Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-30

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would give more plauSibility to their scheme.
But unfortunately this plan was also before the
Convention, and rs heartily condemned by that
body, rs appears from the debates from which |
read Reads
We who are residing in the back counties re-
moved from the centerS of trade and commerce.
are anxious 10 have railroads extended so aS to
bring rs nearer market The recent decisions of
the Courts prohibiting hydraulic mining will
force the residents of mining counties 10 turn
: their attention more than they ever vet have
done TO agricultural and horticultural pursuits,
and for this reason we want the railroads eX-
tended 10 enable Us to compete with the valley
counties For this reason we desire that Com
misSloncrs continue 10 be elected from districts
that we may have Il representative on the Board
VINO Is famlllar with our wants. Elect them
from the state at large means to elect them
from san Francisco aud Alameda, as is now
done IN the selection OF CongreSSmeu at large,
and supreme Judges ont of seven of the last
named gentlemen only one living outside of
those two counties was chosen.
The railroad company. il il desires to con-
trol the election OF the Commissioners, can
bring about the nomination of the men most ac-
ceptable To them through the san Francisco del
eSatlonS easier than in any other way. To elect
/ one every two years. as the bill. since being
amended, now provides, makes il that much
easier for the railroads 10 elect their man, by
enabling them 10 combine all their strength on
one man, instead of, aS now. compelling them
To make their fight in three separate districts AT
the same time. But, gentlemen. what is there
lying behind all this Is il that the railroad
: fares should he reduced nickel more than they
now or between some inf,rior stations or il i
in order that somebody may ride into Office by
the adoption of mis- measure The gentleman
fro,, NIrrrrj bos lip,lI,- in, ,,,,pd ms IN ,.,cc
that if this amendment shall Dc adopted Mr..
Foote VIII not accept an appointment rs Com
missioner.
MIR Fonte IN gentleman. l,v the way whom, I
esteem very highIv for hiS prnial uu5lifir,l yy.s
invited TO appear before the Committee ON Cor
por0tions To give information. which he kindly
aid. but which consumed only one evening. But
the gentleman has been hanging about this
chamber a great part OF the session, and usually
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l't aSStiIc'', IN II = no SlHI '.IiE
tIi'il 49, "Vt '''t!
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some bdlt thclr hooks with mites OF cheese,
ANA SIT on u renee ana oop ior meas;
but we baIl ours WIN Tigers tailS
And slt ON Il rock ana ll>h Tor whales.
But Mr.. Speaker. they viii fail There i a
sense of Justice inherent in the American pcople
which will in the end prevail and result in
I their rcpudiation
These gentlemen talk of mobS, aud instance
/ the recent one at Cincinnati Whilst they, Mr..
: Speaker, by appealing to the baScr passions o
men, aS has been done ON this floor during the
discussion of this measure, tend To incite mob
violence, they should be ashamed To even Slg-
geSt such thing. Mr. Speaker II was not an
adherence TO law that melted the mob to viO-
lence i'll Cincinnati. but, on the contrary. dis
regard of ii, as Is now attempted here by the
majority. In opposing TINS measure have not
been actuated by amy desire to shield the Com
misSionerS in any manner but. rs have at all
times said, and now say will vote for any reSolu-
tion that will give them hearing as is con
templatcd by the Constitution. and if the evil
denCc adduCcd on such hearing shall be Sutfi-
cient to convict them of dCTeliction of duty or
ncOmpetcncy or corruption, | will vote for
= iDelF removal as QUICK as any man upon tlN
floor. But Mr.. Speaker, am Il believer in that
divine law which teaches. "WhatSoGycr We
would that men should do unto YOU, do We also
unto them our laws are said to he founded
upon the laws OF God which are based upon
the principles of eternal Justice. He who has
the true spirit Of manhood about him. would
not punish the most petty offender without Civ
ing him an opportunity 10 make his defense
nor under any circumstances would he be led
by passion or prejudice to condemn his fellow
mar unheard. shall vote against the bill with
the full consciousness OF the responsibility !
assume in doing SO. and in the belief that nv
own convictions OF right in the matter will be-
accented eventually By the general Drblir
Mr. Cutter said that when the amendment
was before the House before for n0sSaGa he had
y0frd for II Liulug II n1irbt 80, gond uoIicv tn.
rho Damnrrotir Marry ond that he was dnin,, no
inirs+ica tn III ,a,;st fur,,ts 1,b,,,, he ~ fhot
fitnc hclin,od +o Lc inIii,,.rc,,t in rho matter
pi,t i,,ne,l;otl,. TO- ,.,eti l,s ,-l,ts ,,.biI on
his waI- from tho Assembly chamber he nod
b,,, sIi-aj nv ono Of thn ,liost ,,rnr1inant cit
znns 0f NuL., =. Nbnt the deurr did you yot,
t6nt ,,-a,. f,,rS N-,,, In b,,rt ms he ,rys
1Lout tG r,tur,, IA VnL, rn,,,t,- Lc r,.soi,eJ to
iT,,irn o. ~ M, ..,ti,r.,t f Tho ,,,,, r,1 IN,
nnasti0n IIa hsd intoryievved at in5st an
rrnrniuenf business mon of NIary>villr and soy
ar,1 resident. of tbc ,,irin,r s.,.ti,,,,
md t,v nd ,ritb t,+ two nvrr,,fio,. 49,
moved If Ms vote The cit, Of Narvs,illn WIS
mo of the terminal ,niTtS IL thn Ccnirsl p,citc
RaiIrngd rpccilinT frrioht from tba Fsst NJ tb,
n,I r,,t. ~ Sa,, tr,,,(,c ,,d ~ 't' 80,
tbnrr nat,irsIy nLicctrJ tn nnvtbinr that r1i,,ht
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in fiy, IF f}c ,nTdInent. h,1t t a. ,Iti
nf tIot sertinn ,GnS b,,r ;, t;rnrtb Of tIaf nf th
connfH Rnt as far s he Mr. Cnrtpri was con-
,,cd ,,-.,,, bi rfi,, M ,,i ~,
,,,i,,bt o b ,,l tnna ~ I
nt fhp nraf0rity ,rbnsd vorrs had cIorfcd nm,
and br I'D nor - tbof Lc ,yCTI6 IN. mn
fnG in niIo,yin,+ binScIf to in ,n,3 NV
,,a,,- f,r "tbc1 sa.tin,,l or Nv, Stt,,r III "
i,'irI9 nf his immoGiotc constit,,n,f T,nrc
W. no o,,i,t,- in fb STt WIN nd hoo, 80
f,r,I b,. ~, ,,;iroa o,,,,,,,,,,- IL, ~
i, his instance ~ in si others Ld SbnIid ,
daaynr ~ nrotcct bnr i,,tnrt rrIi ~.
ISrtv or narso1'1I tecIin% He stood uro,, tho
~ Of no Hons i,oti,ts ,,,d SoIoiI. ~ i.t
mo intaTats ~ b emmy If II ,y ~ ~ iht in,
tnrrit tbot tb, baIonra If tho Stnto sboi,ii IL.
S,,nI he wonld nmbcSirntinaI, ,-Cr 10 .ini, II
and he was nor afraid IN stnnd Inv il momsprnps
az tb tin,c,,f MINI so, y! ~
IL vi s,1 ,i inv -, tLobiu 10 +it,d
tbot tbe lnbby had bean NJ ,vnrl, 1rvin'r IN
inti,,onco votes 1r,iuct tbc JilI ,,ni ibn5,,,ht
that tber,. ,yns but IittJe honor ntfachcd to Tho
ottica of Ie,iSiotor of CoIifornis ond IA rasist
ternrr,tinn 81 man 1nrSt lac douhlv case hard
ennd
Dotv of Sacramento said that enough had