco is in these respects, 90 ~ the ref Of
| this Edorudo Of the world.
"Such are New-England triumphs on the PsciAc.
| Look now to the other picture-of New-Englanfs
degradation, of New-Englands humihstion-and
there learn the lesson that New.Yorker of New
England parents would tonight nculcate. Il was
of the fundamental principles Of the Purtans that
every man should have his whole share In the duties
lOn %ss and What ct Ne s
the formation of the State Constitution to this day,
has ever been esteemed worthy Of public promotion
What id Yankee, you are all styled by the self
and South who occupy all public places, has ever been
called TO take any share in the administration Of the
public affairs of California Let us see am not
| New EpgIander, nor yet Californian: While love
this country it's gorgeous skes, it's bslmy Winters, IL
streams gushing forth gold yet fate has decided that
NV lot is to be elsewhere. speak, then, as disia-
terested locker on here in Vienna.
First. Let us look at the Federal appointmentsto
office What New-England man ever dared 70 aspire
| 10 eitberl None-nore! California has had four Coli
lectoss Of this Port. No Yankee was ever permitted
to sit at the receipt Of customs-a place occupied By
the Pbarisees and Sadducees Of old, and not much inn
proved by San Francisco Collectors, the records
sneak the truth. Two estimable and worthy gentle.
men have performed the respective duties Of United
States Marshal-the one from Tennessee the other,e
noble he arted, generous, murdered msn-fron tho
District Of Columbia. Two Distrlct-Atorneys, econ
eminent for their learning their ability and theirpurty
of conduct, have received appointment one NOM
Kentucky and from Alabama. Two honest,
worthy and unspotted Judges fill the seats on the Fed
eral BENCH the one a Knickcrbocker Of New-York,
the elder noble specimen from Georgia: Going rom
these ministerial and Judicial departments o. me Fea.
Acknowledgements California has had SIX rep.
resena tves in Congress, of whom alone was ous
of all the CHAMBERS in California elected AZ
OTHERS save the lamented Gilbert, were and are bossh-
ern men. In that august assemblage the Senate Of
these United States whoever saw the form or fsceo
aNew.England man speaking, acting or advising ~ a
California Senator Nay, what New'Engisnd man,
now, in the face of two vacancies in that body, V
thought Of spoken Of dreamed Of, or dares even 70
aspire theretoi None-not one
| that of our domestic Government and see how the
ship building tax paying church going water dri ma
two Governors, one Teelected, man II 10 DeneVeu No
6ptely above his traducer and neither Of these from
| New-Engand. The young Executive, with his blusn-
ing honors fresh upon him, traces his lineage through
the corn fields Of Indiana into the tobacco ground OF
Kentucky. Had be been spotted o. ever having seen
| New-Engand mandatory or schoo-b0use, be he'd
| never been Governor.
Third But the Judiciary There are many.
very many, able lawyers in California, men Of honor,
oftsmperance of chastity, Of purity who were born
and educated in New-Engand There have been
no LEES than nine Supreme Court Judges IL California,
vet no single one from New-England. While recog-
Mise and bear witness to the exalted standing TO the
unwavering integrity TO the perfect purity in private
as in public life Of the distinguished gentlemen who
| have graced the Bench Of our Supreme Court, and
while the beautiful symmetry of tho Common Law has
been illustrated by the luminous opinions Of gentlemen
from New-Yor Tennessee, Illinois and Alabama, yet
it has struck a strange thing that no New-En-
gland LAWYER was ever called TO that responsible station.
" Fourth and lasny--The Legislative department;
let US look at this II hath not happened TO me IN my
ou in California for almost four yesr to visit oen
the Legs sure Of the State but has been my pain
enacted by that iustous body, and can easily d.
vine that few Yankees sbered in the ngorous duty q
making laws which Blackstone emphatieaiy caib
hstch. potch. II murderer go unhung, save by mas
| meeting-if bawdy houses open their hon1d doors m
our moet public streets-f taxes are accumulated me
Ossa on Pelion-f gaming continues to seduce IT. fooi-
ish victims, thank God New-Englanden are not 70
blame. Here and there straggr may pe wuha "
the Legislature but the bowie-knfe Of Arkansas an
the derTinger of Tennessee will compel the poor fellow
10 deny bis bithright. Let score of straghtforwId
New-England men be sent for one single WINTER tot
| Legislature and although cannot guess-asl an no
Ylnkee-yet az w estern man will bet any reosonape
sum that laws can be made and enforced 70 hang every
coIdblooded murderer-to drive the tawdry cypnAn 70
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