The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-22

Loca11os Or IH AeucurrRAI- Mnrss AND Ne
czAxc ARrs CorIEsE-The Board Of Directors Of ibis
Institution composed ofGoseznor Low President Of the
Beard Felix Tracy. Of Shasta; William Holden. Of Men
doctno: c Ryand, Of San Jose; George < Gluy.s of
san Francisco; Meado-. Of Copperopplis; Henry
Philip o. Nevada and Charles Reed OF Yolo; met
Sacramento the lith instant and determined the 10
cation Of the Agricultural College. Three ballots
had, the contest beng between Alameda. Clara
and Napa counties. The third ballot resulted in the
choice Of Alameda county. snda committee appoin-
led to negotiate for proper site The Board have done
themselves credit in the location Of this institution
The soil and climate and fog aud winds of the Bay do
represent those Of the State The agricultural in
erests Of Alameda county, aside from few grain grow
ing ranches and gardens consists of Italian vegetable
growers for the San Francisco market and is totally de-
void of mineral wealth Other locations might have
been chosen that would have accommodated every in
contemplated by the establishment of the College
There appears to be very little done by deliberate bodies
California for the advancement OF the general inter
ests Of the State; but thing must yield private
gain or combinations. The munifcent national dona-
ton for this object, in estimation nuled and
thrown away by this inappropriate location The Agri
cultural College of California, might well be located
in s.tka. as in place where the winds allowed
shrbbey TO take root The best thing the Legis
lasurc can do is to make appropriation for State
Agricultural and Mining College, be located where
will be Of service to those interests The soil and
climate OF Alameda represents but small portion OF the
State and is for astonshment Holden of
Mendocino, Phillip, Of Nevada. Reed, Of Yolo and Ira
cy of Shasta, should have consented a location SO
inappropriate Let us have that will truly repre-
the material interests Of the State instead Of being
inhrna-y for sore-headed politicians.
NEW PARTY ORGANIZATION large crowd assem-
bled at the County Court room in San Francisco on
Monday evening last in response call the form
alton of National Republican party in California Res
olOtions offered by Caleb Fay and adopted by
the meeting for the appointment of committee of five
to draft address the Republican voters of Cafor-
MIA calling them to elect delegates convention to
be held between the 18th and 25th of July to nominate
State ticket to represent fairly the Republican party
the State; also for the formation of State Central
Committee ward clubs and county committees The
chair appointed Joseph NJ Wood ex-AsseInb,yman Geo
Amerise, Daniel Hawley A + Scott and Snyder
committee OF five the address 1t is said the meet
ing composed entirely of the original of the
Republican party amongst whom there appears to be a.
present considerable commotion. In presenting the
resolutions Mr Wood said scarcely necessary for
him to allude the prostitution of the Union party in
this State The newspaper reports of the late conven-
ton a Sacramento informed them of the most fragrant
and daring outrages committed upon the rights of the
party Those rights had been violated to help the in
terests of few men; he might say of one man" MI
fv,1nl T
formed political necessy-to meet the exigences
of the rebellion and California beyond possibility
to the Union cause. 1t made up of elements that
otherwise than to fulfil tho duties of the hour
conflicting and inharmonious. The Union party has
ceased to be political necessity here and its action
through the late convention shows the fact and points
unmistakably to dissolution Captain Pico pledged
himself and all his family to the support of the
organization Of National Republican party
Mr. Clarke asked if those who opposed the purpose of
the meeting could be heard in opposition to the resou
tonsf The chairman said the meeting admitted of no
such right. Mr. Clark aaii 'he ,rou'd be heard He
would say that he contderably disgused to see
such meeting several well known soreheads, unsuc-
cessful nominees for office, who there to isorgan
ize and disrupt the party. The Chair-"Order! order
Mr. Cark-'I ,cH speak :" He continued to shout out
is Oh the soreneads 14ity persons rose
TO their feet Kisses resounded through the room and
cries of put him out!' heard from all sides
Mr. Carhe-"You can't put me OUT! The Chair-I
rule that he has right speak here in opposition
the resolutions and while in the chair he shall not
DO it, Mr. Clarke, detantly-"I hare done it :" The
resolutions then passed The particular of
their grievances will probably be forth address
and until that shall be received it is useless indulge
in speculations concerning this apparent revolutionary
partisan wlIirigig.