Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-13
WHAT THE coUEFRY PAPERS SAY.

Yolo Mail. That to depose Bayard will
be just rebuke.
Peoples Cause: That the Nevada Tran
script must have blood blood
Lower Lake Bulletin That the seven
labors imposed on Hercules are equaled by
the labors of country newspaper publishers.
Chico Enterprise That we most fer
vently hope that our national affairs will
receive no set back from the eminence we
now hold.
Vallejo Times That Mr.. Bayard has
kept clear of the bitter and petty partisan
squabbles that have too frequently been
witnessed in the Senate.
Red Bluff Sentinel That Senator Bay.
ard is one of Gods noblemen. and Der.
pectly fitted to lead the hosts who want
America to be ruled in the true light Of
freedom and liberty.
Utah Record: That notwithstanding
the warnings given by papers that are fear.
less and outspoken, the incredulous seem
to be drawn into the meshes of mining
sharks every day.
Los Angeles COMMERCIAL That it is
time now for united action, for cordial
support of Republican principles, and those
who have never wavered should be the
leading standard bearers.
Marysville Erpress. That the miners
have invoked the lea non scripta, and that
it has before been invoked in emergencies,
and the calm judgment of succeeding ages
has justified the proceedings.
Oakland Times. That in computing the
damage by flow of sliekens we must take
into view the probable value of what the
vast area of rich farming land would have
otherwise produced in the course of fifty
or a hundred years if not injured by the
flow.
Santa Barbara Press That Santa Bar
bara county is overrun with quail. 1t is
within the bounds of truth to say that it
contains more quail than any county of it's
size in the State. Hundreds of dozens per
day could be supplied to a canning estab-
lishment.
San Jose Herald: That immigrants that
come here in a mere haphazard manner
are not always the class that are wanted.
Many of them are without money, not as
industrious as they might be, and without
training or experience in agriculture or
horticulture.
Woodland Democrat That President
Arthur is receiving deserved credit for the
part he took in bringing the Tweed ring to
justice. And that now we have grounds
for hope that be will, in his higher posi-
tion, see that all the star route aud other
Government thieves are prosecuted.
Fresno Erpositor That the criminal
laws and codes of practice, in this State at
least, require wholesale overhauling, and
that change is sadly needed to repress the
growing tendency to commit crime which
mild administration, or misadministra-
tion of the laws of justice have produced.
Stockton Independent. That Greed Hay
mond, in proposing the system of imposing
taxation on lands alone, has strangely mis-
taken for the beauty and freshness of youth
a painted hag that has been kicked out of
doors by every respectable writer on land
and rents for centuries.
San Diego Union That when the San
Diego Railroad system is completed that
city can, and no doubt will, establish
large jobbing houses and ship direct from
Europe, the same as Eastern merchants,
and thus be able to compete on foreign
goods, in all the markets in this end of the
State and adjacent Territories, at least.
San Diego Neacs:. That moderately
good crop of the grains raised in this coun-
try, on rainfall of something near ten
inches, and the fine quality of the grain,
together with splendid prices, will no doubt
encourage the farmers to plant very
largely increased crop the incoming season,
if circumstances are at all favorable, and
that is looked for.