The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-01-21

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From San Francisco Alta California
A friend who is in business on an
e1fensiye scale in this city tells us that
he Is in receipt almost daily Of letters
from from young men me- at the East, asking
his advice abont coming to California.
By. far the greater humber of the wri-
tiers have no trade ofregafar business
or profession, Bat hope to find soInea
thing TO do as clerks in dry goods
stores, or other '.light work by
which they can earn a Swing. Now,
to alf such parties we say in the kind
estspirit but most emphatic manner:
Stay away from California! There is
not the slightest penfhg for you here,
unless it be among the hopeless wrecks
Of humanity drifting up and down the
Barbary Coast, robbing drIiffkse or
swindHhg Oregon nE1ats at the two ace
game. Itis in that direction that saelp
as you siiivafiaBly drift When thrown
on their own resources in California;
The Tabor Exchange has hundredsiof
orders constantly on its books for
skilled boFefs,s mechanics Of every
description miners, farm hands,
teamsters, and in fact all classes of
men @and women capable ofoitloihg
honest work, aidingf to- develop the
resources of the country, and iamaking
two Blsaes OF fgfass grow where but
one grew before,p but for men, ,egoaag
or OLD, who are iunaBleuor afraid to- do
hard work, and who think it omere
respectable to stand osmirkihg9 behind
a counter, selling or trying to sell tape
and dsh6eks and eyeste brainlessi young
women with the aGslant, than to earn
ailiTihg yithe sweat of ones brow
there is no place here. This is not1a
community of dronesI and idlefs, but
ofactive, living meno The ranks of
tFadeless0 young men are constantly
swelled by new arrivals from the! East,
and SshTle all other coners find a vel
come and a field -ofgolabor awaiting
then, ,dthese helpiesscreatnres get only
the coldgshoulder, turin where they
may, and poverty, want and not. inn
probably. "a snicide,s grave at last stare
them i'm theo face. aIfoyoH have not
learned a. trade at home, this is mo
place for you to come to learn one!
While the wages of fskilled- labor here
aral highly ren1unefaliKe, thereIis mo
one;Wiio has time on pipatiehce teCspaFe
teaching any bus iness noI4 trade stosaa
new heginnerI1sIfi you fiaveecapital to
iuyestseitherin the shape of money or
skhl, there is tl1eplacel foryoa ;9if not
stay AWAY .ot Ibislthe great law of MAJ
tqre that you niustteitherif fish OF dig
bali, and adnowllere is that law more I'M
ezOablyl operative than'in Ca1ifof1iia.
Let asRetait dry goods mefchantadvefo
tise I'M the 4ttuifor clerk at iai salary
Justlarge enoagh to keep body and
soul HogetherA provided the body is
nottoo large for ithesou oulAand before
night he Willihaye' ncihundfed appiii
eatioas for the situation, while a me-
ehanie ormaster builder will be COM
pelledto keepfhis customers waiting,
perhaps fen weeksy from his inability;
to procure men enough to work at'five
| times the wages. These idle, tradeless
youngmeniarea nearly.9alla eastern or
Europeanabo mot natl yes. of oui! soil;
and have brought withthem false no.
tions ofthe non-respectability oflabor
which are not Shared iii to any degree
BY ethe peopIe of California and well
itisifor your postefity that sthey are
not. Professional men, lawyers, fam!
blcfs, doctors, pickp0ckets, spiffftuaiist
lecturers politicians, and burglars Will
alsoyas araIe, find the Pacific coast a
poor field for operations We are
Supplied with a fun ASSORTMENT of the
above, long resident amongst us, and'
on anemergeney, Scan furnish a fair
quality of the home production to
tsuppiystl,e .slsarleetG- sls ssaessi who can
work oFpay others for working we
saya Come ton California? To those
who wont work, or don't know how,
we say Stay away or it will be worse
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| :sw OLIVES AND SILK. .,if7y asIst
,sSonieixefy short time ago tliereswas
iaGeorgia, unnotieed and unknown, a
highly inteligeut.and eminent gentle
man of Milan, holding official relations
with the italian Government aq He had
travelled over most of the South on a
tour ofobservation, having for its pur-
pose the selection Of a point in the
South bestadapted, by soil and climate
to the siIK culture, with a view to the
transferof a large body of infai grants
from lombard yoi He had been over
almost the entire cotton region, meet
ing with favorable conditions at vari-
Gus points, but d stronger combination
OF them in Middle Georgia. Here he
I haand sfhoa 6oSfi oSs,, Z 4 ,Ne :
for the worm, and; of soil for the pro-
ductionsof the mulberry, upon which
it feeds.F He did not find mncli, of the
Italian Tfruit-bearing mulberry but
theyare to be found here and they de-
Velop08 Withvoremarkable Iapidit y.
Middle Geergiaiis also an aOliyezpro-
ducing climate. aWeknow Tone olive
treelin Macon twenty two years old