The Placer herald., 1869-09-11
JUDICIAL ELECTION.

JUDICIAL ELECTION.
The political election is now over and the
Democracy and independent Republicans
who voted our ticket, because they agreed
with us upon the issues involved in the con-
test. have swept The State from Oregon toM-x
leo, and from the Pacific Ocean to Nevada.
The victory has been the greatest ever won
in the State by any party, and renders the
triumph Of The same principles a, the judi
cial election on the Q oh Of October secure
beyond doubt, if the same voters 90 to ,be
polls and cast theii ballots again in accordance
with their sentiments. The issues in the ju'
dicial election are Identical with those settled
in the late political contest, and it is folly
and criminal to deny this fact. Our Legis-
Ia,ure elect is overwhelmingly Anti-C ollie
importation, and it will pass laws unfriend
ly to the landing Of another mongolian upon
our coast |. will memorialize Conrgess for
The recall of the BurIingams Chinese trea
'y, and for the rassage Of stringent laws
against the immigration Of Chinese to this
country for other than commercial purposes.
The State laws, to bs tffeclual. must be sus
tanned bv our courts and the judges Of these
cou,ts must hnrmonizs 10 sentiment with the
great mass OF the white voiers of the State.
The Republican candidates for supreme judi
ges, Sawyer and Pratt, are 10 favor Of the
odous fifteenth amendment, in favor Of Chi
nese importation, CooIie labor and Mongo-
Ian Suffrage and will carry these principles
upon the Supreme bench and 'erdsr nuga-
tory, 10y their decisions. all that the Lsgis-
iaure can do to enforce the verdict of the
white voters Of the State at tie late election.
be late political battle vas fought between
~bs labor and capital, between the friends
of Coolie and White labor. and with mongreI
Supreme and District courts all the great
results of our victory will lie lost. We want
no more Chinese in the State. and We want
to get lid Of those now here, bu! We canoot
do this without the aid Of the courts to en-
force the appropriate legislation. Sawyer
and Pratt are both in sentim INT with, and
belong to the money-bags and Cooie i'm
por,ers, and they, too, must be beaten at the
judicial election, on the Goth Of October next.
Our victory is but half won, but one more
grand rally for Wallace and Crockett and
mongrel Mongoianism will be extinct or
the Pacific Coast; Wallace and Crockett are
Identical in sentiments and doctrine with
the great mass Of the white voters Of TIE
coast, with The executive officers Of the State
aud with the legislature elected on the first
day Of this month. 1t is us Of the Pacific
Coast that know the danning and damaging
effects Of Chinese importation, and with
every branch Of the STATE government in our
hands we wH! be potent to check these
threatened hordes Of heA,hen barbarians, and
. api "l II the Nation. The free voters OF
Ca if"rnia have began good w"k let them
seal aud consuinate il on the Goth "f o ,i"he'
next, ty raIlylng TO the polls ard voing for
WaIlare and Crockett, and all will he well
with us in the future. Begin the work now.
remembering that "elernal vigilance is the
price of liberty" AMI continue 1t to the sets.
ung of the sun on The 20th of o, tober nex',
and then, and not til then, will our victory
be complete.
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