, 1879-03-11
Ono Of tho ltc9nlts,

~ ""s''" -.0." ''s'et't"" t4fH.ts
o"s ~ tne unant'clPa'ea fesalta ot Tue re-
numitlon y. spcc'e'pa5meats Is tne transfer o.
ao une5peeteu amount o. lofe'an capital to thla
sonns's ~ acate" o. investments. 1hc hfat
toNeu ~ t,as WIS .hc cstanlsameHt OIL large
,,u1 Duls1 pa'hihs "'"t co'nn,sslo" .ouso III NC"
4o.k' alu t,l'e l'as oce'' lo'o"ca ny tne p'ac'he
=, NV ~" ea"aumn .o"n ~ Ncm 1ofh "'o
iu''uuoph,a. l"'e - ,'le "tst 'ofe'sA loa" efer
offered In t!is dty, Ind such mn event swould
fGve becn deemed impossible year Or t% q ngo.
", W. mare oecn 80 aceustomet! to going to urcat
nr!tain to borrow that the idea Of lending 10
s1a. Gn.'aaa on s.'ef ,tSrns @ shan sue eau @ borrGw
loah u nov offered W brokers' u this city, a'il
one OIL INC largest trencH hankins-hollses II
repfesentea III NGW ofK now bY Us Mnnae!ns
DlfcctoT' 1o M1o seeEe 70 cstantsh 6rancs tn nc
seaDoafa cllles. Lonaoh wv stll! continue to
1e lhe Clearinghouse OF ING "oria, btlt every
ycar secs a. larger proportion ot thn worlds
commerce Ailtl TRACE tIansacted Without paying
aer pankers to make the exchanges
A California View OF the 0h1neso-hlll Veto.
sdsramt"so ,. 70. ns.
There Is now no doubt That tflo antiChincso
hill Will bo vctocd-nndit may bo that tho off,
f,-o III. t..vo ~ ,,o ~, oo.. J., ,,ra,. =. :.
iofo Inns 'sauo W 'Ho Dss soe" " p!ess' II -
announced tliat tue Cao'nes Is unit IN iaVor OF
the voto, anil that tlic mai'l reasons for sctolnE
'3CfSR1t1tn
a,rt,, ortrlcs f tl,c treaty. hv I'm I'm ,,n,,or
s'".,.'.'s.' .s', 's..st ~ NV W. ',',.'' u.~'
cohslueea''oh-ano t''at t"ls 'noaa Oh ahn'lillie
treaties is not III accordance with custom. AMI
the President having declined to stgu the bill
tbcrc ia mt thc ,cost chnnco of nasuln,, n ovcr
i,,s h,o, Knor,,, liz whit, sant,,aa,. - w..
4,' n'''' .Nu raeS se.''"asa. " 1"'
Eastern statcs upon tn's SUBJECT. rs "cll as VIC
DO, through the press, their pu1pts, and By rea-
son OF much intercourse with representative
men residing in tint section, tho Uft hos not
'i,onci for tic Presdopt's approval l1gneo Il viii
mi hc tiisannolutcn.
WI AZ Culffornfa mtst look tic facts snunro]v
In tht. farp it viii uot benefit us to nIllisa tbn
President or his Cabiuet because Of t,ts actfou.
in tSs matter titcy arc but representing thc
sentiment Of tic American pcorte. California
nave s mtiiion ai H. iphabjtaats, @ but tcro @ art ats
Ranubiir. From tlcir stat,iuoint iho President
IA ioIne rIght and it ts no doubt true that nDst
m thoae in Caltiurnin who fnyor The bl In n,les
lion would onnosc It II tlcy were rcsTdint. IN tic
Eastrrn Statcs:.: Men, nro controlled 6y ihetr
frrlinvs. nuli;la1 md nii,erwIse:' hy circ,ft1,
denends s o., Wl,eGS Wc sre. wI,o ~ ai wlat we
come ia contact with; hence it would l,e
strange il tic workers of California wcro not
nnnoset1 to The Chinese. and IL would bn
sfrnmrrr all, II thosnnScrs al nuD)Ic onInion
In tic East wcro oppoecl to them, This ouly
aim. to b. wondered at Ia this connection Ii,
not that thy President md hIs Cabinet nre unap-
imol1s for veto, but Tint thc bill ever passed
i;nnTrcss. Imleed, California was astonishcd
,yl,rn sbn nwoke mo fnornt1r nni found tint Il
lad t,assed iI,o House. u,d. she was still u,orU
ostoIrisllc,l next mornilE rhon sho was assured
TINT It had passed the Scnate!
Noth{ur but the nrcss1lru OF po]tical rcnsous