Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-31
Daily NationaI lrnrotrat.
Sacramento Correspondence.


SAoRAMENTo, Jan. goth.
ED DEMOCRAT Sunday has passed in tn,
usually quiet manner at the Canital onl
furnished nothing of moment to the lette,
writer The proceedings in the Legislature
on yesterday were of an unimportant char
acter' The Senate passed the Assembly bill
10 regulate the Hospital tax in your county
believe the only effect it will have will be
10 change themanner of paying hospital ex-
Penses, without at all reducing the amount.
Mr. Kedmah introduced resolution which
was adopted by the Senate, providing for the
appointment of committee of three to ex
anime the proceedings of the State Agrieul-
tural Society in reference to Che location of
the next Fair, and ascertain whether the
Constitution Of the Society had been violated
and report thereon, and also to report upon
the expediency of continuing appropriations
OF money in aid of the Society.
1t is very probable that the eager ones
VINO fought so persistentty for the holding of
the next exhibition at this place, will find
that they have killed the goose that laid the
golden eggs. The Fair yielded a handsome
assistance to the buness of livery stable
men, hotel and saloon keepers, confectioners.
etc, last year, and they would insist upon
repetition of the gay scenes of last Septem-
Der, not dreaming that after the location was
won the Society might step out entirely, and
leaVe the Sacramentans to hold Fair all by
themselves The result of their greedinces
VIII be, in all probability, that the State will
heneetorth withhold its pecuniary aid from
the >. A. Society and that the farmers of the
State will resolve themselves into various
District Societies, after the precedent estab
hshed by Yuba and her neighbors last year.
The people of San Joaquin have already
commenced moving, and adjacent counties
will soon join her in the formation of an Ae
ricultural District Society. The people of
sacramento have very probably DESTROYED
the State Society. and in doing so have excl
ted much bad feeling among the people to
the south of us. The representatives of the
latter section, knowing that such a course
will be popular with their constituents. will
very likely advocate the removal of the seat
of government, and begin to think that the
movement will carry. The only objections
will come either from interested Sacrament
tans, or from orderly. staid and conservative
men (not a numerous class in the Legislature)
whe think that the Capitol ought to be con
sidered as already permanently located.
In the Assembly, Mr.. Laspeyre introduced
resolution instructing our Senators ect
ect., to urge upon the Federal Government
the necessity of supplying the State with
10000 stand of small arms, and don't know
how many artillery pieces. The resolution
was amended by some sanguinary individual
by inserting 10000" instead of 100000"
and four batteries each of light and heavy
artillery, "and SO the resolution was adop-
ted
The sureties upon the bond of the Pacific
Express Company will be released beyond a
doubt The House Committee having the
matter in hand reported favorably, and a
bill was introduced for the purpore.
Judge Taylor, formerly of the Marysville
press, and at present District Judge of the
Nth Judicial District, is in Sacramento, and
looking remarkably contented and well dis
posed to all mankind. "Vox Popuh Vox
Del" held good in the case of his election.
and one man said to him to-day in my pres
enee Your election was the only pleasant
result of the fall campaign" D.