Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-07-03
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 2d--3:3o
p. M.-For Congress, Second Dis.
trict, Thos. J. Clunie Of Sacrament
to; Third District, G. P. Berry of
Suffer.
Passengers Goiog sou.n.
MoJAvE, July 2-Rev Patrick
Delsfey, w A CowIey, r Ii Chap
man, j Cochran, Bart Dudley, Chas
Schulties, ] S Bogg, g Ross, Rev
D O'Nelly.
Pacific Mali 0ld Ra,sr"ad s"np"-
NEW YORK, July 1.-The
Worlds special regarding the
meeting of the Pacific Mail and
Steamship Companies yesterday,
saws: The working arrangement
between the steamship company
and the railroad was made. All
arrears due on the former contract
by the railroad were promptly paid
TO the mail company's Treasurer.
wheat Crop Ia Kansas IL Failure.
New YORK, July IA letter re-
cciyed here to-day from promi-
nent officer of one of the largest
Kansas railroads states that the
(red) wheat crop Is given up as
total failure throughout the State,
and counties in the western part OF
the State have already begun to
make appeals for aid to the Govern
or. The rain has come too late to be
of any help, aud just IN time to
spoil the wheat.
veto.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The 1ri-
bune says of the veto: The Presi
deut,s statement Is as effective as
il i. brief. He wastes no words In
argument. Having found reason,
he has little to do with the actions
of the majority. But curt recital
of the facts, with men of ordinary
reason and patriotism, Will have
more weight than many convinc-
ing arguments. The entire respou-
sibility for the offer of immunity
to those who commit the many
crimes enumerated for the with
drawal of "rhe only police force of
the United States" the Pres
ident places upon the ma
iority in Congress, where 1t
belongs. "The Moonshiners" will
be delighted. Other law breakers,
as the President shows, have
special occasion to thank the party
of w-breaking and revolution.
Forgers and counterfeiters may re-
ioice. Letter thieves, dishonest
clerks and carriers, REGULATING post
masters, and all other criminals
who violate the postal laws may
rejoice that a Democratic Congress
has refused to appropriate money
for their arrest and punishment.
Knaves of the Indian Ring, plum
derers on the high seas, timber
thieves, smugglers-all may offer
thanks to the first Congress since
the Government was organized that
has seen fit to cripple the arm OF
the law lifted up against them.
The Herald says: The President
exaggerates the gravity of the stu.
alien in his subsequent message
nrping that the appropriation be
made. Marshals aud deputies car
continue to perform their duties
and we venture to preTnt that not
single Marshal or deputy vill re
sign or refuse to per .e H1+ Ie
on account OF the ps
their pay. ...... -
The World says: hf
Is prepared to bring ''
lie business TO
"starve the Govern
than forego the cna '.u
absolute reconstrl tti.
When he took ON
merit Of refusing TO
ons which those Law
hands. Even if he
to the bargain not to eu
has now, in order to rr.. 80.
vor of the "s,alw,asns with whic
party, gone erin.
prOfessin"
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Nrw YORK, July lst.-The He,
NEwosking 4 the Darien Canal
dtd, siUn the lay when prac
says: ,s ship ca,l is opened through
tica'11s stnmus Darien, the rea
the ,s Of the Wtern to the Easter
lions ID sire ri Of thJnited States will
Under eutly new conditions
pHsss only our nmercial relation,
No NOV ,he cou,s bordering on tn,
W.lo,ac, but tcontinental com
Pace between own Pacific all,
mee,sntic ooasill be profoundly
AEs,cted by IT. must rapidly be
an such aiAortant artery o
CON- atioual hat to Interrupt
on. Aerape whole fabric o
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