Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
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the grass. If the year should prove 70
be very wet one another very peculiar
sight will greet the newcomer. In
many, portions of the county immense
,plantaH Hsps of wild mustard will spring
up. fhh plant has often grown TO a
heightsd threa 4 1oar fset 1hey6 tho
head II man a horseback, and SO
thickly = TO be npSssSbie. Ths Wild
Ihalvs Sjsh fts ttieAt green ieaf, siso
grows with incfssiible f6xurianca. To
crown all, II is at this time that
our orange and lemon groves pre-.
sent their most charming aspects.
The light pea green Of tho now
growths will contrast most chaimingly
with the deep, wax.like green of the
osdergrowfns.-sfns .fsipssunsf,- tne-Dri,,,
the fruit ipall stagos Iof growth hRnd of
nil uolors. will greet the=ryc=n pnre,
while the fragrance will be something
hdeserfbsbls delicious. With the fine,
foaial adj agtowing weather which has
iopotedItl6 late rain. this charming
lsranslorhaAon will begin about thu
middle Of this month and the dun-colof.
ed plains will soon DO thing Of the
p+eN a q
X, Ap aL,t,n,o, k,,A;dSa I'll. nov.
lerHer% az cha ssseut &1zshe late
election has put himself in a very
enyiable attitude. 1t was proposed
to make him Governor, through
tlS Legislature, by throwing IN
sdbe peho@AHe, l4lfotas o4 Aecos Il
f.sRa .bARsR eahia Issv&sis .sasa
high-mfKded man at once put peremp-
tory end to thsintrigue ny Announcing
IaEaA if HG success defindenI Sao oM
rejection 81 these bafl0ts. he would moi mol
take the Office. In consequence, q
EpoSocraK SilyAe G%SSs9S ii lVnse9ti.
cht. Too muck honor cahnol &c accord.
~ q to, tbis .geutlewsp,, .Ihis fpacidept
|'tdM ID Mind the faaf different Action Of
one Rutherford B. Hayes under lsirrum.
stanqs'a afhafFJTtff- lisdrstely
groaterha ejgGS III hsn z z EbsesE saw
slowly developing the details Of the plot
which iwsa ~ foh sTilAen eaf the Prasi
tdehcy, he Tad PIE Ms foos firmly 'dawi
and declined ,tpr Sss9tensnae ut, hi;
*oeid AMebesrAr Bne idttife @oa, i,
honored names in American history
fE9e,bxAp E7EHv g. E99d 81
glowed with an ineffable grace. and
nothing oouiS, ,i..sA kept Hsyssr sstron
3AeRg .6lected Nsstltnt by silIuaY Yssee
dented majority when, President ,Tilden
fehouI q h sSted\Ast eii kae. u
fact, we believe that the Presidential
ssbftion Which bucaSfod fbeitaomorabls
ono in which fraud was exalted, would
have been sort Of iRtefealSrfyy epispdcss.
III which party wspld have played no
|parb all citizens dsfig to honess the
mad who hsd shown such patriotic 30.
gard for the will OF the people. The
compliment paid Prqsident Manraas al
Ms BdcqAd el6dtidA Sbutf brys Bscn ttL
ptated, and FfhySsw0a1d xsHvS had NJ II
opponent, Instead, he preferred tc
grasp that which he knew to be an
Others. aud, to-day. No map who evel
NocSapied theNpissideney Is soS littlc
honored as he, even two-thirds OF
his ! own party regarding hin
with cold contempt 1t j. perhsp:
srsyidentla9 th@'N Nlis inyasionct q
the prescriptions oFthe Republic was
made tunder,tAe auspices Of gcody
\ tsoody wAkiiny. There was about il
just enough of atrocity to put the peo
pie on the defensive "a to their rights
while the,neryeless Hayes. ter,rorihel
\ and triokster, was capabls % iconcoct
1ing no plots whith might hay I S2almiRi
ssss Y 5isgab5ysosls9' Rspnhlifsn ipstita
depsH .anGR mad7oD 10 oTaw1ov : "a
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