Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-14
WHAT THE oousrnY PAPERS SAY.

Stanislaus Ne,cs That politics are fast
drifting into class interests.
Marysville appeal. That the people of
California will not sustain any class of
citizens, whether miners or farmers, who
declare they are determined TO defy and
nullify the laws,
Oakland Times That the slickens
question is of the greatest import
anc9, but it is equally true that things
cannot be helped by violent alteration, and
creating fury in the public mind which
may lead to force and bloodshed.
Reno Journal !. That it has faith in Presi-
dent Arthur believes and that he is his own
master, and that while conceding much to
his immediate personal friends, will not
allow his judgment to be warped by the
passions and prejudices of others.
Salt Lake Tribune. That President
Arthur has nc entangling alliances ; the
momentous duties of his Office are after all
reduced to a few proportions. They are
all simple. He has but to do his duty
without fear or favor, and he will succeed.
Helena on. t. Herald; That there is
need of a new and better form of govern
ment for the territory of Alaska, as there
is now there no law for collection of debt,
administration of estates, punishment of
murder Except where it is the result of
| poisoning or drowning), etc.
Austin ReveiHe That there is bound to
| be a deep. seated dissatisfaction with the ex.
| listing rates of telegraphic service as long
as they are continued and they appear to
be likely to be continued SO long as there is
such load OF telegraph stock on which 1t
| is necessary to pay dividends.
Los Angeles Erpyess. That the admin
istration Of Justice in California has not be-
come so imbecile as to allow violation of
law and right to 90 UNPUBLISHED. If the
civil authorities Of Nevada county are not
strong enough to enforce the DEGREES of the
Courts, the people of the State are.
Alameda Eacincl: That the idea of
establishing a national mansoleum wherein
to bury our dead Presidents is worthy
one. WHY should not this idea of one
resting.place be a good one? All nations
delight in honoring their illustrious dead,
and what better method could there be
than this one proposed
Carson Anneo1. That Senator u
Davis of Illinois while under the inGu.
ence OF his old partner, Abraham Lincoln,
was reasonably reliable Republican. But
Davis got the Presidential bee in his bon
net, fancied the whole country was clamor-
ing for him through'a reform howl, and he
deserted his party even before such IN
selfish patriots as George William Curtis
had heard the harsh grating of s. the
machine in the party.
Nevada g,.anscrint That II ia not true
that the hydraulic miners will nv resortino
to gunpowder and steel endeavor to stand
off any properly authorized force that may
come into this county to enforce Judge
Keyser's mandates. But if the Changers
follow the advice frequently given them
by hot-headed blusterers, and start up here
with their shotguus, they will be slaugh-
tered like SO many beasts.
OGDEN utah Herald. That Anostle
orson Pratt whose bodv lies in the crave
While his great shirt is in the n ara Of
Cod was q man Who has left bfs imnrint
mot onlv upon the destinies of the neople
whom be instructed so wisely and loved so