Butte record., 1856-06-28
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removal to Oroville. The Record
will be published daily. as soon as re-
moval is effected and our material ad-
jusied in our uewquarters, probably al
ter the first week in July.
We are indnced to adopt this course
because We believe it will be for the
inter. sts of the coun'y TO have daily
paper published within her boundaries,
and there is but one place in the county
where the undertaking could be sue
cessfully carried out, and that is the
place to which the arch YES Of the county
viii soon be removed, and to which the
business Of The county is now centering
by common consent Al admit the ne
cessity Of a daily publication in the
Young but popuIous and thriving town
of Oroville, and those who feel an in-
terest in our county, will be pleased to
see diily evid, nee OF her advancement mt
and prosperity.
1t is believed that a daily paper will
be Of vast benefit to the party in Butte
County, and contribute its mite towards
the triumph of the National Democracy
in November next. At all events, We
are disposed to do what we can to carry
Cahfoin for the nominee of the demo-
cratic National Convention, and il our
democratic friends will lend us their
encouragement and support, the enter
prise piul.slling daily paper in Butte
cannot fail of success, notwithstanding
the opposition of K. Ms, Black Re-
puhlican's and Vigilance Committees.
We should deem it no high compliment
were we enabled to publish IA paper in
Butte county, by support received from
cities b. low. However gratifying such
support might be, We pref not TO make
it consideration. Thankful for such
patronage when received, we have no
regrets to offer for what we do not get.
Accustomed 10 speak our own senti
m nts frankly aud Independently, we
can permit others to do the same. even
if it leads them to discontinue their ad-
vertising patronage,
We would ask the attention of the
people of the county to the weekly edi-
ton of the Reco.d, as ii will be issued
fter the commencement of our daily.
1t will contain twenty-right columns of
reading matter, more than double the
amount usually contained in weekly pa
pers, and will be afforded at the low
pIice of So per annum. The mail fa-
cilities within the county, have greatly
increased within the past year, and the
more prominent points are now accom-
modatrd with a daily or weekly mail,
and We shall endeavor to place our
week y issue within the reach of every
person in the county.
Oroville is the most prosperous and
flourisiiing mining town in the State.
and we are now about entering upon an
important national canvass--two princi
pal reasons which induced US to under
take the publication of daily paper in
Butte. A telegraph viii soon be in op-
GRAFTON to Oroville, and we shall be en-
abled to furnish our readers with the
lat st fl shes of news. Oroville has
sprung into existence. and Butte count,
has doubled her population within the
past year. A weekly paper is too slow
to keep pace with the times, and hence
we shall endeAvor to meet the demands
Of the age by issuing daily.
Bidwell, thou loved but lost one ! our
heart shall be with thee still, although We
may be pers Inally absent, at least until
We can dispose Of our investment in thy
classic suburbs Adieu, thou famed
Acropolis and templum IeoiS ct muSarum'
and thou venerable seat of Justice, with
Il Jail underneath, fare thee well No
more shall rogurs drop through hole in
thy floor to escape being conducted thro'
a somewhat larger one by the Sheriff
We pray thee reform thys' If Be no
longer eden for thieves" but become
the abode Of the acad mician, and teach
the rising generation to do right for
''rig ighteousness sake, - instead Of punish
ing men for dning evil
The GoLDES ERA.--This Sunday pa
per, of the 22nd instant, contained a
bitter, scurrillous and malignant article |
a ..ainst the Editor oil the State Journal /
and onrself The mere epithets con-
tanned in the article, we shall not notice.
The article charged that either the Ed.
itor of the State Journal or ourself was
an escaped convict from Sydn'y' The |
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