The Placer herald., 1870-03-12
NUMBER 49,.
Frank Pixley Interviewed.

and the Chronicle gives tbs result ~ follows:
interviewer How about pol,isst
Pixlsy-Tbs Republican, party Il ses
worth the anoibiIaton ii deserves. Il 4.
and Of right ought to BE- did. Ours Was 1
gallant party Of earnest, honest NEE ~
were all right ill We triumphsd. ssssssj
brough. US all the dir,iest and msausat u
the Democracy. just as victory 10 var bsisis
the camp-folowers to plundsr The dssd. g.
our success brought Joo. Conpsss, George
G. Gorham, Bill Carr; Tom Shannon aad Q
hundred others whose only sentimsat was
plundsr aud spols. Gorbam stole into lhs
party, and by means Of his B'hoys- Short
Hairs, Plug Ugles, and Dead Rabbits-
packed Slste ConvedeIou and robbed Il %
nomination for Governor. Fred. Eew
bad carried the State BY 10000 majority.
Gorbam lost it BY $500. Our party 10 CON-.
posed Of decent men; but they are disgsstsd
would not stand it-stayed at homs--sud
now the same fellow is Secretary Of the Sss.
ate, aud is upheld at Washington aud cous.
tenanced BY the party. Such men ~ this
lead BY intrigue, strategy anc political
plots they manage to keep a. the bead ef
the party, and now venture this prophecy,
which you may italicizs. The party Mat
has Comness, Gorham, Stevart, Bill Carr,
Old Hutchinson and Tom Shannon IN ;s
wiii, at the next Gubernat torial election, Be IN
the minority. You may add Tue names Of
Judge Field and Bill Higgins.
Pixley-Tbe Fifteenth Amendment is we'll
enough. | like niggers, and think they
ought to vote. A niger is just as good -
body else. would rather sit beside The
niger Senator from Mississippi than By
Stewart of Nevada, l would rather pvas-
tice law before the nig9sr Judge Of tbs Su-
prems Court Of South Carolina than before
Stephen J. Field. like a clean nieasr
better than a dirty Dutchman. l like .
good, respectable, intelligent darkey better
than do an ignorant, miserable, bog-tre.-
ting lrlshmap. A decent niger is iu6uiss-
ly better than a mean Yankee.
Iutsrviswsr-Will the Chinese vetsi
Pxlsy-Sumnsr and old Wilson, asd .
few more Of the ultra New England RepuL-
lioans. favor Chinese suffrage. l do not.
They know nothing about Chinese; il iss
! sentiment with them. "Fatbethood Of God
and brotherhood Of man" is an idea Got
ham stole from new England Sunday
school. Let the Chiuese start a manufao-
tory for slippers iu Lynn. and you will -.
these long'slsaged psalm singers turn tbsir
tunes and quote Scripture on The oths side.
No, sir; I'm snti.Chiusss; il the lsboriug
men OF San Francisco, whose bread sud bus.
ter is psriled, whose means of subsistsoea
are stolen away BY Chinese, shall drive
them out Of the city, shall not be surpris-.
ed. am in sympathy With widow women
who wash for living. against Chinese ssr-
wants; with workingmeu, at 81 per day,
against cheap Mougolisn labor; and a. for
these shiploads Of Chinese prostitutes, i'm
ported monthly into our city, say it 10 an
outrage and horror. 1t is all nonsense
to saw there is no law sgains. it. There is
law 10 prevent the importation OF lswd
pictures, and obscene books, and dslstsrious
drugs, but not 10 prevent Iswd women, who
polute the very atmosphere and disease The
State Suppose a Cunard steamer should
take from New York to Liverpool Eve hun
dred prostitutes from tie Five points: do
you think there could not bs found 10 Eup-
land law to prevent their landing Talk
about treaties and commercial relations, apd
international law; it is all cbaff-a subsidy
Of Sl,2o0,Oo0 to enable steamships to bring
lis cheap labor and cheap prostitutes. II
there is no law to prevent such things, thsa
every man Of family, every good citizen Of
San Francisco, should join mob and buru
the Chinese steamers at the wharf.
OCEAN STEAMER WREcKEp.-Ws clip
the following dispatch from the Union which
explains itself:
SAN FRANCISCO, March lot.
,, The Colorado arrived from Panama this
evening, bringing information OF the lose OF
the Golden City on the 22ud ult. when of
Cape st. Lazro. The Captain Of the Colo
RADIO discovered the American flag, Union
down. on shore, with three or four men
standing near it, and to The north west die
covered a steamer ashore. He beaded The
ship for her, aud soon made out The Golden
City. She was eleven miles from The Cape.
Captain Comstock, of the wrecked ship,
sent boat off through heavy surf when il
was found that the Golden City was total
wreck, having broken 10 two just forward
Of her smoke-stack and abaft her paddle
boxes, and was going to pieces very fast.
She wen! ashore on The morning Of Fsbru.
ary 22d during dense fog, at seven o'clock.
The sea was very smooth, with no swell.
The Colorado siguasd the passengers to
proceed to Santa Maria bay. The vessel
proceeded thither, and built bon6rss TO
light the passengers on their journey, but
only three came in.
The next morning gangs of men were
sent out, with experienced persons in charge
with provisions and water for the weary
passengers. BY four o'clock nearly all the
passengers had come in. and by nine 2. n,
they were all on board. Many we're sick
aud had 10 be carried on liters: None OF
the passengers were drowned or died; but
on the morning Of February 9Th, James
Murray, s,eerage passenger on the Colorado,
jumped overheard and was drowned, having
been struck by the wheel.