Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-06
PRESS EXPRESSION.
WHAT Some of the Interior Papers Piad 20
Talk About.

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The Stanislaus NeaCs urges the Democ.
racy to organize Organize Organize
The Solano Times is confident that the
people demand the denomination of Samuel
j. Tilden.
The Oakland Tribune says: 1t would be
unjust to the citizens of Alameda county
to delay the imperatively required harbor
Improvements at Oakland another unneces-
sary moment.
The Portland Oregonian thus remarks ::
When journalism pursues career which
provokes assassination it should be no sur
prise to it to find the methods it invokes
turned against itself.
The San Jose Mercury says the Republi-
cans of California have good reason to be
proud Of the State Convention held in Sac
ramento, Thursday 1t was a thoroughly
representative body in all respects
The Stockton Nail is opposed to the
teaching of music in the public schools,
and says that the school law declares that
no money shall be paid out to teachers in
the school department who do not hold
proper certificates, and the music-teachers
do not hold proper certificates.
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Republican State Convention on Thursday,
was one of the most enthusiastic ever held
by the party in California. There was
manifested by every delegate the assur-
ance that if the members OF the party only
do their duty, California will be carried for
the Republican Presidential nominee in
November.
Anaheim Gazette: Human life is held
in altogether too great contempt in Cali
fornia. A citizen, no matter how honora-
BILE or peaceable he may be, receives but
little protection against attacks upon his
life. But the moment such man is slain
the law steps in and throws such a network
of protection around his murderer that it
is next to impossible to punish him for his
crime.
The Marysville appeal remarks thus
Killing is becoming popularzed, Will
hanging has gone out OF fashion. Men
shoot and cut with impunity, and the laws
which should be rigidly enforced in such
times, are defied by the rowdies. San
Francisco will soon be turned over to law
lessness unless the people rise in their
might and declare murderers shall be
promptly tried and executed.
tion of taxing the moneys of foreign banks
doing business in New York State has
alarmed the various agencies. 1t appears
that the proposed bill is also to affect Cali
fornia banks who have offices there, and SO
the Nevada Bank has joined with the Cana
dian institutions in New York city in call
ing in their money loans, so as to remove
their funds and avoid the payment Of this
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The Oakland Times says Gorham has
retained his place as member of the Ma.
tional Republican Committee in spite of
the protests of the Republicans Of this
State, having been kept there to help the
Grant fight. The recent State Convention
at Sacramento has asked for the selection
of Horace Davis as his successor. nobody
dissenting. He has been Irregular" in his
politics for great many years, denouncing
people who acted independently as sstrai-
tors" and he would not have bolted last
year il he had been able to maintain con-
troll OF the machine.
The Humboldt Times says The slight
est investigation is sufficient to convince
any man of sense that the pressing neces-
sity of California is market. OF what
use is the great natural capacity of the
country if there is no sale for its products
People who only have the ability to enter
tain one idea at time will tell You that
land monopoly is the cause of our hard
times. OF this they are very positive, but
what are the facts? The farmers can get
no sale for their produce as it is. How
would it be If the whole State were cut up
into small tracts. and its productions ten
fold increased? Would it not immensely
aggravate the difficulty?