Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-23
PRESS EXPRESSIONS.

The expediency of a thorough oreaniza-
uon OF the voters in every county and pre-
| cinct cannot be too earnestly advocated IF
eternal vigilance is the price of liberty
surely bondage is the reward of neutraIity
Shasta Iader.
| Two young men are under arrest for trv
ing to wreck Sunday picnic train. There
is some doubt whether they are stern
morallsts trying to attend to the business
that Providence seems to have forgotten. or
merely ordinary iends.-Erchange.
It is sure sign of ability in office when
you see man maligned and lied upon day
in and day out. 1t is certain that he is
| hurting corners or rings that rob the peo-
pie, else this hue and cry would not be so
perslstently kept Gp.-OroyiHe Register.
Lord, how mixed We mortals are! Sneak
OF the defeat of the Democratic party; this
| can never be. Why at our last Convention
score of the most influential men in the
| Republican ranks came over TO us-witb
adyice-and the rostrum was covered with
| Republican editors. Thus we continue to
| draw; see?-C0luSd Democrat
The doctors of Erie, Pa, are very mucb
interested in the case of man who lost
the whole top Of his head by an accident
and IS about 10 get well. He NAV never re-
! cover the use of all his faculties, but he
will probably get through with brains
enough to run for Congress on the Dem
| ocratic ticket.-Globe-De Democrat.
1t seems impossible for the Democrats of
Sacramento county to retain possession of
the sense the Lord fitted them I'D with
when he manufactured them. 1t had been
hoped that they would remember two
years ago and maintain at least the sem
| olance of harmony this year, but it seems
haunnd hair IL
want another Waterloo ?-Foisom Telegraph.
1t is conceded upon all hands that di-
| vision OF this county (Colusa) must come
| az some time. But not now, not now p
Why not? Is it desired that we, of
| northern Colusa, shall go on improving the
lower end OF the county building roads.
| bridges and public buildings, sufficient for
all time to come, before we shall be per
| mitted to do for ourselves HUlosrs Jour
nal.
No man. however popular and admired,
can be said to control the Republican party
or its destiny. and it would be a confession
OF weakness to say that the nomination of
Any particular candidate is essential to sue
| cess. Il is true that much depends upon
| the iudicious selection of a ticket, but the
| campaign /, to be one of party principles,
| hot mere choice of men for office
5fa'ySpile appeal.
The numerous wheat fields around the
country are showing up first-class the
stocks high, rank ana thick. and the heads
tllllng out full. The present weather could
| not be improved or for the assurance of a
full crop. The summer-fallow all over this
section will produce tine number one grain.
! as will most OF the winter sown. The only
short crops We have seen IN our meanders
were q few fields OF volunteer, and even
these will make iine hay.-Bigss argus.
| 1t is very common error with partisans
to suppose that papers supporting the prin-
ciplss of political parties must support all
of that party's men or measures. bur the
error IS none the less for being widespread
| Indeed, il sometimes becomes the iInpera-
| tive duty of party paper to assist in de-
ieatiDg men who are nominated BY the
party whose principles it supports. When
party makes a bad nomination success is
party misfortune Stockton Iadcgcade7,t.
The plstform just adopted 10y the Cali.
fornia Democracy must be regarded as an
immense Joke. We Do not say this merely
! to find fault with political opponents, but
because the platform strongly appeals to
our sense OF the iudicroRs II IS certainly
fanny 20 see man try 10 ride two WAYS at
cne time, TO see him laugh on ope side of
| his face and look solemn on the other side
and to see him knocking away the f unda-
tons or which he stands. unconscious of
the impending tumble.-Sa,,td Gaz lSeati-
Hel
| IThe high reputation of this section of
The State for fruit growing without irriga-
| ton will renew the TIDE ofimmigration and
within q few years the population of the
Sacramento valley will be ien-fold what it
counts to-day. The immigration that has
| been turned back by the unfortunate and
unsuccessful ventures in southern counties
! of California will face about and find suc-
! cess in tie Sacramento valley. The emf
grafton to Northern California will increase
| from this day Oh, and being free from the
! imitation incident to lsad speculation ii will
go ON in magnitude ard numbers -Mdrqs.
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